Meet the actor, he started working at the age of 13 and earned only 35 rupees a month, struggled with hunger, and then gave the blockbuster films to become a star. Live in a village now
At that young age, the actor balanced the school and helped his family during a time of economic challenges.
Experienced actor Nana Patekar recently revealed his tough childhood and the hardships of his growth. In a chat with Siddharth Kannan, he shared that he started working at the age of 13.
At that young age, he balanced the school and helped his family during times of financial challenges. Nana Patekar shared an emotional memory from his early years, saying: “I started working since I was 13. So, in a sense, I grew faster.”
In a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, he recalled that he could only earn Rs 35 a month and survive only one meal a day. Despite the difficulties, he did not give up. “I used to work during the day and go to school at night. I was in Level 9 at that time,” he said.
Nana Patekar said those tough times really affected how he viewed life. “I believe your situation determines your age,” he shared, but he also mentioned that he eventually stopped letting the hardship define him. “After a while, I didn’t let my situation determine my age. Now, I decided on my own 18, 19…I’m very young,” he said with a smile.
Profession:
Nana Patekar began his Bollywood journey with Gaman (1978) and was recognized by Salaam Bombay! (1988). He won the National Award and Film Awards from Parinda (1989) and received a director’s debut in Prahaar (1991). The 1990s brought him successful successes, such as Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman (1992), Angaar (1992), Tirangaa (1993), and Krantiveer (1994), who won several awards from him. He also won praise from Agni Sakshi and Khamoshi: Musical (1996).
Still living in the village:
On KBC 16, Nana Patekar joined Amitabh Bachchan with the Vanvaas team. Nana took a popular seat and shared how he liked rural life better than City Glam. “I come from a village, not the industry. I work here and go back.” He also invited Amitabh to visit his village, praising his dedication after learning that Big B worked 12 hours a day.
He said: “I’m not in this industry. I come from a village and work here and go back. MainGaonkheda ka Hu, Aur Wahin Ka Rahunga, Wahin Accha Lagta Hai.” That. ”
