As the reel of life played on, it took with it some of the most iconic names that graced the silver screen, leaving behind memories we couldn't get from it.

Marimuthu was also a popular face on the small screen serial Ethir Neechal. He was known for his natural and realistic acting style, which won him many fans and appreciation.

Marimuthu is survived by his wife and two children and he recently celebrated his 27th wedding anniversary on September 2nd. 

From battling hunger in his early life to hunting prospects in the cinema industry, Marimuthu's story was filled with tragedies and his stern believes, and of course, with a lot to remember. Let's revisit his life and his final minutes.

The actor, who was also a director and producer, suffered a cardiac arrest while dubbing for the popular serial Ethir Neechal. He was 52 years old.

He was last seen on the big screen in Jailer, which released in August this year. He was also part of the star-studded cast of Indian 2, the sequel to the 1996 blockbuster Indian, directed by Shankar.

He then directed Pulivaal in 2014, a remake of the Malayalam film Chaappa Kurishu, starring Prasanna and Vimal. He debuted as a actor with Ajithkumar's Vaali in 1999.