Asokan, a Chennai-based publisher of pocket novels.
It has been 30 years since Rajesh started writing crime novels for G. He adds that more movies are in the offing - “Talks are on with directors Sarkunam, Vijay Milton, and C.V. A new novel is picked every week,” he explains. “Presently, Kalaignar TV airsĬhinnathirai Cinema, in which my stories are being adapted for the small screen. “Arivazhagan approached me saying that he liked it and that he has been reading my novels since his school and college days.”Īnyone who has even the remotest idea about Rajesh’s works will agree that his stories make for excellent movie adaptations, given their fast-paced narratives. “The novel was expanded into a script within 15 days,” he adds. Rajesh’s stories are known for their twists, and this one has plenty, he promises. I can’t divulge too much about it though,” he adds. “It follows the happenings in the life of a young woman who is trapped in the murky goings-on inside. The story was inspired by an article I read in a newspaper.” Rajesh says that the movie talks about the dark secrets behind certain multi-speciality hospitals. Kuttram 23 is based on true events,” says the 69-year-old over the phone from Coimbatore. Sandamarutham was loosely based on his novel This is the second Rajesh Kumar novel to be adapted into a feature film - the science-based thriller Kuttram 23 stars Arun Vijay, who plays a police officer, in the lead.
The film’s audio was recently launched in the city, and the writer is excited about the promising trailer, released on August 31. His 1,600th novel, a ‘medical crime thriller’, is being adapted into a movie titledĮeram fame.
He’s nearing 1,700 titles since he began writing in 1980. Writer Rajesh Kumar is writing a crime novel when we call him up for an interview.
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