The veteran actor suffered a heart attack caused by a blood clot blocking the left main coronary artery, which supplies blood to a large part of the heart
The actor's distinctive dialogue delivery, which blended emotional intensity, precise pauses, and profound psychological depth to create unforgettable cinematic moments in iconic films like 'Parinda', 'Krantiveer', and 'Ab Tak Chhappan'
Veteran actor Nana Patekar passed away at 75 due to a suspected cardiac arrest in Goa, prompting the police to register an unnatural death case and conduct a post-mortem examination while family and fans mourned his loss
The producers of 'The Confession of Mary', said to be Nana Patekar's final unfinished film, revealed that the 'very big loss' before his work on the film ended had come as a major shock
Nana Patekar's body has been sent to Goa Medical College and Hospital, Bambolim, where a post-mortem examination will be conducted to ascertain the exact cause of death
Leveraging his extensive three-year military training for the movie 'Prahaar', he spent around 60 days with troops and assisted at a military hospital in Srinagar
Giving his 100% for 'Natsamrat' could have killed him within 25 stages, Nana Patekar had said with Nitin Gadkari in attendance
Nana Patekar's iconic political drama 'Krantiveer' remains a milestone in 1990s Hindi cinema, driven by an unforgettable improvised climax that the actor performed despite battling a serious heart condition during production