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Filmmaker Cheran Elected Head of Film Writers' Association
20 Jul
Summary
- Director Cheran secured presidency of the South Indian Film Writers' Association.
- He won the election held in Chennai with 279 out of 432 votes.
- Cheran's panel also saw Samuthirakani and Snekan elected as vice presidents.
Director Cheran has been elected the new president of the South Indian Film Writers' Association. The election, held recently in Chennai, saw Cheran emerge victorious with 279 votes against his opponent's 155. This win secures a new term for the association's leadership.
The polling took place at the Film Musicians' Association Hall in Vadapalani. Cheran, representing the 'Namma K. Bhagyaraj' panel, received strong support from the members. His victory is seen as a significant development for screenwriters' concerns.
In addition to the presidency, elections were conducted for 21 other posts. Cheran's panel also secured vice presidential positions for prominent figures like Samuthirakani and Snekan. The election process concluded peacefully despite a minor dispute over voting rights.
