Career
He was the chief editor of Balayugam (Childrens monthly), Noval Pathippu (Monthly noval issue), Cine Rama (Fortnightly movie magazine), Janayugam Varika (Weekly) and Janayugam Daily, a group of Publications in Malayalam language owned by the Communist Party of India. Beside being a journalist he was a politician, orator, actor, satirist and rationalist. He died around 4.30 P.M. on 27 July 1977 at the pay ward of the Medical College at Thiruvananthapuram, the capital of Kerala state.
According his wish his burial was conducted without social niceties and religious ceremonies with in 6 hours of his death, at his ancestral house "Kambisseril" at Vallikunnam in Alleppey district.
The junction near the house is named to his honour as "Kambisseri Mukku" (Kambisseri Junction). A higher secondary school in vallikunnam is also named after him.
Aana Taxi Abhinaya Chinthakal Anthya Darsanam Kambisseri Kritikal (a collection of writings by Kambisseri published after his death) Koonanthara Paramuvum Poona Kesavanum Kure Sambhavangal. Lead role of Mr. Paramu Pillai in very popular Drama of 1950"s "Ningal Enne Communist Aakki" ("You made me a Communist") Acted in numerous Radio.
