Legendary filmmaker and cinematographer Gangu Ramsay, known for his contributions to the Indian horror genre, passed away at the age of 83 in Mumbai. Ramsay, part of the renowned Ramsay Brothers, battled health issues for the past month before succumbing to them on Sunday.
His family confirmed his passing in a statement, describing him as a legendary cinematographer, filmmaker, and producer. Ramsay’s creative genius was evident in over 50 iconic films produced under the Ramsay Brothers’ banner, including classics like ‘Veerana’ and ‘Purana Mandir.’
Ramsay’s work extended beyond the big screen, making a lasting impact on television with shows like ‘Zee Horror Show’ and ‘Saturday Suspense.’ He also ventured into regional cinema, collaborating with actors like Vishnuvardhan in the Kannada film industry.
The industry mourns the loss of a visionary whose work will continue to inspire generations of filmmakers. His influence on the horror genre and television will be remembered for years to come. The statement from his family expressed condolences and prayers for his soul to rest in eternal peace.
As the news of Gangu Ramsay’s passing spreads, the film fraternity and fans alike pay tribute to his remarkable body of work and the legacy he leaves behind. His contributions to Indian cinema will be cherished and remembered for years to come.