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Malaysian-Indian actor drowns in waterfall

Keshava Rajan was scheduled to leave for Chennai on Sunday for premiere of his debut film.

November 23, 2015 12:27 pm | Updated 12:30 pm IST - KUALA LUMPUR:

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Keshava Rajan was scheduled to leave for Chennai on Sunday to make final preparations for the premiere of his debut film ‘Ka Ka Ka Po.'

Keshava Rajan was scheduled to leave for Chennai on Sunday to make final preparations for the premiere of his debut film ‘Ka Ka Ka Po.'

An upcoming Malaysian-Indian actor has been found dead in northern Malaysia after he allegedly slipped and fell from a waterfall.

L. Keshava Rajan (25) was found dead on Sunday between rocks at the Lubuk Degong Waterfalls in Bidor of Ipoh state. The actor was reported missing after he had slipped and was swept away by strong currents while picnicking with his family on Saturday.

Police said rescue team found the body stuck between rocks.

Scheduled to leave for Chennai

Rajan was scheduled to leave for Chennai on Sunday to make final preparations for the premiere of his debut film ‘Ka Ka Ka Po.’

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