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Tripathi: Nana Patekar was My Guru, End of an Era
8 Oct
Summary
- Pankaj Tripathi remembered Nana Patekar as a mentor and guru.
- Tripathi learned about craft, life, and acting nuances from Patekar.
- Patekar's unique ability to inhabit characters left an indelible mark.
Pankaj Tripathi has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Nana Patekar, describing his passing as a significant loss to the film fraternity and a deeply personal blow. Tripathi recalled their time working together on the film 'Kaala,' an experience he cherishes as a defining moment in his career.
Tripathi emphasized Patekar's role as more than just a co-actor, highlighting his mentorship in various aspects of life and acting. He learned invaluable lessons by observing and listening to Patekar, considering him a 'Guru' whose absence will be keenly felt.
The actor further lauded Patekar's distinctive ability to fully embody characters while retaining his unique screen presence. Tripathi believes Patekar's influence extended beyond his filmography, shaping how subsequent generations of actors approach their craft, truly signifying the end of an era in Indian cinema.
