Nana Patekar Passes Away: Senior actor Nana Patekar He died of a heart attack at the age of 75. Due to his sudden departure, the entire film and theater industry is in mourning. He made his fans laugh and sometimes cry with his performances. Even today many of his dialogues are loved by fans. Due to the departure of Nana Patekar, a big void has been created in the film industry. With strong acting, high pitched voice and unique style of dialogue delivery, Nana became popular due to his dialogues. Let's see the famous roles of Nana Patekar and their famous dialogues.(Photo Courtesy – Social Media)
Nana Patekar Passed Away: How was Nana's life journey, the name earned through poverty and struggle; A true 'Nut Emperor'
Aa gaye meri maut ka tamasha parhan ab mujhe latak degen, juban aise bhahar aeigi, ankhen bahar aingi, will be hanging for a while, then my brother will take me down. Nana played the role of a police officer in the film Yashwant (1997).
“A mosquito, a bark, a mosquito turns a man into an eunuch. A bug makes the whole night sick. Leave the house in the morning, be a part of the crowd. Go home in the evening, drink alcohol and have children.”
“Dhandha Kishan, Dhandhe mein koi kisi ka bhai nahin hota.”
“What will a police inspector argue with the joint commissioner? Une bhi koi bada sahab bola hoga, hum sub system ka hisa hain. The system decides karta hai apun karta hai”
“God gave everything. Wealth, glory, honor.”
”Jan Mat Mangana, Esi bazaar mein koi pakasa nahi hai.””Kuni Ghar Dita Ka Ghar? …”
Movie/Drama: Natsamrat (Marathi)
“I like you very much. I love you very much.”
Movie: Natsamrat (Marathi – Appa and Kaveri dialogues)
“To be or not to be… To live or to die is the only question. To be a piece of paper on the surface of this world and live with shameless joy?”
Nana Patekar Passed Away : Nana Patekar had intimate relations not only in the film industry but also with political leaders
“Amassing thousands of properties and squandering them like Gulal Bukkaya, this nut king became a thief in his own children's house!”