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BOLLYWOOD NANA PATEKAR: The versatile actor ollywood’s versatile actor Nana ‘Parinda’. He was awarded the Filmfare Best Filmfare Award and the Star Screen Awards Patekar has completed 20 years of Supporting Actor Award for the role. He also in the best actor category. B acting and has already proved his won the Filmfare Best Villain Award in 1992 Patekar has experimented with his roles mettle in the Hindi film industry. His recent for ‘Angaar’. when it comes to films. He has done the release was Goutam Ghose’s ‘Yatra’, a film His well-acclaimed role in the movie ‘Ab occasional villain role, but has also played a about a creator’s journey. It could be seen as Tak Chappan’ (2005) in which he plays a hero in most of his films. He played a truant, a metaphor of the fairly prolific director’s police officer whose main task is to rid the gambling son in ‘Krantiveer’ (1994), a wife own journey across the oscillating oceans of streets of underworld dons, earned Nana beater in ‘Agnisakshi’ (1996), a deaf and the motion picture. rave reviews. In 1994 he won the National dumb father in ‘Khamoshi: The Musical’ “After a long time I’ve done a role I’m Film Award for Best Actor for his perform- (1996) and a schizophrenic in ‘Wajood’ happy about with ‘Yatra’. I loved working with ance in ‘Krantiveer’ (1994). He also won the (1998). Ghose. I worked with Rekha and Ghose for At times during his career, it was noted the first time. For many years I kept abusing that he was an epitome of the “angry young and accusing Ghose of not working with me man” role and that he was well suited for in ‘Antarjali Yatra’,” Nana said. such roles and would carry it on as a fore- “I’ve been wanting to work with him for a runner of Amitabh Bachchan and Mithun very long time. The minute I heard the script Chakraborty. of ‘Yatra’, I told him I wouldn’t charge him a Yet, this versatile actor was also perfect for single penny. I gave him 40-50 days and did- some of the villainous roles that he has done. n’t charge anything.” He also turned director with his movie From ‘Mohre’ (1987) to ‘Yatra’ (2007), ‘Prahaar: The Final Attack’ co-starring Nana Patekar has covered a long journey in Madhuri Dixit. His other films as an actor Bollywood. This versatile actor has carved include ‘Hu Tu Tu’ and ‘Bluff Master’. He his niche in Hindi film industry with his brash once again gave a good performance in his style of delivering dialogues. His way of latest film ‘Apaharan’ and received the speaking reflects his deliverance of the lines. Filmfare Best Villain Award as well as the While he acted in movies such as ‘Mohre’ Star Screen Award Best Villain for his scintil- (1987) and ‘Salaam Bombay’ (1988), his tal- lating performance. ents as an actor was noticed by the main- He is the only actor ever to win Filmfare stream Bollywood industry and audience for Awards in the Best Actor, Best Supporting his portrayal of the villain in the 1989 film, Actor and Best Villain categories. ! 6 I N D I A R E V I E W J U N E 2 0 0 7 h t t p : / / m e a k a b u l . n i c . i n.

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