<p>Mollywood filmmaker and scriptwriter K R Sachidanandan aka 'Sachy', passed away on Thursday, due to heart attack, according to reports.</p>.<p>The 48-year-old director-screenwriter was admitted to Thrissur Jubilee Mission Hospital on June 16 after having suffered a cardiac arrest.</p>.<p>Sachy wrote screenplays of quite a few popular movies. He frequently collaborated with Sethu.</p>.<p>As a duo, they worked on <em>Chocolate</em>(2007), <em>Makeup Man</em> and the Mammootty-starrer <em>Doubles</em>.</p>.<p>As a solo writer, Sachy penned movies such as Mohanlal's <em>Run Baby Run</em>, <em>Sherlock Toms</em> and the well-received <em>Driving Licence</em>.</p>.<p>He made his directorial debut with the 2015 release <em>Anarkali</em>, which exceeded expectations at the box office and received positive reviews.</p>.<p>The film starred Prithviraj and Priyal Gor. The cast included Bollywood actor Kabir Bedi and Biju Menon.</p>.<p>Sachy returned to direction with <em>Ayappanum Koshiyum</em>, which many feel is one the best flicks of the year. A Hindi remake of the film, backed by actor John Abraham, is in the works</p>.<p><em><strong>More details awaited...</strong></em></p>
<p>Mollywood filmmaker and scriptwriter K R Sachidanandan aka 'Sachy', passed away on Thursday, due to heart attack, according to reports.</p>.<p>The 48-year-old director-screenwriter was admitted to Thrissur Jubilee Mission Hospital on June 16 after having suffered a cardiac arrest.</p>.<p>Sachy wrote screenplays of quite a few popular movies. He frequently collaborated with Sethu.</p>.<p>As a duo, they worked on <em>Chocolate</em>(2007), <em>Makeup Man</em> and the Mammootty-starrer <em>Doubles</em>.</p>.<p>As a solo writer, Sachy penned movies such as Mohanlal's <em>Run Baby Run</em>, <em>Sherlock Toms</em> and the well-received <em>Driving Licence</em>.</p>.<p>He made his directorial debut with the 2015 release <em>Anarkali</em>, which exceeded expectations at the box office and received positive reviews.</p>.<p>The film starred Prithviraj and Priyal Gor. The cast included Bollywood actor Kabir Bedi and Biju Menon.</p>.<p>Sachy returned to direction with <em>Ayappanum Koshiyum</em>, which many feel is one the best flicks of the year. A Hindi remake of the film, backed by actor John Abraham, is in the works</p>.<p><em><strong>More details awaited...</strong></em></p>