A well-known character actor in the Indian film and television industry, Dayama was widely appreciated for his versatility and strong supporting performances across projects Ramakant Dayama (Photo: ...

Ramakant Daayama, popular character actor who worked extensively in Bollywood, the Marathi film industry and TV industry, passed away aged 69 on Tuesday, May 26, following a prolonged illness. The ...

Ramakant Dayama, known for roles in films, TV and OTT shows, died at 69. Photo Source: Ramakant Dayama/Instagram Veteran actor Ramakant Dayama, recognised for his supporting roles across films, ...

Veteran actor Ramakant Dayama, who is known for his roles in Shah Rukh Khan’s Chak De! India and several other movies and films breathed his last on May 26. Veteran actor Ramakant Dayama, a well-known ...

Veteran television and film actor Ramakant Daayama, best known as Shah Rukh Khan's co-star in Chak De India, died leaving the industry and the fans in shock. On May 26, the news about his demise was ...

Mumbai: Veteran actor Ramakant Daayama passed away on May 26, leaving the entertainment industry and his loved ones in deep grief. Actress Shubhangi Latkar who was a good friend of the actor, took to ...

Mumbai, May 26 Veteran actor Ramakant Daayama passed away on May 26, leaving the entertainment industry and his loved ones in deep grief. Actress Shubhangi Latkar who was a good friend of the actor, ...

Veteran actor Ramakant Daayama passed away on May 26. Shubhangi Latkar shared tributes to his lively spirit and talent. Daayama, father of Yashaswini Dayama, leaves artistic legacy. CINTAA mourns loss ...

Sjoerd Marijne has returned to rebuild India's women's hockey side ahead of a defining run of tournaments. He believes a younger squad, bigger support staff and tougher habits can revive belief that ...

Kristen and Michael react to Chak De India, an emotional and motivational journey that will leave you uplifted. This iconic sports drama showcases the journey of a determined coach leading an underdog ...

Poet Kumar Vishwas has sparked a debate on X, accusing Bollywood of propaganda by misrepresenting Hindu narratives while glorifying Sufi traditions. He cited examples like 'Chak De! India' and 'Fire,' ...