Nana Patekar has gone too early
Write to us: Share your feedback on the news of the week Not your typical star I write in reference to David Tusing’s article Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar dies aged 75 (October 8): it is a sad day for all lovers of art and films, that a gifted and consummate artist like Nane Patekar has passed away. He was a great performer, a skilled thespian and a fine human being. He will be remembered…
Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar has passed away at the age of 75. He was a highly skilled actor who will be remembered for his strong roles in films such as Ab Tak Chhappan and Parinda, as well as his comedic roles in Welcome. Despite his fame and success, Patekar remained a humble person who engaged in philanthropy and rural welfare schemes.
His dedication to the farming community and marginalized sections of Indian society was evident. While Patekar gained recognition in Bollywood, he never embraced the typical trappings of a star. As actors often improve their performances with age, Patekar was getting better as he matured. It is truly unfortunate that he has gone too early.
At 75 years old, one can only imagine the potential he had left to give. His powerful performances and rich dialogues will be deeply missed.
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