Veteran actor Pradeep Rawat, known for memorable villain roles in films including Ghajini and Lagaan, dies at 74 after battling blood cancer. Multiple outlets report that Rawat passes away while undergoing treatment. Following his death, actor Aamir Khan pays tribute, describing Rawat as “fearless” and highlighting his impact on Ghajini. Khan says the film “wouldn’t have worked without him,” crediting Rawat’s performance with contributing to its success. Other members of the film fraternity also remember Rawat’s long-standing contribution to Indian cinema. The reports present the same core details: Rawat’s career for key antagonist roles, his death at 74, and his cause of death linked to blood cancer treatment. They also converge on Khan’s public remarks acknowledging Rawat’s artistic contribution, particularly in connection with Ghajini.