Santhwanam's Kannan aka Achu Sugandh pens a emotional note

The curtains have drawn on one of Malayalam television's most beloved shows, "Santhwanam," leaving fans awash in nostalgia and actors reminiscing on cherished memories. Following co-stars Gopika Anil and Chippy Renjith's farewell notes, actor Achu Sugandh, popular for his portrayal of Kannan in the show, penned a heartfelt note expressing his sentiments as the show bids adieu.

In his emotional missive, Achu reflected on the bittersweet experience of bidding farewell to a character deeply ingrained in an actor's heart. He articulated that while the departure evokes profound emotions, its true essence often eludes comprehension, suggesting that perhaps such farewells are irreparable in one's lifetime. The actor candidly acknowledged the overwhelming sense of loss when a beloved character departs, manifesting as tears in one's eyes.



Optimistically, Achu expressed his belief that the characters of "Santhwanam" would forever inhabit their rightful place. From Balan to Devi, Shivan, Devootty, Appu, and Lakshmi Amma, Achu envisioned a reunion in the cherished confines of the "Santhwanam" house, symbolizing the enduring bond between actors and their characters.

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Along with the note was a glimpse of the final day of shooting, providing fans with a poignant memento of their favorite show's conclusion. The shared sentiment among fans and actors alike underscores the profound impact "Santhwanam" had on its audience and cast members alike.

Featuring an ensemble cast including Chippy Renjith, Sajin, Rajeev Parameshwar, Apsara, and Gopika Anil, "Santhwanam" captivated viewers with its compelling narrative and stellar performances. Since its premiere in September 2020, the show swiftly ascended to the pinnacle of Malayalam television, resonating across diverse demographics.


For Achu Sugandh, portraying Kannan in "Santhwanam" catapulted him to household recognition, endearing him to audiences with his authentic portrayal of the chirpy younger brother. However, his journey to success was paved with challenges, transitioning from a stint at a petrol pump to pursuing his passion for acting through roles as an assistant director before attaining acclaim in "Santhwanam."