Internationally acclaimed Indian bodybuilder Varinder Singh Ghuman has passed away at the age of 41. Known as the He-Man of India, Varinder hailed from Jalandhar, Punjab, and was a celebrated fitness icon across the country. He won the Mr. India title in 2009 and was recognized as the world’s first vegetarian professional bodybuilder.
Minor Arm Injury Turns Fatal
According to reports, Varinder Ghuman had gone to Fortis Hospital, Amritsar for a minor arm operation after a nerve was compressed during a workout session. The surgery was considered routine, and he had planned to return home the same day. However, during the treatment, he suffered a sudden heart attack, leading to his untimely death.
The tragic news has sent shockwaves across the fitness and bodybuilding community in Punjab and beyond. Fans and fellow athletes are mourning the loss of one of India’s most inspirational fitness icons.
From Gym to Silver Screen
Varinder Ghuman was not just a bodybuilder but also an accomplished actor. He made his debut in the Punjabi film Kabaddi Once Again and later appeared in several Bollywood projects including “Marjaavaan” (2019) and the upcoming “Tiger 3”, starring Salman Khan.
His association with Salman Khan brought him further recognition in the entertainment industry. Varinder had often spoken about his passion for both acting and fitness, inspiring countless fans through his journey.
A Legacy That Lives On
Varinder Ghuman’s dedication to his craft and his vegetarian lifestyle made him a unique figure in the world of bodybuilding. His untimely death has left a void in Indian sports and cinema, but his legacy as a disciplined athlete and role model continues to inspire.
