Kollam Sudhi : South actor Kollam Sudhi died in a car accident, and breathed his last at the age of 39


Posted on 5th Jun 2023 10:59 am by rohit kumar

Due to the departure of stars one after the other in the film world, there is an atmosphere of mourning in the entire cinema world, it seems that the film and TV industry has got someone's evil eye. In the last few days, his fans have not been able to recover from the pain of losing many stars including Aditya Singh Rajput to Vaibhavi Upadhyay. Now another bad news is coming out in this sequence. South's veteran actor Kollam Sudhi has died in a car accident.

 

death in a car accident

 

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Noted cine artist and television personality Kollam Sudhi died and three other actors were injured in an accident involving a car in the early hours of Monday. Police said that the car in which Sudhi, Ullas Aroor, Binu Adimali, and Mahesh were traveling. She collided with a truck at Cap Mangalam at 4.30 am. Three other artists have also been injured in this accident.

 

admitted to hospital

 

According to media reports, Kollam Sudhi's car rammed into a career coming from the opposite direction at high speed. An accident happened so terribly that the actor suffered a severe head injury. He was hurriedly admitted to a private hospital at Kodungallur in Thisur, but he succumbed to his injuries during treatment. The news of the actor's death is becoming increasingly viral on social media. His fans are badly broken by this news.

 

Was seen in these films

Let us tell you that actor Kollam Sudhi was also known for his strong acting and comic timing. The actor started his career with the 2015 release 'Kanthari'. Apart from this, the actor was seen in films like 'Kattappanayale Ritwik Roshan', 'Kuttanadan Marappa', 'Theeta Rappai', 'Vakathirivu', 'An International Local Story', 'Escape', 'Kesu E Vedinte Nadhan' and 'Swargathile Katturumbu'. I went.

 

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