The magazine featured simple modern poetry (Puthu Kavithaigal), short stories, and photo-caption commentaries. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement While actively working in the Tamil film industry, actor-director K. Bhagyaraj also harboured a strong desire to run a weekly variety magazine. During the filming of Idhu Namma Aalu, he launched a variety magazine named Bhagya, appointing his friend Sanjeevi to manage its operations. The inaugural issue featured a photograph of his children on the cover. The core objective of Bhagya was to entertain its readers. In line with this, the magazine featured simple modern poetry (Puthu Kavithaigal), short stories, and photo-caption commentaries. However, the most critical and successful feature of the magazine was its ‘Q&A section’. Questions would pour in for this segment, where Bhagyaraj directly answered the queries of readers, recalls N.S. Nana, who served as the chief designer during the magazine’s initial days. “The director would arrive at the magazine office on Sundays specifically for the Q&A section. He would sift through the received questions to choose the ones that could be answered interestingly …