“MY FIRST MOVIE’S CINEMATOGRAPHER…” HEARTBROKEN HERO SHARES AN EMOTIONAL MESSAGE CONDOLING THE SUDDEN DEMISE OF KV ANAND!

KV Anand had a heart attack and passed away today at 3 am. He has worked in several languages including Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi.

Vishal’s first film was Chellame, for which KV Anand cranked the camera. The movie was directed by Gandhi Krishna. Vishal took to Twitter and wrote - “Deeply Shocking & Completely Shattered to hear the news that India’s most renowned Cinematographer #KVAnand passed away, this is not a News that can be easily digested, completely numb & have no words beyond this, may his soul #RIP Deepest condolences to his family #RIPKVAnand.” (sic)

My First Movie’s Cinematographer (Chellamae) #RIPKVAnand

— Vishal (@VishalKOfficial) April 30, 2021

Deeply Shocking & Completely Shattered to hear the news that India’s most renowned Cinematographer #KVAnand passed away, this is not a News that can be easily digested, completely numb & have no words beyond this, may his soul #RIP

Deepest condolences to his family#RIPKVAnand

— Vishal (@VishalKOfficial) April 30, 2021

KV Anand began his career in films as a cinematographer with his debut being Thenmavin Kombath in Malayalam and later turned to direction. Kana Kanden was his first directorial venture. KV Anand's last outing was 'Kaappaan' with Suriya, Arya, and Sayesshaa in the lead roles. The film was bankrolled by Lyca Productions.