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Genelia Deshmukh, known for her vibrant presence in Indian cinema, recently took to social media to pay homage to director Surya Kiran, who helmed her debut Telugu film, “Satyam.” Fondly reminiscing about the memories they shared during the making of the movie, Genelia expressed her gratitude towards Surya Kiran for providing her with such a remarkable beginning in the Telugu film industry.
The sudden demise of Surya Kiran, who had been battling jaundice for some time, came as a shock to the film fraternity. His passing occurred at his residence in Chennai, prompting an outpouring of condolences from colleagues and fans alike.
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In her heartfelt tribute, Genelia conveyed her deepest sympathies to Surya Kiran’s family, acknowledging his pivotal role in shaping her career. Through her X account, she shared her sentiments, bidding farewell to the director who played a significant part in her journey as an actor.
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Following the success of “Satyam,” Genelia experienced a surge in her career, receiving numerous offers and establishing herself as one of the most sought-after actresses in the industry. The film not only catapulted her to fame but also served as a turning point for co-star Sumanth, who delivered a standout performance.
“Satyam,” released in 2003, proved to be a blockbuster hit, marking a promising directorial debut for Surya Kiran. The film’s success not only solidified his position in the industry but also contributed to the flourishing careers of its cast members.
As Genelia reflects on the cherished memories from “Satyam,” she acknowledges the profound impact Surya Kiran had on her professional journey. With prayers and strength extended to the bereaved family, she bids farewell to a director whose legacy will continue to inspire generations of filmmakers and actors.
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