Indian actor Achyut Potdar, known for his memorable roles in films and TV shows, has passed away at the age of 91.
According to Indian media reports, Potdar, born on August 22, 1934, was admitted to Jupiter Hospital in Mumbai around 4 pm. He was declared dead in the early hours of Tuesday.
Bollywood has expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Achyut Potdar, who appeared in notable movies such as Aandolan, Dabangg 2, and Ferrari Ki Sawaari. He also gained fame for his work in the iconic TV series Wagle Ki Duniya.
Potdar is especially remembered for his brief but impactful role as a professor in Rajkumar Hirani’s 3 Idiots (2009). His dialogue, “Kehna Kya Chahte Ho,” became an iconic moment and continues to be recreated in memes and pop culture references.
Fans and colleagues have paid tribute to the veteran actor, remembering his contributions to Indian cinema and television. His performances were often praised for their authenticity and charm.
As of now, details regarding the cause of death and his final rites have not been officially announced. Tributes from the film fraternity and fans are expected in the coming days.
The passing of Achyut Potdar marks the end of an era for Bollywood, leaving behind a legacy of versatile performances that entertained audiences for decades.
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