Mumbai: One of the most respected and popular faces of Hindi and Marathi cinema and television, experienced Achut Potter died at his home in Thane, Mumbai at the age of 91. According to reports, the experienced actor was admitted to the Jupiter Hospital in Thane after facing several health issues, but due to health complications, it is sad on Monday 18 August.
His funerals will be performed in Mumbai on Tuesday. As soon as the news of his death came out, many Bollywood stars and fans mourned his loss. One such Bollywood personality, who was also a fan of Achaut Potter, was director Hansal Mehta, who remembered him with great love and warmth.
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Mehta took him into his X account to remember him and wrote, “I was a fan of his character as Jaggu Dada’s father. ‘AE Jaggu’ from Angar made me his permanent fan. The first film of my direction was the privilege to direct him in Jayat. He played the role of a professional medical witness.
While the senior actor was praised for a lot of his roles, he became a domestic name for his depiction of an engineering professor in Aamir Khan’s superhit film ‘3 Idiots’. While it was a very brief cameo, his character joined countless viral mems, making it an essential material for the new-era affected.
In addition to 3 stupids, the body of his work includes extreme top notch movies and classics such as outrage, Albert Pinto Ko Gus Qa Etah, Ardh Satya, Teeja, Parinda, Raju Ban Gaaya Gaaya Gaaya Gaaya Gaye Gaida Gaida Gaida Gaida Gaye Gaye Gaida Gaida Gaye Gayan Gaye Gayan, Yashw, Yashhav, Yashwa, Yashwa, Yashwa, Yashwas, Pariyas, Dabanga Bhai, Dabanga. And ventilator.
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Many people do not know that before acting in the 1980s, Potter served in the Indian Armed Forces and retired as captain in 1967. He later worked with the Indian oil company. His transition in films and televisions gave him great respect and he was respected and he was loved for every character he painted on screen, which was painted on screen at the end of an era for Indian cinema, but his work will always keep him alive in the hearts of his fans.