Shah Rukh Khan's Chak De India Co-Star Ramakant Dayama Passes Away At 85

Ramakant Dayama Death: In one of the most shocking news from the Bollywood industry today, renowned actor Ramakant Dayama breathed his last today. The actor is known for his role in Shah Rukh Khan starrer Chak De India, Akshay Kumar's Ram Setu, Dhanak etc. According to a report published in Times Now Navbharat, Ramakanth was 85 and had also known for his stint on Indian television. Needless to say, the news of Ramakant Dayama's unfortunate demise has sent a wave of grief across his fans and friends and the social media is abuzz with condolence messages.

To note, the news of Ramakant Dayama's demise was confirmed by Karan Mehra who shared a video of himself with the late actor. In the caption, Karan Mehra stated, "We lost an incredible light today. A man whose voice soared and whose presence warmed every scene. He wasn't just a remarkable actor and a gifted singer, he was a guiding light, a father figure, and a friend to so many. His kindness, his artistry, and his warmth will live on in all of us. His love for and his passion will forever echo in our hearts. We say goodbye to a truly radiant soul. Rest in peace, my dear Nanhe @ramakant_daayama".

Who Is Ramakanth Dayama?

Ramakant Dayama, known for steady supporting roles in film and OTT, has died. The screen performer was respected for natural acting and subtle detail. Ramakant Dayama often lifted even brief parts, which helped create memorable moments across Hindi and Marathi projects.

Across cinema and streaming, Ramakant Dayama built a strong body of work. The actor featured in films such as Chak De! India, Paa, Shuddh Desi Romance, Bank Chor, and Ram Setu. On OTT platforms, Ramakant Dayama appeared in Scam 1992 and Jehanabad - Of Love and War.

Before films and web series, Ramakant Dayama started in theatre. Stage experience shaped the actor's grounded style and detailed character work. Over time, Ramakant Dayama became known for honest, emotionally layered supporting roles that felt close to everyday life for many viewers.

To note, Ramakant Dayama is survived by his daughter Yashaswini Dayama