00:13To see the spectacle of my death ahead
00:16You will hang me
00:18The tongue will come again and again, the eyes will come again
00:21Roonga hangs for a while
00:23Then my brother will put me down.
00:24Then you will go home discussing it.
00:26You will eat and you will sleep
00:29This impotence and cowardice of yours
00:31One day this country will be spectacled to death.
00:33This silence will burn
00:34I don't say anything to you
00:36Nothing
00:38There is no one to judge you in your life
00:40In today's discussion, we will talk directly about
00:43Of such an artist of India
00:44Whose life was no less than a movie.
00:47A personality as complex as
00:49Equally worthy of respect
00:51We are talking about Nana Pategar.
00:53A journey that began in extreme poverty
00:55Reaching the heights of Bollywood
00:57and then get out of there
00:59Reached the welfare of millions of farmers
01:01Let us know this story a little more closely.
01:04I haven't been afraid of death since the beginning.
01:06Just pay attention to this
01:08This Ilfas is not just a dialogue
01:10Rather, they reveal the reality of that person.
01:13He was truly not afraid of death.
01:14His real life was just as irrational and harsh.
01:18His on-screen character was Jitna
01:20A life lived entirely on principles and fearlessness.
01:25The first issa a legend's stance sati
01:27On the morning of October 8, 2026, a breaking news came that shocked everyone.
01:32The 75-year-old legendary actor died suddenly in Goa.
01:36What happened in these last lips and hands?
01:39At exactly 3:30 in the night, he messaged a friend.
01:43that he is not feeling well
01:44Then at 4:30 he was found unconscious
01:47Foreign CPR was administered
01:48Actually, it was a severe heart attack.
01:51The doctors spent a full 45 minutes
01:53tried to save them
01:54But unfortunately Subha 5 survived.
01:57He was declared dead after 20 minutes.
01:59among those left behind
02:01His wife Neel Kanti and son Malhar
02:04It's not just for his family.
02:06But for those millions of people
02:08There is a huge crack
02:09who for about 50 years
02:11Watch his film journey
02:12And it has been extremely
02:28The second part is from Gurbat
02:30Just 35 rupees a month for bread
02:32Painting movie posters
02:34And then one day he came
02:36When he was appointed as India's top diplomat
02:38Like Padma Shri and three National Film Awards, Namaz came.
02:41This difference between the earth and the sky is a living example of his relentless hard work.
02:45These successes did not happen overnight.
02:48Walking eight kilometers daily
02:50Only one meal a day
02:52Moreover, being cheated by a close relative in property matters.
02:56But graduation from Sir JJ Institute of Applied Art
02:59And these blows of life taught him such lessons of acting.
03:03Then there was no need for any formal acting school.
03:05And then came that wonderful mode
03:08That too on the insistence of renowned actress Sumita Pathal.
03:11Because of him, Nana Pathekar got Ravi Chopra's film
03:14Got my first big role in Aaj Ki Awaaz
03:16This was the beginning which helped us to emerge from the furnace of those difficulties.
03:20Opened the doors to the cinema screen forever
03:23The third part is about famous characters and honours.
03:26This journey started with the 1978 film Gumaan.
03:29Soon such Hamagi became a master class of Radakari
03:32The one that people kept looking at
03:34The variety of his characters was truly amazing.
03:37Be it the dreaded underworld don of Parinda
03:39The passionate hero of Karantiveer
03:41Till now, Shaptan's tough-tempered police officer
03:43Or that hilarious gangster from Welcome.
03:46Each performance left a lasting impression on our hearts.
03:50Dude, I have become a Sahab
03:52Who can forget this dialogue?
03:53These words have become so ingrained in our pop culture.
03:56that even today people hum
03:58This is the deep impact he has left on Indian cinema.
04:02But one thing is that this passion for work sometimes
04:05It was also used to make hot and hot
04:06As seen on the sets of the film Parinda due to the pressure and tension
04:10The famous hand-to-hand combat with director Vidhu Vinod Chopra
04:12This was proof of that
04:14To what extent he was passionate and honest about his work
04:18Fourth part
04:19Christ of Stories
04:21Now let's come to that part of the story.
04:23Which is completely different from the filmy Chaka Chaun
04:25Behind the snarky on-screen character was a sympathetic human being.
04:30He considered the sufferings of the rural areas of Maharashtra and the distressed farmers as his own.
04:3577 lakh
04:36This is not an ordinary number.
04:38Through the Naam Foundation, established in 2015
04:41Direct benefits extended to 77 lakh farmers and their mines
04:45There should be helpful programs to deal with Khushak sister-in-law
04:47or water preservation
04:49He brought a new ray of hope to those areas.
04:52Just think about it
04:53On one hand, there was an intention to buy a luxury car
04:55And on the other hand, those farmers of Marat Wada
04:58who were suffering from severe financial difficulties
05:00He deposited for this vehicle
05:02Ten crore rupees without any hesitation or desire
05:04Those 113 farmer mines were made Waqfs for their direct help.
05:08Such unmatched service is truly unique.
05:10And their fruitful work was not limited to just chatting from a distance.
05:15Film Pathshala donated all its profits to five different organizations.
05:19He himself went to Vidharba and distributed cheques among the farmers.
05:21A wave of funding was launched on social media
05:23And despite all this, he lived his life in a simple house of 750 Muraba feet.
05:30Fifth and final part
05:32Personality and his legacy
05:34To understand a true and complete story
05:37It is also necessary to mention his caste problems and the tensions that he faced in public power.
05:42Because a human being is made up of all these things.
05:46To keep this conversation complete and in-depth, it is important to mention this Bahlu.
05:50According to Jaray, there were allegations of harassment by actress Tanushree Dutta during the shooting of a film in 2008.
05:56came forward
05:56This is the incident that later played a very important role in the #MeToo movement.
06:01And this is certainly a historical moment in his long public life.
06:05There were many ups and downs in his personal life too.
06:08Separation from his Alia, then the deadly grief of the death of his two-year-old son.
06:13And yes, after a friend's accident, he suddenly gave up his habit of smoking sixty cigarettes a day forever.
06:19Leave.
06:19Perhaps it was these traumas that compelled him to devote day and night to work and human friendship.
06:25had given
06:26Just four days before his passing, he said something at a public function that is still etched in our hearts.
06:31bunches up
06:32I don't know if I'll be here tomorrow, how strange isn't it?
06:36Ultimately, a big question arises.
06:38Is the true identity of a legend the characters he portrays in front of the camera?
06:42Or those precious human friendships that are made behind the scenes after the cameras are turned off.
07:08Jhal Jhal Jhal Jhal
07:38Jhaal Jhaal Jhaal
