The reports say that Pandu had also designed the Tamil Nadu Tourism Logo. He excelled in his business and in what has become a significant feat in his life is that Pandu had designed the 'Two leaves' logo and the party flag for the All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK). Pandu had acted in over 175 movies in Tamil, which is a remarkable feat as a comedian.ДЄpart from playing comedy roles, Pandu was successfully running a company called 'Capital Letters' and beautifully designed name boards for the residences of the many leading film personalities and their offices.

Pandu was last seen in 'Indha Nilai Maarum', which had Ashwin Kumar, Ramkumar, and Nivedhithaa Sathish in the lead roles. According to reports, Pandu and his wife Kumudha had tested positive for the COVID-19 viral infection and the couple was getting treated at a private hospital in Chennai.Дespite the efforts to save him, Pandu had breathed his last in the wee hours on Thursday without responding to treatment while his wife Amudha continues to be in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). He has left the world by reserving a name that has to be counted on in the history of Tamil and Indian cinema. Pandu was long active since 1988 and he also had a brief time in acting from 1970 to 1981. He also had appeared in several movies, sharing the screen with prominent stars and fellow comedians. He was popularly known for his cameo role in Ajith's 'Kadhal Kottai', who accompanies Ajith in Rajasthan and he also acted as a police officer in Vijay's 'Ghilli'. Pandu rose to popularity through his comedic characters in hundreds of movies and he later retained to be one of the household names of the industry, celebrated by fans across all generations. His untimely demise has become one of the everlasting agonies to the Indian cinema, which has been witnessing the back-to-back losses of icons in recent times. Veteran Tamil comedy actor Pandu has passed away in the wee hours of Thursday in Chennai at the age of 74 due to the COVID-19 complications.

Actor pandu passed away