Senior Kannada Theater Artist Enagi Balappa Passes Away at 103


Team Udayavani, Aug 18, 2017, 10:23 AM IST

Belgavi: Senior theater artist Enagi Balappa passed away at his residence in Savadatti of Belagavi district on Friday morning. He was 103 when he berthed his last after suffering from age related health issue for weeks. He was reportedly in coma stage for the last two days. Last rites of the deceased are expected to be held in his native village Enagi on Friday at 11 AM, sources said. 

Dignitaries including Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressed grief over the death of the wellknown actor, singer, artists, teacher, Enagi Balappa.

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