New Delhi: Sad news emerged from the film industry at the break of dawn. Veteran actor Nana Patekar, who had brought glory to the world of cinema, passed away. The news of his sudden death left everyone shaken, and a wave of grief swept through the film fraternity. Nana Patekar was declared dead at 5:20 AM by the medical team from Manipal Hospital, Goa. He had complained of severe chest pain, prompting a medical team to be dispatched to his flat. Upon their arrival, he was found in an unconscious state. Now, his admirers are paying tribute and remembering him via social media.
The film industry was shocked by the news of his death.
A wave of grief spread as soon as the news of actor Nana Patekar’s sudden death broke. Everyone was deeply shocked; no one could believe that their beloved actor had suddenly left the world. The medical team administered cardiac massage and rushed him to the hospital, where he was declared dead at 5:20 AM on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Malhar stated that he did not yet have full details regarding the incident and would gather complete information upon reaching Goa. The sudden news of Nana Patekar’s death on October 8 dealt a major blow to the film industry. The entire Bollywood fraternity is in mourning, unable to believe that their beloved actor is no more.
Nana Patekar had been consistently working in films and appeared to be in perfect health. His last released film was O Romeo. Moreover, apart from films, he was also working on OTT projects. No one had ever imagined that Nana would bid farewell to his fans so suddenly.
Made a mark with extraordinary acting
Nana Patekar was counted among the great actors of the film industry. He carved a niche for himself through his powerful acting and unique style. He began his film career in 1978 with the movie Gaman. Subsequently, he proved his acting prowess in films such as Simhasan, Ankush, Pratighaat, and Salaam Bombay!.
He received a National Film Award for the 1992 film Angaar. Meanwhile, Krantiveer stands out as one of the most memorable films of his career; he won both a National Award and a Filmfare Award for it. Nana also won hearts with his performances in films like Parinda, Tirangaa, Agnisakshi, Khamoshi: The Musical, Welcome, Apaharan, and Raajneeti.
