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Nana Patekar's Son Malhar Patekar Breaks Down As He Arrives At Goa Hospital Ahead Of Actor's Funeral; Heartbreaking Video Surfaces

Nana Patekar ’s son Malhar Patekar arrived at a hospital in Goa on Thursday (October 8) afternoon following the veteran actor’s sudden death. Malhar was seen breaking down as he reached the hospital, with emotional and heartbreaking visuals from the scene surfacing on social media. Malhar met doctors and family members at the hospital as the necessary formalities following Nana’s death were…

Nana Patekar's Son Malhar Patekar Breaks Down As He Arrives At Goa Hospital Ahead Of Actor's Funeral; Heartbreaking Video Surfaces

Veteran actor Nana Patekar, who passed away due to a cardiac arrest in Goa, was known for his simple lifestyle despite his millionaire status. Patekar bought his first home in Mumbai's Andheri area for Rs 1.1 lakh decades ago, and the property is now worth around Rs 3 crore. The actor lived in a modest 1BHK apartment measuring about 750 sq ft, which he shared with his late mother, Nirmala Patekar.

They continued to reside in the apartment even after her death in January 2019. Patekar divided his time between Mumbai, Pune, and Goa, owning a farmhouse in Khadakwasla near Pune, a house on Law College Road in Pune, a residence in Goa, and properties in his native Murud. Patekar's father owned a textile business, and his mother was a homemaker, but the family's financial situation declined after a close relative defrauded them, leaving them with minimal funds.

At 13 years old, Patekar started supporting his family by walking long distances to paint film posters, earning around Rs 35 a month along with food.

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