Kannada actor-producer and Puneeth Rajkumar's Milana co-star Dileep Raj dies at 47
Kannada actor and producer Dileep Raj, known for films like Milana and television work, has died after suffering a heart attack. He was 47.

Dileep Raj, the Kannada actor and producer known for his work in films and television, has died after suffering a cardiac arrest. He was 47.
According to multiple reports, Dileep Raj passed away on Wednesday morning after reportedly experiencing a cardiac arrest. His sudden demise has left the Kannada entertainment industry and fans in shock.
The actor was widely recognised for his performances in Kannada films such as Milana, starring late actor Puneeth Rajkumar. Over the years, he also built a strong presence on Kannada television through several popular serials and productions.
A familiar face in Kannada television and cinema
Apart from acting, Dileep Raj had also ventured into production and direction. He was regarded as one of the recognisable faces of Kannada television, with audiences particularly associating him with family dramas and emotional roles.
Fans and members of the Kannada film fraternity have been expressing grief on social media ever since news of his passing emerged.
Many remembered him not just for his screen presence but also for his reportedly warm personality and long-standing contribution to the regional entertainment industry.
Survived by wife and daughters
Dileep Raj is survived by his wife and two daughters. Reports stated that his family has requested privacy while mourning the loss.
The actor’s death once again sparked conversations online about the increasing number of sudden cardiac arrests reported among public figures and actors in recent years.
Further details regarding funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family soon.

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