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Kiran Raj, Kannada actor and Ronny star, injured in road accident, undergoes ICU treatment

Kannada actor Kiran Raj has been involved in a road accident after his car collided with a divider while travelling on Kengeri Road. Following the accident, the actor was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital in Kengeri, where he is currently receiving treatment. More details below.

Reported By : T Raghavan Written By : Aseem Sharma
New Delhi
Updated on: September 11, 2024 11:01 IST
Kiran Raj
Image Source : INSTAGRAM Actor Kiran Raj

Kiran Raj, popular Kannada actor known for his role in the show 'Kannadathi', was involved in a road accident near Kengeri on Tuesday. The incident took place when the actor's car collided with a divider while travelling on Kengeri Road in the early morning hours. As per the latest report, he sustained injuries to his chest in the accident. He was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital in Kengeri, where he is currently receiving treatment. The actor’s condition is stable, and further updates on his recovery are awaited.

As per media reports, he was driving his black Mercedes Benz and was accompanied by his executive producer. Kiran Raj has not only made his mark in Kannada TV shows but has also acted in a few Hindi shows as well. After his show 'Kannadathi', he recently finished shooting for his upcoming film Rani, which is slated to release soon. 

On the work front, Kiran Raj's upcoming film Ronny: The Ruler is scheduled to hit the big screens on September 12, 2024. Directed by Gurutej Shetty, the film also stars Raadhya, Samiksha, Ravishankar, B Suresh, Apurva, Ugramm Manju, Ugramm Ravi, Yash Shetty, Dharmanna, Girish Hegde, Kari Subbu, and Mico Nagaraj in key roles.

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