Malayalam filmmaker Shafi no more
The Hindu
Renowned Malayalam filmmaker Shafi, known for his comedy films, passed away in Kochi, leaving behind a legacy of laughter.
Filmmaker Shafi, known for bringing laughter to Malayali audiences through his popular films, passed away at a private hospital in Kochi past midnight on Saturday.
He was 56.
Rasheed M.H., fondly known as Shafi, was undergoing treatment after suffering a stroke on January 16 and remained in critical condition for several days before his demise, according to the hospital sources.
He breathed his last at 12.25 am, sources added.
Actor Vishnu Unnikrishnan confirmed the news, sharing a post on his Facebook page.
"Shafi sir has departed, leaving behind laughter and unforgettable stories that will be cherished forever. Tributes!!," he posted.
Shafi, who started his career as assistant director under noted filmmaker Rajasenan made his mark in the Malayalam film industry with his debut film, 'One Man Show', in 2001.
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