Comedian Pandu Dies of COVID-19, Breathes His Last In Chennai
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Chennai: Veteran actor and comic died of coronavirus on the morning of May 6 in Chennai the place he was admitted to a personal hospital. He was 74. Both, Pandu and his spouse had been earlier examined constructive and reportedly, his spouse Kumudha remains to be in hospital for therapy. Also Read – PLFI insurgent killed in encounter Pandu was extraordinarily well-known for enjoying comedy roles in Tamil movies and his demise has left everybody in shock. Producer G Dhananjayan took to Twitter expressing grief. “Better to switch off from all social media for some time. Very shocking to read this morning’s news. #RIPPandu sir, one of the finest human beings & actors. Going to be on home quarantine for some days. Be safe at home friends. Take care. Very challenging days ahead (sic),” he wrote. Film director and producer Manobala additionally shared an image of Pandu and wrote, ”Rip Pandu..He handed away early morning right now on account of covid.” Better to modify off from all social media for someday. Very stunning to learn this morning information. #RIPPandu sir, one of many best human beings & actors.Going to be on house quarantine for some days. Be secure at house pals. Take care. Very difficult days forward 🙏🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/yAvNwmjRms— Dr. Dhananjayan G (@Dhananjayang) May 6, 2021
Rip Pandu..He handed away early morning right now on account of covid. pic.twitter.com/w8q8JdVCAp— Manobala (@manobalam) May 6, 2021 Pandu made his debut as an actor in 1970 with Maanavan during which he performed the function of a scholar. He labored with main stars throughout generations together with MGR, Sivaji Ganesan, Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth amongst others. It was his function in Kadhal Kottai that helped him in gaining immense recognition. Coronavirus pandemic has hit the Tamil movie business arduous. Pandu is the third member of the Tamil movie fraternity who died due to COVID-19 in the previous couple of weeks. Recently director Thamira and KV Anand had additionally died of Covid-19.
