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Remembering Malayalam Actor Kundera Johnny: A Farewell to a Legend

Kundera Johnny, the renowned actor known for his memorable villainous and heroic roles in Malayalam cinema, was laid to rest in Kollam with much love and adoration from his fans. He was buried in a specially prepared grave at St. John’s Church Cemetery in Anthony, Kanjirakode. The funeral ceremonies, officiated by Kollam Bishop Paul Antony Mullashery, commenced at 3.30 pm on Thursday. Assisted by Father Vincent D’Cruz and Father Binu Thomas, the services began at home and then proceeded to the church in a solemn procession at 2.30 pm. Johnny’s wife Stella, along with their children Ashima J. Catherine and Aarav, bid their final farewell with profound grief.

Numerous film celebrities, social figures, and cultural personalities, along with thousands of devoted fans, arrived to pay their last respects to the late Kundera Johnny on Thursday. The demise of this talented actor, who passed away on Tuesday evening, left a void in the hearts of many. Prominent figures such as Ministers KN Balagopal and J Chinchurani, MLAs Sujith Vijayanpila and M Naushad, Mayor Prasanna Ernst, Zilla Panchayat Member B Jayanthi, CPI-M State Committee Member P Rajendran, Kundera District Secretary SL Sajikumar, Film Director Ranji Panicker, and Actors Spathikam George and Baijumar, were among those who visited Johnny’s residence in Kundera Kuttipuram to pay their respects.

Kundera Johnny succumbed to a heart attack on Tuesday evening at a private hospital in Kollam, at the age of 57. The body was then taken to various locations for public viewing, including the Kadapakkada Sports Club, Kankathamuk Kollam flat, and the Kundera Fine Arts Society. His final public appearance was at the Silver Jubilee Anniversary of the Society of Fine Arts on August 15, where Minister Saji Cherian was in attendance.

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Actor Kundera Johnny, who left a mark of love on the hearts of Malayalis through his villainous and hero-shaking character roles, bid farewell to Kollam. He was buried in a specially prepared grave in St. John’s Church Cemetery. Anthony, Kanjirakode at 5.30 pm on Thursday. Kollam Bishop Paul Antony Mullashery officiated the funeral ceremonies which began at 3.30. Minor Seminary Rector Fr. Vincent D’Cruz, Fr. Binu Thomas assists. After the services at home, the body was brought to the church as a mourning procession at 2.30. His wife Stella, sons​​​​ Ashima J. Catherine, Aarav and other relatives gave him a last kiss.

Thousands of film, social and cultural personalities and fans also came on Thursday to pay their last respects to Kundera Johnny, who passed away on Tuesday evening. Ministers KN Balagopal, J Chinchurani, MLAs Sujith Vijayanpila, M Naushad, Mayor Prasanna Ernst, Zilla Panchayat Member B Jayanthi, CPI-M State Committee Member P Rajendran, Kundera District Secretary SL Sajikumar, Film Director Ranji Panicker and Actors Spathikam George, Baijumar, Baijumar. , Film Producers Association Secretary B Ragesh, Producer G Suresh Kumar and others reached the house in Kundera Kuttipuram and paid their last respects.

Kundera Johnny died of a heart attack at a private hospital in Kollam on Tuesday evening at 9.30 pm. On Wednesday, the body was kept for public viewing at the Kadapakkada Sports Club, Kankathamuk Kollam flat and the Kundera Fine Arts Society. Johnny’s last public performance was the final convocation of the Society of Fine Arts’ Silver Jubilee Anniversary on August 15, which was attended by Minister Saji Cherian.



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