Nana Patekar biography: From ‘Gaman’ and ‘Krantiveer’ to ‘Natsamrat’ and ‘Welcome’; National Award-winning actor; A peek into the veteran actor’s simple life | Hindi Movie News

Nana Patekar, born Vishwanath Patekar on January 1, 1951, in Murud-Janjira, Maharashtra, became one of Indian cinema’s most respected actors. He worked across Hindi and Marathi cinema as an actor, writer and filmmaker.Nana Patekar passed away on October 8, 2026, at the age of 75, as reported by ANI. His career spanned more than four…

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Numerology horoscope today, October 08, 2026: What your name’s first letter reveals today – 10:30

Number 1. If your name starts with the letters A, I, J, Q, or Y.Having a real conversation with a family member will enhance your relationship. Adventures and new experiences await today’s travelers. Home remodeling will create a new lively area. Eating consciously keeps your body in balance and energized. Earnings increase, financial planning becomes…

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Rajinikanth pays emotional tribute to his ‘Kaala’ co-star Nana Patekar, says ‘I can’t believe my dear friend Nanaji is no longer with us’ | Tamil Movie News

The sudden passing of veteran actor Nana Patekar has left the Indian film industry in shock. The 75-year-old actor died in Goa on October 8 after suffering a cardiac arrest. Known for his powerful performances across Hindi and Marathi cinema, Nana had also made his mark in Tamil films, including Rajinikanth’s ‘Kaala.’ Several film personalities…

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‘Play more cricket’: Kapil Dev’s blunt take on Hardik Pandya’s injury woes | Cricket News

Hardik Pandya (AFP Photo) Hardik Pandya’s prolonged absence from competitive cricket has once again brought the issue of player workload, game time and injuries into focus, with India also dealing with fitness concerns involving several other players.Pandya has not played competitive cricket since the final week of IPL 2026. He was expected to return for…

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Psychology says children who copy a parent’s words, expressions and gestures may be learning more than language |

Representative Image of a toddler imitating a parent from behind, highlighting learning through imitation ( AI Generrated Image) When a toddler suddenly starts echoing a parent’s words, facial expressions or gestures, it can look like simple mimicry. Developmental psychology research, however, shows that imitation is closely connected to children’s ability to learn from other people,…

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