Rajan P Dev passed away
Posted by JoJul 30
Rajan P Dev passed away
Rajan P Dev, one of the versatile actors that Malayalam cinema ever had, has passed away yesterday. Regardless of the kind of roles he got – be it villainous (Indrajaalam), humorous (Aniyan Baava Chettan Baava) or character roles (Azhakiya Ravanan) – he handled them all with an artistic mastery. Coming from a strong theatrical background, he was most famous for his legendary portrayal of Kochu Vaava in Kaattu Kuthira (drama). He has also directed two movies. He will be missed…
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4 comments
Comment by MK DAMODARAN on July 30, 2009 at 8:52 pm
Rajan P Dev was born on 20-5-1953.His birth number is 2(2+0=2).He died on his birth number(2+9=11,1+1=2).Also,he was 56 (5+6=11,1+1=2).In other words,he died on his lucky day.
The year of death 2009 is represented by 2
Another example: JRD Tata was born on 29-7-1904.He died on 29-11-1993.
Comment by maddy on August 1, 2009 at 9:37 pm
he was a decent actor, just the other day I saw an interview featuring him..may his soul RIP
Comment by Ajith Edassery on August 4, 2009 at 1:33 pm
I somehow used to like his ‘edayedayeda…’ dialogs. He still had a little bit of theatre touch on the silver screen as well but mostly within acceptable limits compared to many other people who came in from theatre. If you notice, even Mukesh had a bit of dramatic expressions/movements…
Comment by Jo on August 4, 2009 at 4:14 pm
That’s a good observation Ajith. You are right. I also think that his drama background helped him a lot to do the kind of roles he got.