Tragedy struck the Malayalam film industry as actor Vinod Thomas, 45, was discovered lifeless inside a stationary vehicle at a hotel near Pampady in Kottayam, Kerala. The untimely demise came to light when the hotel management alerted authorities about an unresponsive individual in a parked car on their premises, prompting swift police intervention.
This week’s noteworthy events in the South entertainment industry include actress Karthika’s introduction of her to-be husband Rohit Menon, legal action sought by the makers of Dileep’s ‘Bandra’ against ‘Review bombing,’ and Rajinikanth’s praise for ‘Jigarthanda DoubleX.’
Upon arrival, law enforcement located Vinod Thomas in the car and rushed him to a nearby hospital. Despite immediate medical attention, doctors, after an examination, sadly confirmed his passing. The circumstances surrounding Thomas’s death remain unclear, prompting authorities to initiate a comprehensive investigation. The body has been sent for postmortem analysis to determine the exact cause of this tragic loss.
Preliminary speculations hint at a possible connection between Vinod Thomas’s demise and exposure to toxic fumes from the car’s air conditioning system. However, this theory awaits confirmation pending the results of the postmortem examination.
Vinod Thomas had made a significant mark in the Malayalam cinema industry through memorable roles in films such as ‘Ayyappanum Koshyum,’ ‘Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla,’ ‘Oru Murai Vanth Paathaaya,’ ‘Happy Wedding,’ and ‘June,’ earning acclaim for his versatile performances.
Notably, Vinod’s last project was the comedy-drama movie ‘Bhagavan Dasante Ramarajyam,’ and he also had the film ‘E Valayam’ by Revathy S. Varma in the pipeline.