Malhar talks openly about family relationships
New Delhi: Amidst the ongoing discussions about the family of famous actor Nana Patekar, his son Malhar Patekar has shared some important things. While answering the questions being raised on family relationships, he also expressed his opinion on the old controversy related to Tanushree Dutta. Malhar said that whatever is seen on social media is not a true portrayal of the real life of the family. He also openly discussed his parents' relationship, his father's last days and the reasons for him doing less films.
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Malhar said without naming anyone that the issue which is being raised again and again has ended a long time ago. According to him, even the court has clarified its position on this matter, yet people keep raising it. Malhar said that he does not want to say anything to such people and will just pray that God blesses them.
Malhar's reaction on parents' relationship
Broken silence on parent-child relationship
Malhar also gave his opinion on the ongoing discussions about his parents' relationship. He said that despite his parents' separation, they had a good relationship. They were together for almost 39 years. According to Malhar, not sharing family photos on social media does not mean that there was a lack of love between them. He told that the families were emotionally connected to each other and always supported each other.
Memories of Nana's last moments
Nana was not alone in his last moments
Recalling the incident of October 8, Malhar said that his father was in Goa. Feeling uneasy, Nana first messaged and then called. Family members reached him, but it was too late. Malhar was in Pune at that time. It was as if his world came to a halt when he received his mother's call around five in the morning. He also said that Nana was not alone and some member of the family was always with him. He also used to work out for about two and a half hours daily.
The reason behind doing less films
Why was Nana Patekar doing less films?
According to Malhar, Nana was bored of playing the same characters. He wanted to create his own stories and do something new in acting. His effort was to deliver powerful acting without speaking long dialogues.