Movie fraternity honours Nana Patekar at prayer meet, FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe calls him ‘man of nice objective’


A prayer meet was held in Mumbai in reminiscence of veteran actor Nana Patekar, with actors Shivaji Satam, Rohini Hattangadi, Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe, Varsha Usgaonkar, and director Mehul Kumar amongst those that attended to pay their respects to the late actor.

Aathavanitale Nana, a tribute programme honouring late actor Nana Patekar, was organised by the Maharashtra government's Cultural Affairs Department and the Maharashtra Film, Stage and Cultural Development Corporation in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday, October 14.  (Photo by Satish Bate / Hindustan Times) (Hindustan Times)
Aathavanitale Nana, a tribute programme honouring late actor Nana Patekar, was organised by the Maharashtra authorities’s Cultural Affairs Division and the Maharashtra Movie, Stage and Cultural Improvement Company in Mumbai, India, on Wednesday, October 14. (Photograph by Satish Bate / Hindustan Occasions) (Hindustan Occasions)

Nana Patekar remembered at prayer meet

Titled ‘Aathvanilya Nana’, the prayer meet was held on the P.L. Deshpande Maharashtra Kala Academy complicated in Prabhadevi, Mumbai

Members of the movie trade gathered to pay their respects to the late actor and keep in mind his contribution to Indian cinema and Marathi theatre.

Remembering the late actor, Mundhe mentioned, “He was a very great individual. He was a delicate particular person. His views on society had been very easy. He was a person of nice utility and objective. He was an integral a part of society, deeply involved with easy methods to assist others, particularly the poor, and easy methods to uplift them… To me, this assertion holds the utmost significance… We try to observe that very same path…”

A particular rangoli on the entrance of the venue additionally drew consideration. The paintings featured Nana Patekar’s character from his acclaimed Marathi movie ‘Natsamrat’, paying tribute to one in every of his memorable performances.

Nana Patekar’s dying

Nana Patekar handed away on Thursday, October 8, 2026, on the age of 75, following a cardiac arrest in Goa.

Identified for his intense display screen presence and performances throughout Hindi and Marathi cinema, the veteran actor had a profession spanning movies and theatre. His work and involvement in socially pushed initiatives additionally shaped a part of his legacy.

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