| Anant Nag is a prominent Indian actor renowned for his versatile performances in Kannada cinema. |
| He spent most of his early years in Shirali, Bhatkal taluk, Karnataka. |
| Anant studied at New English School in Honnavar until the 8th grade before relocating to Mumbai for further education. |
| Initially, he worked for three years in Union Bank under the theatre quota. |
| Anant got involved in the theater scene in Mumbai, starring in productions by Amol Palekar and Satyadev Dubey. |
| His film debut was in the Kannada movie 'Sankalpa' (1973) before he ventured into Hindi cinema with 'Ankur' (1974). |
| Anant has appeared in over 270 films across various languages like Kannada, Konkani, Marathi, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, and English. |
| He featured in the acclaimed television series 'Malgudi Days' (1987) inspired by R.K. Narayan's stories. |
| Anant was affiliated with the Janatha Party and held positions in the Karnataka Legislative Council and Assembly. |
| Despite lacking formal training, Anant prefers authentic and spontaneous performances on screen. |
| His fluency in multiple languages enhances his adaptability in diverse roles. |
| Anant is famously known for his on-screen rapport with actress Lakshmi. |
| He dislikes cold weather and struggles with temperatures lower than 18 degrees Celsius. |
| Anant draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi and emulates him by spinning the charkha. |
| He believes in taking a 45-minute nap every afternoon, a habit he maintains even during film shoots. |
