Fans Reaction To The Unexpected Death Of Actor Puneeth Rajkumar.

Thousands of grieving moviegoers flocked to the streets of Bangalore on Friday after Indian regional film star Puneet Rajkumar suddenly died of a heart attack at the age of 46.

Known as a “power star” for his action roles in the Kannada-language film industry.

The actor was hospitalized on Friday morning with chest pain and died shortly after that. Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted that “the prolific and talented actor has taken a cruel turn… But, Fans Reaction future generations will remember him with love for his work and extraordinary personality.”

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S. Bommai said Rajkumar was “the most popular superstar in the state … a huge personal loss and one that is difficult to overcome. Fans Reaction Authorities have stepped up security around the actor’s home for fear of violence from his fans. Some of whom chased the ambulance where his body was take from the hospital.

Elsewhere, his fans were crying and hugging.

“Losing him is very painful. He is a gem in the Kannada film industry, and he is unforgettable. It is excruciating,” one of Sandeep’s less fortunate fans told AFP. Local media reported that Rajkumar was hospitalize after collapsing while working out at his gym.

Puneet Rajkumar is the son of another actor known only as Rajkumar.

After rising to fame like a child actor, he starred in about 30 films, with his debut action-comedy “Appu” being one of the biggest hits. Bollywood in Hindi is India’s largest film industry, but the vast country also produces hundreds of films in 21 other official languages ​​every year.

“I feel like I’ve lost a little brother. My thoughts also prayers go out to his family, with whom I share a close relationship,” tweeted Mohanlal. A massive star of Malayalam cinema in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Chiranjeevi, a superstar in the Telugu film industry, said Rajkumar’s death was a “huge loss” for the Kannada industry and the Indian film fraternity. Rajkumar is endured by his wife Ashwini Revanth and two children AFP.