Veteran Bollywood actor Nana Patekar is no more, he breathed his last at the age of 75. Nana Patekar, who made his mark in the film industry with his acting in superhit films like Krantiveer to Tiranga, died in Goa (Nana Patekar Death In Goa). Nana Patekar, who bid goodbye to the world, has left behind property worth crores of rupees including houses, cultivable land in Goa-Mumbai.
Took his last breath in Goa hospital
Nana Patekar Was born on 1 January 1951 in Mumbai. After she complained of chest pain, doctors immediately gave her cardiac massage (CPR) at her flat in Goa, but when her condition did not improve, she was taken to Manipal Hospital. Despite all efforts, he could not be saved and the 75-year-old veteran actor said goodbye to the world at 5.20 in the morning.
Bollywood created a distinct identity in
Nana Patekar’s childhood was spent in poverty. His father Dinkar Patekar was associated with textile painter business. If reports are to be believed, after the closure of the family business, Nana Patekar himself did the work of painting zebra crossings and film posters. But, Nana Patekar, who faced financial hardships in his childhood, did not give up and made a name for himself by entering Bollywood on the basis of his hard work and talent. He created a huge fan following with films like ‘Krantiveer’, ‘Tiranga’, ‘Welcome, ‘Ab Tak Chhappan’, ‘Ghulam e Mustafa’.
He left so much wealth for his wife and son!
Nana Patekar, who was active in the Bollywood film industry for almost four decades, is no more, but he has left behind property worth crores for his wife Neelkanti Patekar and son Malhar Patekar. Talking about Nana Patekar Networth, according to media reports, his estimated net worth is said to be around Rs 80 crore.
House, 27 acres of land in Goa and Pune
If reports are to be believed, late actor Nana Patekar, who lived a simple life, had a house on Pune Law College Road apart from a flat in Goa. Apart from this, he is also said to have a 1 BHK flat in Mumbai. He has a farmhouse in the village of Khadakwasla district near Pune and the actor used to spend most of his time in this 27-acre farmhouse (Nana Patekar Farm House). Wheat and paddy crops were also grown here. The special thing is that he used to distribute the income from farming among the farmers.
NAAM Foundation to help farmers
Nana Patekar used to do a lot for the farmers. He started ‘NAAM Foundation’ in the year 2015. It is a registered non-profit organization (NGO), headquartered in Pune. Through this, he helped the families of farmers and needy villagers who committed suicide due to severe drought, water shortage and debt or poverty in Maharashtra. He also contributed financially in the marriage of daughters of poor farmers.
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