IN MEMORIAM

Nana Patekar Dies at 75

Remembering a legendary actor · 1951–2026

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OCTOBER 8, 2026

A Sad Goodbye

Nana Patekar died of cardiac arrest in Goa. He was 75.

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1951 · MURUD-JANJIRA

Humble Beginnings

Born Vishwanath Patekar, he studied art and found his calling in Marathi theatre.

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1978 – 1988

Early Career

He debuted in Gaman (1978) and turned heads in Mira Nair’s Salaam Bombay! (1988).

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1989

The Breakthrough

His chilling gangster Anna Seth in Parinda won him his first National Award.

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1994

Krantiveer

His fiery Pratap won both the National and Filmfare awards for Best Actor.

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SIGNATURE STYLE

A Voice Like No Other

That rapid-fire, razor-sharp dialogue delivery was unmistakably his.

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2004 – 2016

Every Kind of Role

A cop in Ab Tak Chhappan, a comic don in Welcome, an ageing star in Natsamrat.

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2013

Padma Shri

President Pranab Mukherjee presented him India’s fourth-highest civilian honour.

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SOLDIER & SAMARITAN

Beyond Cinema

A Territorial Army officer, he co-founded NAAM Foundation for drought-hit farmers.

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1951 – 2026

A Lasting Legacy

Three National Awards, a Padma Shri — and characters India still quotes.

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IN MEMORIAM

Nana Patekar

1951 — 2026

Actor. Soldier. Farmer’s friend. Thank you for the fire and the honesty.

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