Do not believe the news, and I am currently in the shooting location of a movie. In a video post, Sajan is heard saying, “Dear friends, I saw news on Facebook this morning. Apart from the names being similar, both were mimicry artists and comic actors fuelling the death hoax of Sajan Palluruthy further. Many fans misunderstood popular comedian actor Sajan Palluruthy to be dead on hearing the news of Kalabhavan Sajan’s death. Meanwhile, the unfortunate death also led to a big confusion.
His mortal remains will be kept at his residence near Chitranjali studio before taking the body to his native place Kothamangalam in Ernakulam. Kalabhavan Sajan had dubbed in over 25 movies in Malayalam, and his death shocked many, especially the reports and pictures of his final days. Bhagyalakshmi through her Facebook said he was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), where he breathed his last.
There were varying reports of Kalabhavan undergoing treatment for cancer, while there were even reports of him suffering from the chronic liver disease. It was said that he was admitted to the general ward of the medical hospital and was not even allotted a bed. Just a few days ago, a photograph of him lying on the hospital floor was going viral on the internet. On Monday, popular dubbing artiste Bhagyalakshmi posted an obituary for fellow mimicry artist, Kalabhavan Sajan on Facebook. Also Read - SHAME! Gang rape survivor humiliated by Kerala cops, asked 'whom did you enjoy most?' He assured his fans of being hale and hearty in a video post. Palluruthy took to Facebook to clear the air over his death hoax and mistaken identity. The news of his death also led to enormous confusion with fans mistaking another comedian actor Sajan Palluruthy as the deceased. Earlier, a picture of ailing 50-year-old Kalabhavan Sajan lying on the floor of a hospital in bad condition was doing the rounds on the social media. Mimicry artist-actor Kalabhavan Sajan passed away on June 19 around 5 pm at the Medical College Hospital, Thiruvananthapuram.
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