One of the most beloved comedians and actors of Indian Punjabi cinema, Jaswinder Singh Bhalla, has passed away at the age of 65.
According to Indian media reports, Bhalla suffered a brain stroke and was admitted to a hospital in Mohali, where he breathed his last on Friday morning. His family has also confirmed the sad news, leaving fans and the entire film fraternity in deep shock.
Reports further reveal that his last rites will be performed on Saturday, August 23, at 12 PM in Mohali, where many prominent personalities from the Punjabi film industry are expected to attend and pay their final respects. The news of his passing has cast a wave of grief across the entertainment industry and among his millions of fans worldwide.
Condolences from Leaders and Celebrities
Following his death, several Indian political leaders and film industry figures expressed their sorrow and extended heartfelt condolences to Bhalla’s family. They praised his contribution to Punjabi cinema, highlighting that his unique style of comedy will always be remembered.
Jaswinder Bhalla’s Illustrious Career
Jaswinder Singh Bhalla began his professional career in 1988 with the comedy audio album “Chhankata 88”, which instantly became a hit and established him as a household name in Punjab.
Over the years, he starred in dozens of blockbuster Punjabi films, delivering unforgettable performances. Some of his most iconic movies include:
- Carry On Jatta
- Bhaji in Problem
- Manje Bistre
- Sajjan Singh Rangroot
- Jatt and Juliet
With his impeccable timing and signature humor, Bhalla redefined Punjabi comedy and gave it a new identity. His characters often blended satire, social commentary, and humor, making him a favorite among audiences of all ages.
A Huge Loss to Punjabi Cinema
The passing of Jaswinder Bhalla marks the end of an era for Punjabi cinema. He was not only an actor but also a cultural icon whose work left a lasting impression on the industry. His absence has created a void that will be difficult to fill.
