Chennai
Anbu is the son of late actor Mylaswamy in Saligramam, Chennai
and Yuvan jointly met the press. They said.
“Thank you to everyone who supported us during my father’s death, thank you to the media and the police. I won’t say my father’s fans, I will say friends who came here from all over the world for two days. MGR fans also came in large numbers. Thank you to all of them.
The news came in different forms in each media. So I, who was present, will explain. My father and I went to Meghnatheeswarar temple near Kelambakkam after eating and left.
The night program went well. After the program ended at 2.30 am, we kept talking on the way home. We came home and watched the news on TV.
10 minutes after I went to sleep mom called me to breathe
He said that father is in trouble. Private immediately nearby
I took him to the hospital. I drove the car suddenly on top of me
Leaned down. I couldn’t drive a car continuously, then an auto
I took him to the hospital with help. But the doctors who examined him declared him dead.
Still I thought I could somehow save her and took her to a private hospital in Borur with the help of an ambulance. The doctors who examined him there also said that he was already dead. He used to say that wherever there is Dharma, there is MGR. We say that wherever Dharma is, MGR, my father and Vivek are there.
We called Udayanidhi Stalin at 6 am. He could not be contacted at that time, later he was told to come and meet us in person to console us.
Our father never lie to us. Be honest
said. Even if he says he will drink, no one can see that he has drunk in the publication. Dad stopped drinking. Let us do what father did. We will not keep the father’s mobile number at all. You can always call us on that number.
My brother and I will carry on where our father left off. His cell phone is not kept at all we use. We will continue what he has done.
We will do our best to help. Dad sleeps only 4 hours every day. Then he will think of what he can do to help. Some YouTube channels post false information. “We will take legal action if we continue to spread false news like this,” Mylaswamy’s sons said.