Renowned Punjabi comedian and actor Jaswinder Singh Bhalla passed away at the age of 65. According to media reports, the veteran actor suffered a brain stroke and was admitted to a hospital in Mohali, where he breathed his last on Friday morning.
His family confirmed the tragic news, leaving fans and the entire Punjabi film industry in shock.
Last Rites to Be Held in Mohali
The final rites of Jaswinder Singh Bhalla will take place on Saturday, August 23, at 12 noon in Mohali. Many prominent figures from the Punjabi film industry are expected to attend and pay their last respects.
Tributes Pour In
Soon after the news broke, condolences began pouring in from political leaders, film personalities, and fans worldwide. Many expressed grief, calling his death an irreparable loss to Punjabi cinema. His colleagues remembered him for his sharp wit, warm personality, and unmatched contribution to comedy.
Career and Legacy
Jaswinder Singh Bhalla began his career in 1988 with the comedy album Chhankata 88, which earned him immense popularity. Over the years, he acted in dozens of blockbuster Punjabi films, leaving audiences in splits with his unique comic timing.
Some of his iconic movies include:
Carry On Jatta
Bhajji in Problem
Manje Bistre
Sajjan Singh Rangroot
Jatt and Juliet
Through these roles, Bhalla carved a special place in the hearts of Punjabi audiences. His style of humor was not just entertaining but also carried social messages, making him one of the most respected comedians in the industry.
End of an Era
The death of Jaswinder Singh Bhalla marks the end of an era in Punjabi comedy. His absence will be deeply felt both on and off screen. The industry has lost not just a legendary actor but also a cultural icon who gave comedy a new identity.
