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 Powerstar Puneet Rajkumar has died of heart attack at Vikram Hospital in Bangalore.

Bangalore: 29- year-old actor and actor Powerstar Puneet Rajkumar has died of a heart attack at Vikram Hospital in Bangalore.

Born on March 17, 1975, at the Kalyani Hospital in Chennai, the youngest son of the late Dr. Rajakumar and Parvathamma.

Raj was the youngest child of the couple and grew up in a fondness for him. Raj was accompanying Puneet and his sister Purnima for the shooting of most of their films. Thus began an association with art from an early age.

Puneet starred as a child. Directed by N Laxmi Narayana in 1984, the film stars Puneeth Balaku Ramu. The film depicts the pitfalls of a poor boy going to school. The film was based on the English novel "What They Raman". Puneet received a National Award for his performance in the film.

Life as a hero actor

In 2002, Puri began her second innings in Kannada cinema with Jagannath directed 'Appu'. The film was a huge success. Later films like Abhi, Veera Kannadiga, Maurya, Akash, Nam Basav, Ajay etc. made good record at the box office. 

His first ten films as a hero completed a century.

Not just acting, but singer, producer and narrator

Puneet, who has sung in over fifty films as a singer, spends all his money on social services. he was the first guest of the Weekend with Ramesh.

As a filmmaker, Puneeth has produced films like 'Kavuludari' and 'Mayabazar' in his home banner and has also made a television serial through his Production House. In memory of his mother `PRK has set up an audio company.

Powerstar Puneet Rajkumar is one of the leading heroes in Kannada cinema. Known as Appu by fans, Puneet is not only acting but also presenting himself as a background singer and producer. In his nearly four decades as a child artist, he has worked as a child artist for 14 and more than 25 films.

In 1999, Ashwini left Chikmagalur. The couple have daughters Dhruti and Vandita.

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