Dinesh Phadnis Age, Death, Wife, Family, Biography & More

Bio/Wiki
Nickname	Bobby [1]Facebook - Dinesh Phadnis
Profession(s)	• Actor • Writer
Famous Role	Inspector Fredricks aka Freddy in the TV Show 'CID'
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters- 178 cm in meters- 1.78 m in feet & inches- 5’ 10”
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Career
Debut	Film (Bollywood): Sarfarosh (1999)
Award	He has won several awards and accolades.
Personal Life
Date of Birth	2 November 1966 (Wednesday)
Birthplace	Bihar
Date of Death	5 December 2023
Place of Death	Tunga Hospital, Mumbai
Age (at the time of death)	57 Years
Death Cause	Multiple organ failure [2]The Indian Express
Zodiac sign	Scorpio
Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Mumbai
School	Chogle High School, Sri Krishna Nagar, Borivali East, Mumbai
Educational Qualification	A diploma in mechanical engineering (1980) [3]Facebook - Dinesh Phadnis
Religion	Hinduism
Relationships & More
Marital Status (at the time of death)	Married
Marriage Date	20 November 1993
Family
Wife/Spouse	Nayana Phadnis
Children	Daughter- Tanvi Bhate
Parents	Names Not Known
Style Quotient
Car Collection	Honda City
Money Factor
Net Worth (approx.)	12 Crores [4]Zee News

Some Lesser Known Facts About Dinesh Phadnis

• Dinesh Phadnis was an Indian actor and writer. He mainly worked in Hindi films and television series. On 5 December 2023, he passed away after suffering from multiple organ failure.

• He was born in Bihar and grew up in Mumbai.
  

  Dinesh Phadnis in his youth

  

  An old photograph of Dinesh Phadnis

• In 1993, he acted in the Marathi film ‘Bharla Ha Malavat Raktan.’

• In the same year, he appeared as a police inspector in the TV series ‘Fasale.’
  

  Dinesh Phadnis (centre) in a still from the TV series ‘Fasale’

• He became a household name after he played the role of Inspector Fredericks in the TV series ‘CID,’ which aired on Sony Entertainment Television. He continued to play the role for almost two decades (1998-2018) in the show. He has also worked as a co-writer along with Sriram Raghavan for some episodes of the TV series.
  

  Dinesh Phadnis (right) in a still from the TV show ‘CID’

• After making his Bollywood debut with the film ‘Sarfarosh’ (1999), he appeared in the song ‘Mela Dilon Ka’ in the film ‘Mela’ in 2000.

• He appeared alongside Suniel Shetty in the Bollywood film ‘Officer’ in 2001.

• In 2019, he acted in the Hrithik Roshan starrer film ‘Super 30.’
  

  Poster of the film ‘Super 30’

• Apart from acting, he has also written scripts for a Marathi film and a few Hindi films.

• In 2006, he acted in a few episodes of the horror TV series ‘Aahat,’  which aired on the channel Sony Entertainment Television.

• He has once portrayed the Indian ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
  

  Dinesh Phadnis as Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj

• He appeared as a guest in the TV show ‘Adaalat’ in 2012. The TV show was broadcast on Sony Entertainment Television.

• In 2014, he made a guest appearance in the Hindi sitcom ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ (2014), which was broadcast on the channel SAB TV.

• He played the role of Constable Shambhu Tawde in the TV series ‘CIF’ (2019), which aired on the channel Dangal TV.
  

  Dinesh Phadnis (right) in a still from the TV series ‘CIF’

• He had a passion for writing poems and short stories.

• He followed a regular workout regimen to maintain his fitness.

• On 4 December 2023, Dinesh Phadnis was hospitalized at Tunga Hospital in Mumbai, where he was undergoing treatment for liver damage and was relying on a ventilator for medical assistance. Reportedly, Phadnis had a heart attack, but Dayanand Shetty, his fellow actor in the TV series ‘CID,’ dismissed these claims. In an interview, Shetty clarified that Phadnis hadn’t suffered a heart attack; rather, he was under ventilator care as part of his ongoing treatment. ^[5]The Times of India

• He took his last breath on 5 December 2023 around 12 a.m. According to some reports, he died of multiple organ failure. His funeral took place at the Daulat Nagar crematorium in Mumbai on the same day at 10:30 a.m. ^[6]The Indian Express