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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 79024, member: 636"]
Another tribute to Sreenivasan is circulating online. Actress Manju Warrier posted on Instagram, saying the late filmmaker achieved something beautiful by leaving a lasting mark not in one way, but three. She noted his timeless impact through writing, acting, and directing means he will survive in many forms, not just one.

Warrier shared that she has many personal memories of him, adding that he always made her laugh before, but is now making her cry. She finds some comfort knowing only his physical form is gone, while his name and legacy will persist. The Malayalam cinema icon died at a hospital in Trippunithura after treatment for age-related issues. He was sixty-nine.

His career spanned forty-eight years and around two hundred twenty-five films, where he became famous for portraying relatable, imperfect characters with sharp humor and social observation. He is survived by his wife, Vimala, and his sons, the filmmakers Vineeth and Dhyan Sreenivasan.
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