"This is an irreplaceable loss to the film fraternity."
The Indian film industry is mourning the sudden death of legendary producer RB Choudary following a tragic car accident.
The veteran filmmaker lost his life during a fatal vehicle collision on May 5, 2026, while travelling through Udaipur in Rajasthan.
News of the incident was confirmed by his production team in a statement released to the stunned public shortly afterwards.
The statement from his team expressed the immense grief felt by the entire film fraternity after the horrific crash occurred.
His team said: “Deeply saddened to hear that legendary film producer RB Choudary sir (Super Good Films) has passed away in a tragic car accident in Udaipur just now.
“His immense contribution to Indian cinema, especially through decades of memorable films, will always be remembered.
“This is an irreplaceable loss to the film fraternity.
“Deepest condolences to his family and dear ones. May his soul rest in peace.”
He was the founder of the prestigious banner Super Good Films and was a highly respected figure in Tamil cinema.
Rajinikanth was among the first to pay an emotional tribute to his longtime associate and dear personal friend.
He said: “My dear friend, Super Good Films R.B. Choudhary is a top-notch producer. A wonderful human being.
“He has given opportunities to countless young directors and kept the film world alive.
“His untimely death news has left me in great shock and immense sorrow.
“My deepest condolences to his family. May his soul rest in peace.”
Telugu cinema legend Chiranjeevi also expressed his deep heartbreak upon hearing about the devastating loss of the film icon.
He said: “Deeply heartbroken to hear about the sudden and tragic loss of Legendary producer R.B. Choudary garu.
“I have known him for many years and was recently associated with him on my film God Father through Super Good Films.
“He has shaped the careers of many talented directors and actors and brought countless stories to life.
“His contribution to Indian cinema is beyond words.”
Actor Venkatesh Daggubati shared his own personal sorrow after learning about the passing of his frequent and valued collaborator.
He said: “Saddened beyond words to hear about the tragic passing of R.B. Choudary garu.
“We shared a deep personal bond over many years and I was fortunate to be associated with Super Good Films for Suryavamsam, Raja, Seenu and Sankranti.
“His passion and invaluable contributions to cinema will live on through his work.”
Actor Sarathkumar described the late producer as a mentor who was responsible for his rise to massive cinematic stardom.
He said: “Shocked and saddened to hear the legendry producer, friend, my mentor, my philosopher and the reason to my stardom reportedly passes away in the most unfortunate car accident.
“His immense contribution to Indian cinema, especially through decades of films, which will always be remembered.”
RB Choudary is survived by four sons who have been actively involved in maintaining his significant cinematic legacy.
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