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Malayalam actor Nirmal Benny dies at 37 from heart attack | Filmography

Malayalam actor Nirmal Benny dies at 37 from heart attack | Filmography

Malayalam film actor Nirmal Benny, best known for his memorable role as Kochchan in Lijo Jose Pelissery’s film ‘Amen’, died of a heart attack. Producer Sanjay Padiyoor shared the news of his death on social media. “Goodbye to my dear friend with a heavy heart….Nirmal was the central character of the movie Kochacha, Ameni Dharam…He died early this morning due to a heart attack…..Praying to the Lord that the soul of my dear friend rests in eternal peace,” Sanjay wrote on Instagram. Malayalam film actor Nirmal Benny, best known for his memorable role as Kochchan in Lijo Jose Pelissery’s film ‘Amen’, died of a heart attack. Producer Sanjay Padiyoor shared the news of his death on social media. “Goodbye to my dear friend with a heavy heart….Nirmal was the central character of the movie Kochacha, Ameni Dharam…He died early this morning due to a heart attack…..Praying to the Lord that the soul of my dear friend rests in eternal peace,” Sanjay wrote on Instagram.   IndiaTV Entertainment: Google News Feed


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