The prayers of Dhanush and Vijay Sethupathi did not even find work, serious illness had this famous comedian

Entertainment News Desk – By the end of the year, a very sad news came out. The famous comedian and actor of the South has now said goodbye to this world. The news of his sudden death is a major setback for the entire industry. Now the death of this Tamil artist has caused a great loss for the entire South industry. His departure had a setback, not only for his family and film Feraternity, but also for fans. Everyone laughs at everyone, everyone gave tears to everyone’s eyes. Comedy actor Bonda Mani breathed its last on December 23 last day. Bonda Mani had problems with kidney, which he has been struggling for a long time. At the same time, Saturday night, the actor suddenly fainted at his Chennai house. After which he was rushed immediately after a government hospital in Chromet. After the investigation, however, doctors declared the comedian dead. He was only 60 years old. In addition, his body is currently being placed at his home in Pozichchalur for tribute. Such information has come to light on the actor’s funeral that he will be cremated in a crematorium in chromate at about 5pm today. In such a situation, all people who want to participate in the journey of their final farewell can become part of it. Let me tell you, the actor is now left behind by his wife Malathi, a son and a daughter. What will happen to them now, fans are also nervous how they will handle themselves. Let me tell you, when Bonda Mani needed money for his treatment in 2022, actor Dhanush and Vijay Sethupathi helped by giving about one Lakh calls for their treatment. Not only that, Vadivelu also increased the actor’s help to treat the actor. By the way, Bonda Mani performed in more than 270 films. He made a special place in the hearts of fans by playing comedy roles. At the same time, the news of his death made everyone alive alone. This sadness will be less over time. At present, fans are being seen who pay tribute to the actor. Share this story -tags