Kamal Haasan pays tribute to Crazy Mohan: His comedy will live on through his fans

After Tamil comedian and theatre veteran Crazy Mohan's demise on Monday, longtime colleague and collaborator, actor Kamal Haasan wrote a post about the late artiste. Tributes poured in for Mohan as several actors took to social media to condole his death.[caption id="attachment_6792181" align="alignnone" width="825"]

Kamal Haasan (left) with Crazy Mohan. Image from Twitter[/caption]The comedian suffered a heart attack following which he was rushed to a hospital. The hospital authorities tried their best to revive him but he was declared dead at 2 pm.Haasan's tribute described Mohan as someone with a childlike heart. "Friendship has no end, (sic)" Kamal Haasan wrote, "Mohan's comedy will live on through his fans."Read Kamal Haasan's letter for Crazy Mohan here:

Mohan and Hassan have worked together on multiple iconic films such as Michael Madana Kama Rajan, Sathi Leelavathi and Apoorva Sagodharargal. Mohan also wrote the dialogues and made a guest appearance in the actor-turned-politician's ambitious outing Indian.Born Mohan Rangachari, the 'Crazy' was added to his name following his hugely successful 1976 play, Crazy Thieves Of Paalavakkam. The play was later adapted into a television series. Mohan even started a theatre group with his brother Maadhu Balaji, called Crazy Creations.He also received the title 'Kalaimamani' from the Tamil Nadu government for his contribution to arts and literature.