Veteran Bollywood actor Nana Patekar has died in Goa at the age of 75, according to the supplied report. He was known for performances in films including Krantiveer, Tirangaa, Welcome, Ab Tak Chhappan and Ghulam-E-Mustafa.
The report says Patekar experienced chest pain at his Goa flat. Doctors reportedly provided immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation before he was taken to Manipal Hospital. Despite efforts to save him, he died at 5:20 AM AM.
Patekar was born in Mumbai on 1 January 1951. His reported death marks the end of a career spanning close to four decades in the Hindi film industry.
From financial hardship to Bollywood recognition
Patekar's early life was described as financially difficult. His father, Dinkar Patekar, was associated with a textile-painting business. After the family business closed, Patekar reportedly painted zebra crossings and film s to earn money.
He later entered Bollywood and established a distinct identity through intense acting and prominent roles. The films named in the report helped him build a large following and remain central to his public legacy.
Reported property and net worth
Media reports cited in the article estimate Patekar's net worth at around ₹80 crore. The reported assets include residential property in Goa, Pune and Mumbai.
He was said to own a flat in Goa, a home on Pune's Law College Road and a 1 BHK flat in Mumbai. The report also mentions a farmhouse in a village near Khadakwasla, close to Pune.
The farmhouse covers 27 acres, where wheat and rice were reportedly cultivated. Patekar was also reported to have spent much of his time there. Income from farming was said to have been distributed among farmers.
The report identifies his wife as Neelakanti Patekar and his son as Malhar Patekar. It says the property and wealth he reportedly leaves behind will remain associated with his family.
Work supporting farmers
Patekar's reported work outside cinema included support for farmers and rural families. He founded the NAAM Foundation in 2015.
The Pune-based organisation is described as a registered non-profit NGO. Its work included assistance for families of farmers who died by suicide because of severe drought, water shortages, debt or financial hardship in Maharashtra.
The foundation also reportedly supported people in rural communities and provided financial contributions for the weddings of daughters from poor farming families.
Conclusion
The supplied report says Nana Patekar died in Goa at 75, leaving a reported ₹80 crore estate, property in several locations, a 27-acre farm and a record of support for farmers through the NAAM Foundation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How old was Nana Patekar when he died?
The report says he was 75.
Q. Where did Nana Patekar die?
He reportedly died at Manipal Hospital in Goa after experiencing chest pain at his flat.
Q. What was Nana Patekar's reported net worth?
Media reports cited in the article estimate it at around ₹80 crore.
Q. What property is associated with Nana Patekar?
The report mentions homes or flats in Goa, Pune and Mumbai, along with a farmhouse near Khadakwasla.
Q. How large was his reported farmhouse?
The farmhouse was reported to cover 27 acres.
Q. When did Nana Patekar establish the NAAM Foundation?
He reportedly started the organisation in 2015.
Q. What work did the NAAM Foundation undertake?
It supported distressed farmers, rural families and poor farmers' daughters, according to the report.
