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Satire and quick repartee was Cho Ramaswamy’s forte

CHENNAI: Cho S Ramaswamy a fearless commentator was a multifaceted personality who left his imprint in the fields of journalism theatre cinema and not the least politics and became a name to reckon with in Tamil Nadu with satire and quick repartee being his forte

Updated At : 09:32 PM Dec 07, 2016 IST

Cho S Ramaswamy. PTI file

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