Madhan Bob Reveals The Reason Behind Kovai Guna's Death; Says 'There Is A Limit..'

Asatha Povadhu Yaaru Comedy Show aired on Sun TV. Coimbatore Guna is a mimicry artist and stand-up comedian who got famous through this show. He performed the voices of Sivaji, Goundamani, Janakaraj and others with perfect scale of recreation and gathered applause. Meanwhile, he was suffering from ill health and was admitted to Coimbatore Government Hospital for treatment. Unfortunately, He died yesterday. In this case, the famous comedian Madhan Bob, who participated as a judge in the show Asatha Povaduu Yaaru, shared various things about Guna's death in Coimbatore.

In it, "Coimbatore Guna has died too early. I know him from the beginning. The person will be idle. If he comes wearing a coat suit, he will definitely make a stunning performance. I was the judge in all his shows. After that I also produced the show. He was the number one talent among all those who participated in the show. He was the first to do many things, including the Goundamani dance, which many people do today. He imitates Goundamani so wonderfully. Not just mimicry, he makes jokes on his own.

After that I recommended Guna for the role that I was to play in a film produced by a friend of mine. They liked him very much. They liked his performance and paid him a good salary. He was well paid every day. But this is what I keep telling everyone. Bad habits should be in control. No matter how big the sea, the boat will sail. But if water enters the boat, nothing can be done. So if there is too much of bad habits, it is obviously very bad for health.

I shouldn't talk about it at this time, but it's so painful to watch all these. A lot of people in the industry go through this. Many of them are addicted to this bad habit. Coimbatore Guna is so talented. If he is right and has followed the right path, he is another Chandrababu. He sings, dances, performs original and imitates others as well. I was a little upset with his relatives at the end. So I was avoided to talk to him. He is one of those few who came from the small screen to the big screen, but he didn't make use of it properly. May his soul rest in peace."