Nana Patekar passed away at the age of 75 on Thursday. Remembering the veteran actor, actress Raveena Tandon called him a “gentleman” and shared a touching memory from the sets of their 1997 film Ghulam-E-Musthafa.Raveena took to Instagram and shared a series of pictures with Nana from the film, along with the song “Tera Gham Mera Gham”. In her post, she recalled how Nana supported her when she was diagnosed with meningitis during the shoot. She said in an Instagram post, “Shocked and deeply saddened by the passing of Nana. We all know that one day we have to walk the same path and embark on that onward journey, but knowing that does not make the loss any easier. His passing has come as a sudden and profound shock.”Raveena shared that she and Nana shared a “wonderful rapport, built on mutual respect, warmth and genuine fondness. He was truly lionhearted courageous, strong and generous in spirit.” “I will always cherish the memories of the time we spent working together. I particularly remember the scene in Mustafa, where his insight and understanding helped me immensely in bringing a certain nuance and depth to my performance in that situation. I will always be grateful to him for that.”The actress added: “Some people leave behind more than memories; they leave behind an impression of their strength, warmth and spirit that stays with you. Nana was one such person. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Om Shanti.” Calling the song “Tera Gham Mera Gham” her favourite from the film, the actress mentioned: “This song was my favourite from the Film “Mustafa” was the day i discovered I was sick with meningitis , and was shooting through the day , till my headache couldn’t handle it more.” “And he was gentlemanly about me cutting short , finishing my shoot and heading straight to hospital, till then he had supplied with with the worlds Medicenes to have to subside the headache (sic). Can’t believe it . We have lost a legend today.”‘Ghulam-E-Musthafa’ was released in 1997 and was directed by Partho Ghosh. The film follows Mustafa, a loyal hitman working for a crime syndicate, who marries a dancer named Kavita. After Kavita is killed in a car blast, Mustafa decides to leave his violent past behind and change his life. However, his decision puts him at odds with his former associates and powerful underworld figures, leading to a dangerous conflict.See More: Nana Patekar passes away: PM Modi hails veteran star’s contribution to Hindi and Marathi cinema