Marathi actor Pradeep Patwardhan dies of heart attack
The Hindu
Pradeep Patwardhan, 65, breathed his last at his residence in Girgaon
Veteran Marathi actor Pradeep Patwardhan, known for his performance in films such as “Chashme Bahaddar”, “Ek Shodh” and “Mee Shivajiraje Bhosale Boltoy”, died on August 9 morning following a heart attack, actor Vijay Patkar confirmed.
Mr. Patwardhan, 65, breathed his last at his residence in Girgaon, an area in southern Mumbai.
“He passed away due to a heart attack today around 7-8 am at his residence in Girgaon. He had some severe health issues but that was five years ago.
“He was actively working in the industry. It is shocking and disheartening news,” Mr. Patkar, who worked with Patwardhan in "Lavu ka Laath" and "Chashme Bahaddar", told PTI.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde mourned Patwardhan's demise and said Marathi cinema had lost a "great artist" today.
“Pradeep Patwardhan, the evergreen actor who ruled the hearts of the audience with his graceful acting in Marathi cinema, passed away tragically. With his departure, the Marathi art world has lost a great artist,” the Chief Minister wrote in Marathi on Twitter.
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Supriya Sule offered condolences to the actor’s family and fans on social media.
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