Veteran Actor Ramakant Dayama Passes Away After Prolonged Illness; Shubhangi Latkar Shares Emotional Tribute
Veteran Actor Ramakant Dayama Passes Away After Prolonged Illness; Shubhangi Latkar Shares Emotional Tribute
Known for his work in films, television and web series, actor Ramakant Dayama died in Mumbai after battling prolonged health complications.
Veteran actor Ramakant Dayama passed away on May 26 in Mumbai after being unwell for several months. The actor, known for his performances across Hindi and Marathi films, television shows and web series, reportedly died following prolonged health complications.
Ramakant Dayama had built a long career in the entertainment industry and was recognised for his work in projects such as Noorie, Ram-Rahim and the acclaimed web series Scam 1992. He was also remembered by many viewers for his appearances in popular television shows and advertisements.
The news of his death was confirmed by actress Shubhangi Latkar, who shared an emotional tribute remembering him as a warm, energetic and deeply admired person. She also posted an old video of the actor singing and dancing with colleagues, recalling their friendship and unfinished creative plans together.
According to reports, Dayama had been battling illness for several months. Some reports mentioned cardiac arrest and multi-organ complications as possible causes behind his death, though an official confirmation regarding the exact cause has not been issued.
Ramakant Dayama was widely respected for his versatility and strong screen presence across films, theatre and television. Over the years, he became known for playing character-driven roles that connected with audiences across generations.
The actor’s passing has triggered condolences from members of the film and television industry, with several colleagues remembering him as a humble and passionate performer.
Reports also noted that Dayama was associated with the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA) and remained actively connected to the entertainment community throughout his career.
His death marks the loss of another veteran performer whose contribution quietly shaped Indian television, cinema and theatre over several decades.
