"How wonderful it would have been if Puneeth was my son" – B. Saroja Devi's heartfelt words

Kannada actress B. Saroja Devi passed away recently. Many are paying homage to this event, which has caused irreparable loss to the cultural world. But in the meantime, the unforgettable bond between award-winning actor Puneeth Rajkumar and Saroja Devi has once again turned out to be an innocent memory.

Sneha, which started when Appu was a child, was directed by veteran director S. As Bhagavan recalls, Puneeth would naturally accompany his father to the sets of Rajkumar's film. It was at that time that Saroja Devi was showing affection for Puneet like a mother. "He used to pick up Puneet and play with him. Parvathamma was also surprised at the way she loved him," bhagavan said.

Inspired by this close relationship between Puneeth and Saroja Devi, Parvathamma Rajkumar asked director Bhagavan to make a film. The film that originated from it is 'Yaarivanu'. The story of the film was also written and shot in collaboration with Uday Shankar. Everyone was amazed at the skill with which Puneeth performed as Srinath's son and Rajkumar's son within the film.

"If this child were my son..." – Saroja Devi's words In a scene from the song 'The Invisible God' from the film, Saroja Devi got emotional after seeing Puneeth's performance and said, "How nice it would have been if this child had been my son." This is a clear testimony to his love, affection and association with Puneeth. Puneeth Rajkumar's last year release 'Natasarvabhowma' was released in the film. Saroja Devi had done a cameo. It revived the bond between these two legendary actors of the film industry.

Puneeth Rajkumar and B. The relationship between Saroja Devi is not just a co-star relationship, it is a heartfelt bond that goes beyond the mother-son bond. Though the two are not among us today, their fond memories will remain in the minds of Kannadigas forever.