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Mumbai: During an exclusive interview with IANS, the director and producer Anil Sharma remembers veteran actor Nana Patekar as not only a brilliant actor but also a compassionate human being known for his humility, generosity and dedication to social causes. After that he recalled their experience while working together on Hindi-language family drama film 'Vanvaas', he praised Nana’s professionalism, warmth and commitment to his craft, calling his sudden loss deeply heartbreaking.

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00:00Good morning, sir.
00:02Good morning.
00:02I got a lot of joy in the morning that Nana Pateker, sir, didn't stay.
00:07You have a lot of memories with them.
00:10So, in the case of you, you had a lot of memories with them.
00:15Tell us about what you want to share your memories with them.
00:19First of all, I'm going to listen to the news, I don't understand how to express myself.
00:26Now, what do you want to say?
00:27Nana Pateker, sir, was a lot of money.
00:30There were so many money.
00:33There were so many money.
00:35There were so many money.
00:36Those who were in Puna, in the villages, in the small, small, small,
00:41meaning that in the distance of the village,
00:44they used to work for water in the rural areas.
00:51They used to take their money.
00:54They used to take their money from the village.
00:57They used to take their money.
00:58They used to go to the village again.
01:02There were so many people who had to take their money online.
01:04They are very frustrated.
01:07They are totally wrong.
01:09They have never done it.
01:10They were so busy with us.
01:14They used to take so many jobs.
01:17They used to eat food in the village.
01:18They used to take one minute late in the set.
01:21We would come straight to the camera.
01:23We would come on the van, go on the way.
01:25We would come straight to the radio.
01:27We would not have discussion on the set.
01:29We would not have discussion on that.
01:31We would have to sit with me and sit with the director.
01:34It would have been great to me.
01:38It is not a whole country.
01:39The whole world will be mixed with the rights of the people.
01:44People are always born in the world.
01:47One of his last films.
01:51You both wanted to work with a lot of time.
01:54But it was not possible.
01:56You probably said it in your interview and press conference.
02:00Yes, absolutely.
02:02Yes, absolutely.
02:03When it happens, it happens.
02:05And we thought that we will do it again.
02:09We were also discussing the subject with them.
02:12But the subject and the subject of the film we did,
02:18I think the subject of the film does it to the right?
02:18Yes, absolutely.
02:20Like you watched their films.
02:24The 70s and the 80s,
02:26the list of them is so long.
02:29Your favorite film is your favorite?
02:34The biggest part I really liked.
02:37One of the best performance scenes.
02:40And I remember when we were last scene
02:43in the performance of Shimla,
02:45he was standing in the performance
02:47and standing up on the floor.
02:49He didn't eat food.
02:51He was not the death scene.
02:53And I remember that
02:56I remember that
02:57so
03:00what did I say?
03:04If we say that as a filmmaker
03:07you gave me inspiration from him.
03:10He gave me inspiration from him
03:12that I didn't take care of the work
03:15and don't take care of the work.
03:16We are keeping care of the work today.
03:20Stay good and take care of the work.
03:22Thank you so much for your time.

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