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Spot boys run away from me: Saurav Singh Gurjar
Saurav Singh Gurjar
Four time kick boxing champion Saurav Singh Gurjar is the guy who is playing the powerful Bheem in Siddharth Kumar Tewary's epic Mahabharat. A lot is being spoken about his physique and diet.
Saurav says, "I worship my body. My body is like a temple to me. Whenever I call for any spot boy on the set they simply run away from me as they think I keep calling them for food items all the time. I have a good diet to maintain my 135 kilos. Bheem has to be huge so I maintain myself."
Ask him about the mood on the sets, he says, "We keep cracking jokes during our long breaks. Producer Siddharth Kumar Tewary and Rahul Kumar Tewary pamper their actors. Whatever we ask for is provided to us. The shoot schedules are hectic but the feel is very family like on sets.
"My life and career both have changed. From an akhada (Wwrestling ground) to becoming an actor, I had never ever imagined that my destiny will change like this. The feedback that I have received is good so far. People say, I am the perfect candidate for Bheem. I hope I continue living up to the expectations of audiences and producers".
Saurav says, "I worship my body. My body is like a temple to me. Whenever I call for any spot boy on the set they simply run away from me as they think I keep calling them for food items all the time. I have a good diet to maintain my 135 kilos. Bheem has to be huge so I maintain myself."
Ask him about the mood on the sets, he says, "We keep cracking jokes during our long breaks. Producer Siddharth Kumar Tewary and Rahul Kumar Tewary pamper their actors. Whatever we ask for is provided to us. The shoot schedules are hectic but the feel is very family like on sets.
"My life and career both have changed. From an akhada (Wwrestling ground) to becoming an actor, I had never ever imagined that my destiny will change like this. The feedback that I have received is good so far. People say, I am the perfect candidate for Bheem. I hope I continue living up to the expectations of audiences and producers".
