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Award-winning director-cinematographer Chezhiyan is no more

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Award-winning director-cinematographer Chezhiyan is no more
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Award-winning Tamil filmmaker and cinematographer R. Chezhiyan has passed away at age 57 following a prolonged illness. Known for his realistic approach to cinema, his work included the critically acclaimed film 'To Let' and significant contributions to cinematography.

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Chezhiyan was a respected figure in Indian cinema, known for his minimalist style and his role as a mentor to many emerging filmmakers.

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Award-winning filmmaker and cinematographer R. Chezhiyan, best known for his critically acclaimed film To Let , died at 57 after a prolonged illness. He was a member of the International Institute of Film Culture (IIFC).

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