Noted Kannada filmmaker Guruprasad, known for acclaimed works like Mata, Eddelu Manjunatha, and Director’s Special, was found dead in his apartment in Madanayakanahalli, Bengaluru. The 52-year-old director’s decomposed body was reportedly discovered after neighbors noticed a foul odor and alerted the police. Preliminary findings suggest that Guruprasad may have taken his own life several days prior.
Police investigating the case are working to determine the exact time and circumstances surrounding his death. According to initial reports from Asianet News, authorities found Guruprasad hanging from a ceiling fan. While investigations are ongoing, it is speculated that financial difficulties and pressures from creditors might have contributed to his tragic decision.
The director, who had recently remarried, was reportedly facing financial hardships, with allegations of unpaid purchases surfacing in recent months. Guruprasad was also actively involved in his latest project, Adema, which was still under production at the time of his passing.
Following the news, interest in the search term “Guruprasad” surged on Google Trends, peaking on November 3 around 12:30 PM, with related searches such as “director Guruprasad,” “Guruprasad death,” and “Guruprasad suicide.” Karnataka registered the highest search volume, followed by Goa and Andhra Pradesh.
Guruprasad’s death has sent shockwaves through the Kannada film industry, where he was respected not only as a director but also for his acting roles. Known for his bold, often satirical storytelling, his work left an indelible mark on Kannada cinema. Friends, colleagues, and fans are mourning the loss of a creative voice that resonated with audiences for years.
Source By Agencies
