‘Few actors possessed his intensity’: PM Modi mourns Nana Patekar
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Nana Patekar has passed away at his residence in Goa at the age of 75.
He made significant contributions to both Hindi and Marathi cinema over several decades.
Patekar was known for his powerful performances and distinctive screen presence in numerous films.
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‘Few actors possessed his intensity’: PM Modi mourns Nana Patekar
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WorldPingNana Patekar, the Indian Hindi and Marathi cinema actor whose roles ranged from the menacing crime lord of “Parinda” to the comic gangster of “Welcome,” died Oct. 8, at his residence in Goa. He was 75.
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