‘Everyone’s time will come, my time will come too’: Nana Patekar at last public event
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At his last public event, veteran Bollywood and Marathi star Nana Patekar , who passed away on Friday morning following a cardiac arrest, had foretold that ‘his time would come too’ but that he was hopeful that he could do something worthwhile before it did.
Adding to this, New Delhi, Oct 08 (ANI): (File Photo) Veteran star Nana Patekar passed away at the age of 75 after suffering a cardiac arrest at his residence in Goa, on Thursday. (ANI Photo) (ANI Photo) Speaking at the installation ceremony of the new managing committee of the Samraat Club held in Goa on October 4, Patekar, was speaking in reference to former Goa chief minister and union defence inister Manohar Parrikar.
Meanwhile, “Everyone has to go one day. I don't know when my time will come, whether today or tomorrow, your time will come too. But, are you capable of doing what needs to be done before that? Are you making the effort? If you stay limited to your own family and circle... one needs to give back to society,” Patekar had shared on the occasion.
Notably, “What I like about Narendra Modi's ideas, I do like, but also learn to speak up about what you do not like (about him). What is an andolan at the end of the day? It is saying what you do not like. Even a small child grumbles when they are not happy. If there is something I do not like, then it is certainly my duty to raise my voice about it. But there's also a manner in which one raises their voice. One must never use foul language about anyone. That language can be reserved for friends or at home,” Patekar had also shared.
As per the latest buzz, “Manohar Parrikar is my friend. He was younger than me, but his stature was such that one had to look up to him. He was destined for great things and he made sure he would do what it takes (to get there). Despite his limits as an individual he achieved a great deal,” Patekar had shared on the occasion.
In further updates, Rajashree Khandeparkar was installed as the state president of the Samraat Club at an event that was attended by several among the who's who of Goa including Utpal Parrikar, the son of Manohar Parrikar BJP state leaders among others.
On top of that, Patekar, who owned a home in Dona Paula, an upscale locale of the state capital Panaji, was a frequent visitor to the state.
“Shocked and deeply saddened to learn about the demise of veteran star Shri @nanagpatekar Ji. With his remarkable journey across theatre, Hindi and Marathi cinema, his powerful performances and distinctive artistry left an indelible mark on Indian cinema. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, admirers and the entire movie fraternity. May his soul attain Sadgati. Om Shanti,” Sawant shared via a post on X.
Source: Hindustan Times