Entertainer Praveen Kumar Sobti, well known for attempting the job of Bheem in BR Chopra's Mahabharat, has passed on at 75 years old. Kumar's little girl Nikunika told indianexpress.com, "He died yesterday around 9.30 pm. He experienced a coronary episode. He kicked the bucket at home in Delhi."

Other than assuming the part of Bheem, which made him an easily recognized name, Kumar likewise featured in many movies including Amitabh Bachchan-starrer Shehenshah and Dharmendra's Loha. Different movies amazingly incorporate Aaj Ka Arjun, Ajooba, and Ghayal, among others.

Before he turned into an entertainer, Praveen was a mallet and plate toss competitor. A four-time Asian Games medallist, he likewise addressed India in 1968 Mexico and 1972 Munich Olympics. He was additionally respected with Arjuna grant. He functioned as the Deputy Commandant in the Border Security Force (BSF) as well.The official Twitter record of BSF honored the late entertainer. "The notable job of 'Bheem' tried by Sh Praveen Kumar Sobti in B R Chopra's Mahabharat will keep on bringing back recollections of the 'delicate monster'," the tweet read. Mourning the passing of Kumar, in another tweet, BSF stated, "Chief General and All Ranks of BSF mourn the unfavorable downfall of Sh Praveen Kumar Sobti, previous Deputy Commandant, Arjuna Awardee, double cross Olympian (1968 Mexico Games and 1972 Munich Games) and four-time Asian Games medallist (2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze).