A heartfelt farewell was organized for senior cameraman RP Krishna Prasad, who is relocating from the UAE, under the leadership of Indian media professionals and the Kerala Union of Working Journalists (KUWJ) Dubai chapter. The event witnessed a large gathering of media personalities and dignitaries who expressed their gratitude and appreciation for Krishna Prasad’s significant contributions to journalism and broadcasting during his tenure in the UAE.
The farewell event was presided over by KUWJ President Mintu P Jacob, and attended by prominent figures including MCA Nasser, Elvis Chummar, Shinoj Shamsudheen, Prameed B Kutty, Sahal C Mohammed, Anju Sashidharan, Sree Raj Kaimal, Suresh Vellimattam, Manaf, Hanifa, Shins Sebastian, Arun Paratt, Anoop Keechery, Ranjith, Sharat, Dhanesh, Sadik Kavil, KM Abbas, TJ Jamaluddin, Yasir Arafath, and Bhaskar Raj. Each speaker praised Krishna Prasad’s dedication and professionalism, highlighting his crucial role in covering major events and delivering impactful visuals from the UAE.

Krishna Prasad responded with an emotional speech, reflecting on his journey as a cameraman and the friendships he made within the media community. The Kerala Union of Working Journalists (KUWJ), the Indian Media Forum (IMF), and the Camera Persons Association presented him with tokens of appreciation for his service.
The event was concluded by Vanitha Vinod’s warm welcome and Roy Raphael’s vote of thanks, marking the end of a significant chapter in Krishna Prasad’s professional life in the UAE. Colleagues and well-wishers expressed their hope that his future endeavors would be equally successful, underscoring the legacy he leaves behind in the media fraternity.

As RP Krishna Prasad embarks on his next journey, the farewell stands as a testament to the strong bonds of camaraderie within the media community in the UAE. His work not only shaped the visual storytelling landscape but also inspired many younger professionals to follow in his footsteps. The event serves as a reminder of the crucial role of media in connecting communities far from home.