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Hara Patnaik biography, movies list, dialogues, interview video

Name – Hara Patnaik
Date of Birth – 12 October 1958
Place – Tulasipur, Cuttack, Odisha
Date of Death – 13 January 2015
Wife – Jharana Pattanaik
Daughters – Arjya, Ananya
Occupation – Actor, Director
Industry – Ollywood
First Film (Actor) – Sahari Bagha
First Film (Director) – Daiba Daudi
Last Film (Actor/Director) – Omm Sai Ram
Last TV Serial – Mo Jejemaa

Hara Patnaik interview video

Biography

Hara Patnaik is an Odia film actor, director and screenplay writer. He is regarded as the best villain in Odia film industry till now.

He was born in the city of Cuttack and lived there till death. His father’s name is Bipin Bihari Patnaik, mother is Annada Patnaik and wife’s name is Jharana Patnaik. He has two daughters – Arjya and Ananya Patnaik. His younger brother Debu Patnaik and brother-in-law (sadu) Chandi Parija are also film directors.

Hara Patnaik has introduced many stars like Anubhav Mohanty, Sabyasachi Mishra and Babushan Mohanty into Ollywood. He has directed Siddhanta Mohapatra and Mihir Das in many superhit Odia movies.

Patnaik had completed Graduation from Christ college and studied theatre from Utkal Sangeet Mahavidyalaya. He was a regular theatre actor in the 80’s and a member of the ‘Shatabdira Kalakar’ troupe.

Patnaik’s journey in films started with Sahari Bagha in 1985. With his portrayal of major negative characters, he soon became the ultimate villain of Odia films in the 90’s.

A mean son or brother in family dramas, the intimidating villain in action films – Hara Patnaik was extremely popular among viewers as the anti-hero.

Patnaik has to his credit making stars out of debutants such as Anubhav Mohanty, whom he directed in I Love You that turned to be the biggest grosser of Odia industry.

He also introduced Babushan in Romeo: The Lover Boy (2009) and Sabyasachi in Pagal Premi (2007). All the three are popular stars of the Odia film industry.

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Hara Patnaik

Hara Patnaik Odia Movies List

FilmYearRole
Omm Sai Ram2012Actor, Director
Romeo The Loverboy2009Director
Chaati Chiri Dele Tu2008Actor
Pagala Premi2007Actor, Director
Thank You Bhagban2006Actor, Director
Agni Parikshya2005Actor
Arjun2005Actor, Director
Barsa My Darling2004Actor, Director
Sathire2004Actor, Director
I Love You2004Actor, Director
Ae Jugara Krushna Sudama2003Director
Je Panche Para Manda2003Actor
Sindura Nuhein Khela Ghara2002Actor
Dharma Debata2001Actor
Mo Kola To Jhulana2001Actor
Kala Chakra1999Actor
Kalki Abatar1999Actor, Director
Katha Kahiba Mo Matha Sindoor1999Actor
Paradesi Babu1999Actor, Director
Aei Sangharsha1998Actor
Sahara Jaluchi1998Actor
Stree1998Actor
Ganga Jamuna1997Actor, Director
Nari Bi Pindhipare Rakta Sindura1997Actor, Director
Ram Laxman1997Actor
Suhaga Sindura1996Actor, Director
Pua Moro Bhola Shankara1996Director
Jashoda1996Director
Rakhile Siba Mariba Kie1994Actor
Bhagya Hate Dori1993Director
Baadshah1992Actor
Ghara Mora Swarga1992Actor
Kapala Likhana1991Actor, Director
Daiba Daudi1990Actor, Director
Asuchi Mo Kalia Suna1989Actor
Jahaku Rakhibe Ananta1988Actor
Chaka Aakhi Sabu Dekhuchi1987Actor
Suna Chadhei1987Actor
Jor Jaar Mulak Tar1986Actor
Sahari Bagha1985Actor

Serials List

SerialYearChannel
Mo Jejemaa2014Zee Kalinga

Dialogues

Hara Patnaik is the only actor of Odia film industry whose all dialogues are famous. Some hit dialogues of him are like – ‘Nai nai nai ma’, ‘Maa raan’, ‘Full bobal’, ‘Kat kat katra’ etc.

He was particularly known for his get-ups and catchphrase dialogues in hits such as Jor Jaar Mulak Taar, Daiba Daudi, Jahaku Rakhiba Ananta and many more. He had acted in about 40 films in a span of three decades.

As a director, too, Patnaik was extremely successful. He was behind the camera for 19 films.

Awards

During his filmy career, Hara Patnaik received many awards and recognitions as an actor in negative roles and as a director. He has made some unforgettable films like Pua Mora Bhola Sankara etc.

Death

Film director and actor Hara Patnaik, the archetypal bad man of Ollywood, died in a Bhubaneswar hospital on 13 January 2015 (Tuesday). The 57-year-old actor, who had been battling blood cancer for the past seven years, left behind fans and film fraternity members mourning.

The last rites of Hara Patnaik performed at Satichaura, Cuttack on 14 January (Makar Sankranti).

First the body of Patnaik was taken on a procession to the office of the Odisha Motion Pictures Technician and Workers’ Association (OMPTWA). From there, it was taken to the Annapurna Theatre where Patnaik had started his career and then the Union Club where the veteran actor used to spend his leisure time. Then the body was taken to the Police High School where Patnaik studied.

Later the fans and well-wishers carried the body of Hara Patnaik on their shoulder to Satichaura crematorium for cremation. Almost every big and small name from the Odia film industry turned up to pay their last respect.

Opinions of Ollywood Stars

Veteran director, actor and theatre personality Ajit Dash said: “I was his teacher at the Utkal Sangeet Mahavidyalaya, and we also acted together in theatre at Kala Vikas Kendra. He was like my son.”

Veteran actor Bijay Mohanty said, “He was my student and made me proud as a teacher. His death came as a shock to me. His style of working was different and he knew how to capture the nerve of the audience. I had never seen him tense on the film sets. He was always calm and composed.”

Ollywood superstar and MP Anubhav Mohanty said, “Whatever I am today and the acting I know, I owe all to Hara uncle. He was the one, who launched me in 2004 by directing ‘I Love You’. It was a pleasure and great learning experience to work with him. As a director, he exactly knew what he wanted from his actor. His advice is still fresh in my mind and I follow them even today.”

Actor Sabyasachi Mishra said, “Whatever I am today is because of him. It was he who brought me into movies and was my guru. Whenever I used to sign any movie, I used to inform him and now, there will be a vacuum in my life.”

Odia star Babushan Mohanty said, “He was my mentor and guru and was very close to my family. I have learnt a lot from him and he was also a great human being who never lost his cool while directing or acting. I will always miss his presence in my life.”

Mahasweta Ray said, “It is a painful news. Hara was my contemporary and we were very close. I have also acted under his direction. He was cool and composed and was dedicated to his work. The industry lost a great actor, director and a nice human being.”

Actress Archita Sahu said, “I had a dream to work with him and now, it will never be fulfilled. Though I was not that close to him, he used to inspire and bless me whenever we met. the Odia film industry has lost a very dynamic person.”

Director Susant Mani said, “It is an irreparable loss to the Odia film fraternity. He was avery successful director and the vacuum he has left behind can’t be filled. He had once advised me to go out and meet people at the grassroots to make better movies and his words had really touched me.”

National award winning director Gadadhar Puty said they had been close friends for over two decades but never worked with each other. “He had promised to work in my next endeavour,” he said.

There may be some errors in this article. We will edit it with appropriate informations about Hara Patnaik in regular intervals.

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6 Comments

  1. whatever comment will put the legend ( HARA PATTANAIK ) will not come… really a heart ache to all HARA lovers……….. R I P

  2. Irreparable loss to odia cinema. This empty space can never be filled. Extremely upsetting and heart breaking news. You’ll rule our hearts forever! May god rest your soul in peace. ;(

  3. It is so heart braking news..i am soo upset..because i cant see to again in new movie…i love u alot hara uncle…

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