It is really shocking to know the sudden demise of Sri.Rangarajan alias Sujatha. He was such pleasing personality. He had Inculcated the reading habit in the minds of youngsters. Tamil Literature has lost a great son. It will be very difficult to fill the vaccum. His knowledge in almost all subjects is admirable. The Government of India should honour him.
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by HariBasker on Feb 28, 2008 04:59 PM Permalink
Please dont judge is writing from movies. coz for the movies he as sacrificed a lot. But true, the movies made him to come to the limelight. I like him only coz. of his stories. The great writer, may his soul rest in peace.
It is rare to find such multi-talented personality & even nature can not create one more like Mr.Rangarajan,the Great legendary. Great loss to the country. May his sole rest in peace-we prey! Our heartfelt condolences to his family members & friends!
RE:Mr.Rangarajan,the Great legendary:His demise is Great loss to the country
by sabitha gopal on Feb 28, 2008 05:16 PM Permalink
its always disheartening to accept such news about such eminent people, who has graduated in iit and contributed to tamil cinema qualitatively, my deep condolences to his family..
I read almost all his novels, short stories and other articles written in weekly magazines etc. I was very much impressed by his story "Nylon kayiru" / Nylon rope and must have all his novels a number of time. His punch line in his story is always the last para or even the last line. Fascinated by him I named my daughter 'Sujatha'
Its a great loss for Tamil and modern tamil literature. He is one man who is ahead of times. He talked about the emergence of computers when computers were seen only in englsih movies.
Am a great fan for his fast and stylish writing. All of us in ourfamily are great followers of his writing style. Even the latest "Katradhum-Petradhum" in Vikatan was great to read.
Who will the Tamil litreature world can write Science fictions like him. It is a great loss for the Tamil readers.
I learnt a lot of scintfic things from his " Yen..yedharkku..Yeappdi"...Who can write such things in Tamil in the future.
What will happen to shankar-rajini's ROBO without Sujatha ?
The writer passed away y'day night & it took almost a day to post such a message ... Rediff - Hats off ... you too join the race in chasing Rakshi sawant & others
Huge loss to litreary world. Btw, Sujatha did his Bsc Physics from St.Josephs Trichy and engineering from MIT Madras and not in IIT as mentioned in the article.
