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Oct 11, 2026

Author Spotlight: Nana Patekar — The Fire Bollywood Never Learned to Hold

A deep dive on Nana Patekar — the Murud-Janjira-born poster painter who became one of Indian cinema's most intense actors and died on 8 October 2026, aged 75; the three-time National Film Award winner whose rage and tenderness burned through Parinda, Krantiveer, Agni Sakshi and Natsamrat; the honorary Lieutenant Colonel who served in the Kargil War; the co-founder of the Naam Foundation for Maharashtra's farmers; and his five defining reflections on hunger as a teacher, the anger that acting saved him from, the only religion he believed in, the soldiers he called India's greatest weapon, and a life that never put money first.

Nana Patekar

Oct 10, 2026

“We all have to go someday. I don’t know whether I will be here tomorrow or not.” — Nana Patekar | Quote of the Day

Nana Patekar, the Indian actor who won three National Film Awards across more than four decades in Hindi and Marathi cinema, on the sentence he spoke in Marathi at a theatre-club ceremony in Goa on 4 October 2026 — four days before a cardiac arrest killed him at 75. “We all have to go someday. I don’t know whether I will be here tomorrow or not.”

Nana Patekar