Overview
- Family found him unresponsive on Sunday morning after forcing open his locked room, and doctors at Piravom Taluk Hospital declared him dead on arrival.
- He had a known heart condition and had been receiving treatment at Kottayam Medical College Hospital, according to local reports.
- Over more than three decades on stage, he became widely known for his impression of former Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
- He performed with the Narma troupe in Kollam, was active with Cochin Rasika, and appeared as a journalist in the 2013 film ABCD.
- He is survived by his wife, Deepa, and two children, Devananda, a nursing student in Germany, and Devakrishna.