Puneeth Rajkumar 2nd Death Anniversary: Kichcha Sudeep, Rakshit Shetty And Others Pay Heartfelt Tribute To The Late Legend - READ TWEETS

The untimely passing of Puneeth Rajkumar on October 29, 2021, sent shock waves through the Kannada film industry and various film communities. Known for his enduring generosity, warm smiles, and benevolence, the Kannada film industry's sudden demise, as he collapsed due to a heart attack after his morning gym session in Bengaluru, plunged the entire state of Karnataka into a profound period of mourning. Even two years after his tragic departure, the actor's absence continues to be deeply felt by his family, friends, and devoted fans. ALSO READ: Puneeth Rajkumar Honoured By Karnataka Government! Late Actor’s Wife Expresses Gratitude For Naming A Road After Him-REPORTS!

On Sunday morning, well-known Kannada film celebrities utilized their social media platforms to pay tribute to the beloved hero of the state. Kichcha Sudeep, in a Kannada message on his Twitter account, conveyed, "Our Appu (Puneeth's nickname) is immortal." 777 Charllie star Rakshit Shetty also expressed his sentiments and tweeted, "Your presence continues to thrive in our hearts! The essence of Appu sir lives on in the memories of those fortunate enough to have known him. Remembering him with deep affection." ALSO READ: Puneeth Rajkumar’s Lessons On His Achievements To be Included In School Syllabus Announces Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai-REPORTS

Numerous fan clubs are sharing an old video featuring prominent actors like Jr. NTR (who has Kannadiga roots on his mother's side) becoming emotional as they express their thoughts and feelings regarding the late actor. Puneeth, who left us at the age of 46, gained fame through a slew of memorable films, including titles like Appu, Abhi, Veera Kannadiga, Mourya, Aakash, Ajay, Arasu, Milana, Vamshi, Raam, Jackie, Hudugaru, Power, Rana Vikrama, Raajakumara, Anjani Putra, Natasaarvabhowma, Yuvarathnaa, and James. His final appearance graced the wildlife docu-drama Gandhada Gudi, now available for viewing on Amazon Prime Video.