Veteran Malayalam actor Kaviyoor Ponnamma no more


PTI, Sep 20, 2024, 7:31 PM IST

Kaviyoor Ponnamma (Source: Filmibeat)

Kochi: Veteran Malayalam actor Kaviyoor Ponnamma died at a private hospital here on Friday, hospital sources said.

She was 80.

With an illustrious career spanning seven decades, Ponnamma had been undergoing treatment for some time.

She leaves behind a legacy of over 700 films, predominantly playing iconic mother roles.

She has also won the state award four times.

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