Pritish Nandy, the Indian poet, producer and filmmaker, has passed away at the age of 73. Born in 1951 in Bihar, he produced many films such as Bollywood Calling, Sur, Kaante, Chameli and Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi,

Mehta said his most personal work, the 2017 movie "Omerta", had lost "one of its greatest patrons". He revealed that it was Nandy who encouraged him to make Rajkummar Rao-starrer which was based on the life of British-Pakistani terrorist Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh.

Poet, media pioneer, and filmmaker who reshaped Indian storytelling across poetry, television, films, and digital media.

Filmmaker, poet, writer and journalist Pritish Nandy is no more. Nandy breathed his last on Wednesday (Jan 8) at 73 in Mumbai. Born on Jan 15, 1952, in Bhagalpur, Bihar, Nandy wore many hats. Apart from being a celebrated journalist,

Film producer and writer Pritish Nandy passed away in Mumbai due to cardiac arrest on Wednesday. He was 73 and his last rites were performed in the evening, according to a PTI report. Anupam Kher took to social media to pay his tributes to Pritish.

Journalist-turned-filmmaker Pritish Nandy passed away at 73, his son Kushan confirmed to mid-day on Wednesday night. Nandy championed unconventional stories and backed new voices of directors and writers in the Hindi film industry.

Pritish Nandy, a celebrated journalist, poet, filmmaker, and former parliamentarian, left an indelible mark on Indian media and literature. Known for his fearless voice, literary brilliance, and cinematic vision,

Eminent journalist Pritish Nandy, 73, passed away in Mumbai. Known for his impactful work in journalism, art, and film, he was a passionate animal rights activist.