Murali Krishna passed away at the age of 65. The only son of the legendary playback singer S. Janaki. Murali Krishna unexpectedly passed away in the early hours of Thursday, due to a sudden heart attack, according to reports. K.S. Chithra, the renowned playback singer, announced the news, expressing deep shock.
Murali Krishna demonstrated his artistic abilities through his work across various entertainment fields, showcasing his ability to execute diverse artistic styles. A trained Bharatanatyam dancer, he cultivated a profound appreciation for Tamil and Telugu cinema throughout his career. His acting career developed through his work in various films, including Vinayakudu and Mallepuvvu, which showcased his ability to play different roles. He displayed his writing skills through his work on the Kannada film Cooling Glass. His dedication to regional cinema across South India became evident through his contributions to multiple film industries operating in the region.
The loss has deeply affected his family, particularly his mother, legendary playback singer S. Janaki, who now faces the unimaginable grief of losing her son. Murali Krishna leaves behind two daughters, Varsha and Apsara, who must navigate this profound loss alongside their grandmother. The film and music fraternity across South India has rallied in support, expressing heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. Industry colleagues and admirers have shared tributes honoring Murali Krishna’s artistic legacy while offering solidarity to veteran singer S. Janaki during this extraordinarily difficult period of personal tragedy.
