Indira Soundararajan: A Master of Mystical Storytelling Passes Away at 65

Tamil novelist Indira Soundararajan, known for his mystical and supernatural themes in works like 'Marmadesam', passed away at 65. Celebrated for integrating spiritual mysteries into his stories, his contributions spanned novels, screenplays, and Tamil films, earning recognition and awards from the Tamil Nadu government.

Tamil novelist Indira Soundararajan, celebrated for his mastery in mystical and supernatural storytelling, has passed away at the age of 65. He died at his residence in Madurai on Sunday, according to family sources.

Soundararajan was esteemed for his compelling narratives in epic television serials like 'Marmadesam', and notable novels such as 'Iraiyuthir Kaadu'. His works often explored 'spiritual mysteries', a theme he popularized in Tamil literature. The author received the Tamil Nadu government award for his novel 'En Peyar Ranganayaki'.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin expressed condolences, praising Soundararajan for integrating history with supernatural elements. His legacy includes contributions to Tamil cinema as a screenwriter and orator on spirituality.

(With inputs from agencies.)