Stuntman dies during shoot of Pa Ranjith-Arya film, actor Vishal pays tribute
Take a look at Vishal's tweet here:Popular stunt choreographer Silva also shared his condolences for Raju on Instagram. "One of our great car jumping stunt artist, S M Raju, died today while doing car stunts. Our stunt union and Indian film industry will be missing him (sic)," he wrote in the caption.As of now, neither actor Arya nor director Pa Ranjith have released an official statement regarding the incident.Raju was well-known in the Kollywood industry for his daring stunts and had been a part of numerous films over the years. His work was appreciated by many actors and filmmakers, contributing to his reputation as a courageous and skilled stunt artist.- Ends
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