C. Rudhraiya

Indian film director and producer

C. Rudhraiya - Artists & Creatives born 1947
Born

1947
78 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

India

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Directed and produced films in the Tamil film industry. Gained recognition for contributions to cinema through films that addressed social issues and showcased strong narratives. Worked on projects that combined entertainment with meaningful commentary, influencing the landscape of Tamil films. Served in various capacities within the film industry, fostering new talent and enhancing regional storytelling. His works spanned several decades and established a legacy in Indian cinema.

Directed the film 'Marupuram'

Produced 'Ninaithale Inikkum'

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