Veteran Actor Ramakant Dayama Passes Away at 69 Leaving Behind a Rich Legacy, Read More
On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Chak De India Actor Ramakant Dayama passed away at the age of 69 in Mumbai. His co-star, Shubhangi Latkar, confirmed the news of his sad demise, sharing a heart-melting emotional message with a throwback video. She wrote, “Today, we lost a truly beautiful soul… and I am simply speechless. Ramakant Daima was not just a dear friend and part of my family, but someone I deeply admired and respected. Full of life, warmth, and energy. He truly knew how to enjoy life despite every challenge. A spontaneous dancer, a soulful singer, a brilliant actor, and for me, a wise advisor whose words always carried meaning.” The video features the senior actor grooving, singing, and having a gala time with his friends.
The cause of his death is yet to be known. However, condolences began pouring in from across the entertainment industry. Renowned for his work in Scam 1992, Farzi, and Chak De!, the veteran actor has left behind a rich legacy.
Ramakant Dayama’s Demise Sparks a Wave of Mourning
Shubhangi Latkar wrote, “He may have seemed small in appearance, but he was one of the strongest and most courageous people I have known. Though we all knew he had been unwell for many months, somewhere in the heart, one never stops hoping… We had so many unfinished plans. After years, I had truly wished to work with him again. We had decided to do a beautiful Hindi play together. When I requested him, he smiled and said, ‘Let me get well soon.’ We had even planned to present selected beautiful poems together on stage. That dream, too, now remains unfinished…”
The actress poured her heart out. She expressed grief by sharing that some losses leave behind a silence that words fail to express. “You will be deeply missed, Ramakant ji. Your warmth, your courage, your art, and your beautiful spirit will always remain alive in our hearts. May your soul rest in peace,” she concluded.
The actor portrayed roles in blockbuster films and web series, including Chak De India, Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story, Ram Setu, Dhanak, Brothers, The Trial, Crew, Farzi, Mumbai Saga, and The Chargesheet. Not just that, Dayama was also a part of daily soaps like Mehndi Wala Ghar, Servicewali Bahu, and Kunwara Hai Par Hamara Hai. The Indian TV industry lost one of its understated yet deeply cherished actors whose warmth often lingered for a prolonged period of time post the scenes.
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