Veteran actor Nana Patekar is no more, breathed his last at the age of 75

Shocking news has come out from the film industry. Veteran actor Nana Patekar has passed away. Nana’s son Malhar Patekar has confirmed his father’s death. According to the information, Nana Patekar was declared dead by the medical team of Manipal Hospital, Goa at 5.20 am. He complained of severe chest pain, after which the medical team was sent to his flat. On reaching there he was found unconscious.

Nana Patekar is no more

The medical team gave him cardiac massage and took him to the hospital. The medical team of the hospital declared him dead at 5.20 am. Malhar said that at present he does not have complete information related to the incident. He will reach Goa and get complete information. The news of Nana Patekar’s sudden death on October 8 has given a big shock to the film industry. The entire Bollywood is sad. No one can believe that the actor is no longer among us.

Nana Patekar was continuously working in films. He was completely fit. His last release was the movie O Romeo. Apart from films, he was also working on OTT projects. No one had imagined that Nana would suddenly say goodbye to the fans.

Made his mark through strong acting

Nana Patekar is counted among those actors of Hindi cinema, who made a mark with his strong acting and different style. He started his film career in 1978 with the film Gaman. After this, ‘Sinhasan’, ‘Ankush’, ‘Pratighat’ and ‘Salaam Bombay!’ He proved his acting prowess in films like He received the National Film Award for ‘Angaar’ released in 1992. Whereas ‘Krantiveer’ (1994) was included in the most memorable films of his career. He received the National Award and Filmfare Award for this film.

Nana also ruled everyone’s hearts by working in films like ‘Parinda’, ‘Tiranga’, ‘Agnisakshi’, ‘Khamoshi: The Musical’, ‘Welcome’, ‘Apaharan’ and ‘Raajneeti’. From villain to comedy and serious characters, he played a variety of roles.

Along with being an actor, Nana Patekar also worked as a director and writer. He made his directorial debut with the film ‘Prahar: The Final Attack’ (1991). Apart from acting, he remained steadfast on the issues of farmers.