Anandha Kannan Height, Age, Death, Wife, Children, Family & Biography
Bio/Wiki | |
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Nickname | AK [1]Facebook |
Profession | Actor, television host |
Famous for | Hosting 'Savaal Singapore' on Vishvantham TV |
Physical Stats & More | |
Height (approx.) | in centimeters- 178 cm in meters- 1.78 m in feet & inches- 5’ 10” |
Eye Colour | Black |
Hair Colour | Black |
Career | |
Debut | Tamil Film: Saroja (2008) TV: Kadhal Channel (2012) |
Last Film | Adhisaya Ulagam (2012) |
Awards, Honours, Achievements | • Awarded as 'International Youth Icon' at World Universities Tamil Conference 2013 • Television Actors Guild Award (South India) for 'Best Actor' • Pradhana Vizha award for Best Host (Info-Ed) in 2011 |
Personal Life | |
Date of Birth | 22 March 1973 (Thursday) |
Date of Death | 16 August 2021 |
Place of Death | Singapore |
Age (at the time of death) | 48 Years |
Death Cause | Bile-duct cancer [2]TheIndianExpress |
Zodiac Sign | Aries |
School | Beatty Secondary School, Singapore |
College/University | Ngee Ann Poly School of Film and Media Studies, Singapore [3]Facebook |
Food Habit | Non-Vegetarian [4]Instagram |
Tattoo | Wrist |
Relationships & More | |
Marital Status (at the time of death) | Married |
Family | |
Wife/Spouse | Rani Kanna |
Children | Son- Abrahaam Nithya Pandian Daughter- Ava Kannan |
Parents | Names Not Known |
Siblings | Anandha has a brother and a sister. |
Some Lesser Known Facts About Anandha Kannan
- Anandha Kannan was a Tamil film actor and television host who is well-known for hosting the broadcast of several shows on channels of Sun Network.
- Anandha was living in Singapore when he started his career as an actor and host for Vasanthan TV, a free-to-air Singaporean channel that focused on the Indians living in Singapore. Later, Anandha moved to Chennai and started working as a video jockey in Sun Music. He was among the popular VJ of his time.
- On hearing the news of his demise, several celebrities from the small and big screen have shared their condolences to the family and fans on social media. Several celebrities like Bigg Boss Tamil fame Ramya NSK posted a picture on her Instagram account and wrote a heartfelt caption.
He was my brother, father, well-wisher, or even more than a friend. He was everything to me. I shared my happiness and pain with him and he was always there to listen and teach me how to live and how to love. I even had to get his approval to marry my husband @sathya_actorWhen my mother who had the smallest things to complain to him about me said something like paaru pa, he said dont say that about her…. Ramya is my sister and she’s not like that. Always stood by me and this is painful. I want him alive to read this. Be part of my life.He is the greatest soul I’ve ever met. Most postive soul. Kept everyone around him happy.When people recognised him and wanted to say a hi to him or take a picture, they would just be hesitant and he would go to them and talk just to make them happy. I can’t believe he had to go through this and i cant even see you anymore anna.Heaven has a special place for you anna. “Love you more” like you always tell me. RIP. For ppl who are asking how it happened, he had gall bladder cancer which spread throughout his body.
- Indian actor, director, and filmmaker from the Tamil film industry, Venkat Prabhu, posted a tweet on his Twitter account offering his condolences to the family.
A great friend a great human is no more!! #RIPanandakannan my deepest condolences pic.twitter.com/6MtEQGcF8q
— venkat prabhu (@vp_offl) August 16, 2021
- Anandha Kannan has worked in several shows and movies. He played the lead role of Vikram Raj in the thirteen-part series ‘Kadhal Channel’ (2012) that aired on the Singaporean Tamil channel, Vasantham.
- Anandha worked as the host of ‘Savaal Singapore’ for five seasons. The show used to air on Vasantham TV and it was the Tamil version of the game show ‘We Are Singaporeans.’
- Anandha was a part of the media campaign started by the Singapore Government. He starred in a YouTube video to spread awareness regarding the COVID-19 pandemic and how people can stay safe.
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