Malayalam filmmaker Rasheed M H, known as Shafi, passed away at 56 in Kochi after suffering a stroke. He was celebrated for his comedy films and directed over ten successful movies, including ...

Malayalam director Shafi suffered a stroke on January 16. He was admitted to a private hospital and continues to be in critical condition.

Malayalam filmmaker Shafi died at a private hospital in Kochi on Saturday. He was 56. Rasheed M H, popularly known as Shafi, had been undergoing treatment after suffering a stroke on January 16. He ...

Malayalam filmmaker Shafi passed away at 56. Several actors such as Prithviraj Sukumaran and Chiyaan Vikram, paid their respects.

He delivered multiple hits such as 'Kalyana Raman', 'Two Countries', 'Pulival Kalyanam', 'Chattambinadu', 'Thommanum Makkalum', and 'Marykkundoru Kunjaadu' ...

Shafi was admitted to a private hospital in Kochi following a stroke on January 16, and was in critical condition for a few days before breathing his last on January 25.

Malayalam filmmaker Shafi suffered a stroke on January 16, and was hospitalised in Kochi since then. He breathed his last at 12:25 am on Sunday. Filmmaker Shafi, known for bringing laughter to ...

Filmmaker Shafi, known for bringing laughter to Malayali audiences with his popular films, died at a private hospital in Kochi past midnight on Saturday. He was 56. Rasheed M H, fondly known as Shafi, ...

Malayalam filmmaker Rasheed M H, fondly known as Shafi, died at the age of 56 in Kochi on Saturday midnight. The filmmaker, known for making light-hearted comedy movies, suffered a stroke on ...

Popular Malayalam director Shafi, known for comedy hits, passed away aged 56 after emergency brain surgery. Shafi directed 18 movies and started as an ...

Renowned Malayalam filmmaker Shafi, currently in critical condition after suffering a severe stroke, is under treatment at a Kochi hospital. Known for his expertise in comedy, Shafi directed hits ...

Tributes!!," he posted. Shafi, who started his career as assistant director under noted filmmaker Rajasenan made his mark in the Malayalam film industry with his debut film, 'One Man Show', in 2001.