'Uday Bhai Still Looking Fit': Internet Is Impressed By Nana Patekar As He Aces Tricep Dips At 76

Veteran actor Nana Patekar has entertained audiences with his top-notch performances over the years. This time, however, he’s making headlines not for his films but for his incredible dedication to staying fit at 76. On April 29, photographer-producer Atul Kasbekar shared a video of Nana Patekar effortlessly performing tricep dips, leaving fans stunned. People were impressed to see the veteran actor keeping himself fit at this age.

Atul Kasbekar shared an Instagram Reel featuring Nana Patekar in a simple look donning shorts, a white vest, and a gamcha draped around his neck. He breezes through a set of tricep dips with ease, barely breaking a sweat, and flashes a relaxed smile at the end. Sharing the video with fans, he wrote in the caption,

“A-Ho Nana Sahebbb…!!! You just made me reset my fitness goals!!! That’s #NanaPatekar ji He’s 76 That’s him cranking out tricep dips on the bars. He did 15 (I started recording late) I’m slow on the draw some days. But… Back to Nana Saheb What. A. Legend.” Have a look:

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Soon after he shared the video, fans were seen gushing over the senior actor. One fan commented, “Uday bhai still looking fit.” Another fan wrote, “Uday Control Amazing fitness at this age.” One of the comments also read, “Bhagwan ka diya sab kuch hai fans, simplicity, naam, gym bas aab logon ki aur seva karna hai.” Others were also seen appreciating his sheer dedication. Even celebs were seen going gaga over him. Shilpa Shetty dropped clapping hands emojis as she was mighty impressed by Nana Patekar. Badshah commented, “OG,” while Vineet Kumar Singh dropped red heart and fire emojis.

Meanwhile, Nana Patekar was recently seen in O’Romeo with Shahid Kapoor and Triptii Dimri. He also featured in a cameo appearance in Anil Kapoor and Radhika Madan’s Subedaar. He was also seen in Sankalp, a political thriller series on Amazon MX Player directed by Prakash Jha.