Amidst all the exciting and thrilling news, we come bearing sad news as the day ends. Comedy actor and Lollu Sabha fame Seshu dies of a heart attack. He was 60 years old. The actor rose to fame with Vijay TV's parody serial and soon became a household name.

Seshu had been admitted to a Chennai hospital for the past 10 days. On Tuesday, March 26, he succumbed after suffering a major heart attack. Lollu Sabha, the director, and other cast members recalled fond memories spent with him.

Lollu Sabha actor Seshu passes away

According to the reports, there were three blockages detected in his heart. He had been undergoing treatment for the same for the past couple of days. Unfortunately, the actor breathed his last on Tuesday.

Ram Bala, the director of Lollu Sabha, confirmed the sad news and gave an official statement to the Indian Express. For him, Seshu is like family. Bala even recalled how the comedy actor had arranged a reunion for all the cast members of the TV serial.

'It is like a death in my family. Recently, all the actors of Lollu Sabha were brought together in Vijay Park for a reunion, and Seshu was the one who organized everything. We were not in touch for the past 20 years, and Seshu brought us all together. Now he is gone,' the director said.

Another popular cast member of Lollu Sabha, Swetha, spoke about the late actor and shared fond memories with him. She recalled how kind a human Seshu was and that he would often go out of his way to help his loved ones.

In an interview with a YouTube channel, the actress said, 'Recently, we all met at the Lollu Sabhab reunion, and I told Seshu Anna to take care of his health. He is a kind human who goes out of his way to help others. On the night of the reunion, I heard the news that he had suffered a heart attack.'

More about Seshu's work

Ram Bala reminisced about Seshu's work and further added, 'After many years, he was becoming popular among the audience again, and he has now passed away.'

Other than Lollu Sabha, the late actor was also known for his incredible roles in films like Vadakkupatti Ramasamy, A1, and Paris Jayaraj. However, it was the success of Lollu Sabha that paved a new era for comedy shows across Tamil channels.

Radio City extends its heartfelt condolences to his friends and family. Rest in peace, Seshu.