BIKRAMJEET KANWARPAL PASSED AWAY AT 52

Actor & Entertainer Bikramjeet Kanwarpal, who has been a piece of numerous famous movies, TV shows and web arrangement, died on Friday because of Covid-19 inconveniences. He was 52. 

Producer Ashoke Pandit grieved the deficiency of the skilled entertainer on Twitter. He tweeted, "Tragic to catch wind of the downfall of entertainer Major Bikramjeet Kanwarpal earlier today because of #Covid. A resigned armed force official, Kanwarpal had assumed supporting parts in numerous movies and TV serials. Ardent sympathies to his family and close to ones." 

Bikramjeet Kanwarpal made his acting presentation in 2003 subsequent to resigning from the Indian Army. He featured in films like Page 3, Rocket Singh: Salesman of the Year, Aarakshan, Murder 2, 2 States and The Ghazi Attack among others. 

On TV, he assumed noticeable parts in shows like Diya Aur Baati Hum, Yeh Hai Chahatein, Dil Hi Toh Hai and Anil Kapoor's 24. 

He was most recently seen in Disney Plus Hotstar's mainstream web arrangement Special Ops. 

After information on Bikramjeet Kanwarpal's end arose on the web, big names took to online media to grieve the destruction. Neil Nitin Mukesh posted on Instagram, "Very tragic news . I've known Major Bikramjeet for such countless years. He and I have dealt with such countless movies together. The last being Bypass Road. A particularly awesome, empowering and lively individual he was and will consistently be recognized as. #RIP My dear companion will miss you . 

Artist writer Vishal Dadlani honored the late entertainer as he tweeted, "A man who loaned respect to all that he did, BikramjeetKanwarpal conveyed the Fauji stamp. Jai Hind, Sir. " Actor and voice-over craftsman Ashwin Mushran recalled his first gathering with Kanwarpal as he shared, "Bikramjeet Kanwarpal died. I initially met him remaining in line for a tryout right back in 2003 – 2004. We caught each other many occasions throughout the long term and stayed in contact on and off. Farewell Major… We'll meet in a different line somewhere some place." 

Entertainer Gulshan Devaiah recalled, "During my initial days acted close by him in a corporate play for Tata. He revealed to me numerous anecdotes about projecting and motion pictures. Call me Bizz he used to say. Tragic news man .. tragic news." Ronnie Lahiri, Sophie Choudary and Nimrat Kaur additionally posted their sympathies via web-based media