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Juhi Chawla Remembers Nana Patekar After His Death
Juhi Chawla shared memories of working with Nana Patekar in two films.
She also remembered visiting his home for Ganpati celebrations.
She said he brought colour, depth and authenticity to his roles.
The article reports that Patekar died at age 75 after a cardiac arrest at his home in Goa.
He was taken to a hospital, where doctors tried to revive him with CPR for about 45 minutes.
He was declared dead at 5:20 a.m.
A post-mortem was planned, and his last rites were expected to take place in Pune.
Juhi Chawla remembered working with Nana Patekar on Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman and Gang.
She recalled visiting Patekar’s home in Dadar for Ganpati and praised his performances as colourful, deep and authentic.
The article reports that Patekar died at age 75 after suffering cardiac arrest at his home in Dona Paula, Goa.
He was taken to Manipal Hospital, where doctors attempted CPR for about 45 minutes; he was declared dead at 5:20 a.m.
The article says a medico-legal case was registered, a post-mortem was planned, and his last rites were to be held at his home in Donje village, Pune.
- Who
- Nana Patekar; Juhi Chawla shared memories of him.
- What
- Patekar died after a reported cardiac arrest; Chawla paid tribute to him.
- Where
- Patekar was found at his home in Dona Paula, Goa, and taken to Manipal Hospital. His last rites were planned for Donje village, Pune.
- When
- He was declared dead at 5:20 a.m.; the article does not state the date.
- Why
- The article reports that he suffered a cardiac arrest.
Key facts
- Age
- 75
- Reported cause
- Cardiac arrest
- Found
- Unconscious at his home in Dona Paula, Goa
- Hospital
- Manipal Hospital
- Time declared dead
- 5:20 a.m.
- Revival attempt
- Doctors attempted CPR for about 45 minutes
- Planned last rites
- At his home in Donje village, Pune
Quotes
Juhi Chawla
Actor who worked with Patekar in Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman and Gang.
“Very sad to hear about Nana Patekar ji. From filming together in Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman and Gang, to visiting his home in Dadar for Ganpati, many little memories came back today.”
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“Rooted and original, he portrayed every character with so much colour, depth and authenticity. He will truly be missed for his iconic presence on the Indian screens.”
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Dr Shekhar Salkar
Chief of the Oncology Department at Manipal Hospital, as identified in the article.
“Despite 45 minutes of continuous CPR, he could not be revived.”
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