Beyond the Screen: The Soulful Brotherhood of Ganja Karuppu and Poet Kitchan

In the world of Tamil cinema, we know Ganja Karuppu as the man who makes millions laugh with his unique comedic timing. However, off-camera, he plays his most significant role yet—that of a legendary friend. His deep affection for his close friend, Poet Kitchan, is a rare example of loyalty in an industry often known for its transience.

While Ganja Karuppu conquered the silver screen, Kitchan carved a niche for himself through his powerful words. A talented lyricist and poet, Kitchan recently released his poetry collection, "Ilakkiya Kadhalil Ilakkana Suruthi," in his native village. For years, these two have been inseparable. Whether it is a film set, a public event, or a personal journey, Ganja Karuppu ensures Kitchan is by his side, celebrating his friend's growth as if it were his own.

Poet Kitchan comes from a humble background and has dedicated his life to his craft. Seeing his friend’s simplicity and talent, Ganja Karuppu has taken on a personal mission: to see Kitchan settled in a happy marriage. With the same dedication a man would show for his own younger brother, Ganja Karuppu has been traveling from village to village in search of a suitable bride. His motive is simple: "My friend is a gifted poet. He deserves a life filled with stability and love."

What makes Ganja Karuppu’s search truly remarkable is his progressive outlook. He refuses to be confined by narrow social circles. His search for a bride for Kitchan is guided by modern, humanitarian values.

He believes that "caste was born out of profession" and should not be a barrier to happiness. He is looking for a partner based on compatibility and merit, regardless of caste or religion.

For him, the only thing that matters is the match between the man and the woman—the "human" connection.

He looks for a woman of substance who can appreciate the soul of a poet.