Indian Actor Nagesh Passed away!!

Indian Actor Nagesh Passed away!!
Author: K a l a I

INDIAGLITZ: Nagesh, the man who gave millions a million laughs through hundreds of films passed away this morning (January 31 2009) in Chennai after suffering from a prolonged illness.

According to reports, Nagesh fell down a couple of months ago and injured his leg severely. He had been in his residence ever since. Another unfortunate event happened yesterday when he tripped and fell inside his bathroom. The actor was taken to a private hospital and was discharged the same day after treatment. At around 11 am this morning Nagesh passed away.


Gosh, at first it was the demise of actor Raghuvaran, followed by M.N. Nambiar and now it is Nagesh, in a very short period of time! God must be crazy.

We have lost a wonderful legendary comedian. May his soul rest in peace.

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