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Khushbu and Sundar C pay last respects to K. Bhagyaraj

Khushbu and Sundar C pay last respects to K. Bhagyaraj after Chennai return; Shanthanu's emotional hug leaves everyone moved

The death of the legendary director and actor K. Bhagyaraj has created deep sadness in the entire Tamil film industry, with many popular actors still paying their respects to the deceased’s family members. The “King of Screenplay” died of a heart attack, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. While many celebrities paid their last respects during his funeral, actress Khushbu and filmmaker Sundar C visited the late director’s residence after returning to Chennai, creating one of the most emotional moments witnessed by the family.

Khushbu and Sundar C visit Bhagyaraj’s residence after returning to Chennai

Khushbu had been in Goa for the wedding celebrations of her daughter Avantika, an event that Bhagyaraj himself had attended shortly before his passing. Since she was away during the funeral, the actress rushed to Bhagyaraj’s Nungambakkam residence soon after landing in Chennai. Accompanied by her husband Sundar C, she paid floral tributes before Bhagyaraj’s portrait and spent time with his grieving family. This particular visit revealed the close bond between the actress and the veteran filmmaker, which became one of the first things she did after returning from her vacation.

Shanthanu breaks down as Khushbu comforts him

The visit turned emotional as Bhagyaraj’s son Shanthanu started crying when he met Khushbu. He struggled to control his emotions and hugged Khushbu while crying. Khushbu hugged him back and held his hands as she comforted him through the tough time his family was going through due to the great loss. Sundar C, too, offered his sympathies and stood by the family at this difficult time.

Tamil cinema continues to honour a legendary storyteller

Bhagyaraj’s mortal remains were kept at his residence for public homage, where actors, directors, producers, political leaders, and thousands of fans gathered to pay their respects. He was later laid to rest with full state honours at the Besant Nagar crematorium. Even after his death, people who knew him through his work in films continue to come to pay their respects at his place, indicating the high level of respect and admiration they had for him. This emotional tribute by Khushbu and Sundar C is yet another way in which the friendships that Bhagyaraj made in his life are remembered.

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