Calling Mohanlal "brother," Kamal Haasan laments the passing of his mother, Shanthakumari.

 After his mother Shanthakumari passed away at the age of 90, Kamal Haasan wrote a heartfelt letter of condolence for Mohanlal. Leaders and the film fraternity show respect. Shanthakumari, the mother of renowned actor Mohanlal, died on Tuesday afternoon at the age of 90. The Malayalam cinema industry is still in mourning. Tamil actor Kamal Haasan sent a heartfelt message of grief to his close friend during this trying time as condolences flowed in from all around the nation.

The Heartfelt Message for Mohanlal from Kamal Haasan

Kamal Haasan referred to Mohanlal as his "brother" on X (previously Twitter) and discussed how losing a father is irreplaceable. Although friends can provide assistance, Kamal noted in his statement that the anguish of such a loss is very personal.

"Brother @MohanLal, only you can console yourself," he wrote. Friends will always be there for you. This kind of loss cannot be made up for with any amount of consolation. We all adore you, so be careful. Fans of both actors were moved by the message, which emphasized the enduring friendship and respect between two of the most well-known stars in Indian cinema.

The Industry Is in Mourning After Shanthakumari's Death

On Tuesday afternoon, Shanthakumari passed away at the family home in Elamakkara, Kochi. Age-related illnesses were the cause of her death, according to family sources. For a number of years, she had been receiving therapy for various medical conditions.

Mohanlal was reportedly in Kochi but not at home at the time of her death. His father, Viswanathan Nair, a former high-ranking government official, had already died.

Images taken outside the actor's home revealed a constant flow of admirers, well-wishers, and movie stars coming to pay their respects.

Film Fraternity and Leaders Pay Tribute

Mohanlal's close friend and seasoned Malayalam actor Mammootty was one of the first to personally visit the home and offer condolences. Assembly Speaker A N Shamseer and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan were among the political figures who conveyed their sorrow over the death.

Despite the fact that Mohanlal and his family have not yet issued an official statement on social media, fans and coworkers alike continue to post sorrow and support messages on these channels.

Earlier this year, on August 10, Shanthakumari celebrated turning 90 in Kochi. December 31 is the date of her last rites.