Celebrated Tamil Author Indira Soundararajan Passes Away at 65

Renowned Tamil novelist Indira Soundararajan passed away at 65 in Madurai. Known for his supernatural themes, he wrote stories like 'Marmadesam' and received multiple accolades. A prolific writer and screenwriter for Tamil films, Soundararajan also served as a spiritual orator.

In a tragic development, celebrated Tamil author Indira Soundararajan died at his Madurai home at the age of 65, family sources revealed. He was famed for penning the engaging Tamil thriller television serial 'Marmadesam'.

Soundararajan's works, including 'Iraiyuthir Kaadu' and 'Thangakkadu', often delved into supernatural and mystical themes. His novel 'En Peyar Ranganayaki' garnered him a government award. Notably, 'Rudra Veenai', published by G Asokan, was among his bestsellers.

A multi-talented figure, Soundararajan was also active as a screenwriter in films like 'Sringaram' (2007) and 'Anandhapurathu Veedu' (2010) and known as an articulate spiritual speaker. He incorporated his mother's name, Indira, as a tribute to her.

(With inputs from agencies.)