Jaswinder Bhalla Dies At 65: Tribute From Himanshi
By Asmita - Aug 22, 2025
Jaswinder Bhalla, the esteemed Punjabi actor and comedian known for his role in "Carry On Jatta," has tragically passed away at 65. His influence on Punjabi comedy and culture, both locally and globally, is widely recognized. Bhalla’s multifaceted career, spanning from regional comedy to international success, has left a lasting impact on the entertainment industry and audiences worldwide.

Jaswinder Bhalla via Desi Comments
,[object Object],, the beloved Punjabi actor and comedian renowned for his role in the blockbuster film ",[object Object],," passed away at the age of 65. Bhalla died in Mohali, Punjab, after a brief illness that required hospitalization. His death has reverberated beyond regional cinema, capturing attention in global entertainment circles due to his impact on Punjabi comedy and culture. Known for his impeccable comedic timing and relatable character portrayals, Bhalla was a household name in Punjabi-speaking communities around the world, particularly among diaspora audiences in Canada, the UK, and Australia.
Born in 1960 in Punjab, India, ,Jaswinder Bhalla,’s journey into comedy began with radio and comedy cassette series that quickly became popular. Over the decades, he evolved from a regional comedian to a cultural icon within Punjabi cinema. His role as Advocate Dhillon in the ",Carry On Jatta," series won him widespread acclaim, with his humor resonating across age groups and borders. Bhalla’s unique blend of satire, wit, and traditional Punjabi cultural nuances helped him carve a niche in the world of comedy, making him an enduring figure whose influence extended well beyond India.
Bhalla’s career was not limited to acting; he was also an academic, serving as the head of the Department of Extension Education at ,[object Object], until his retirement. His dual career was a testament to his versatility and dedication. In addition to his film roles, he was known worldwide for his stage performances and comedy tours, which brought Punjabi humor to international audiences and helped spread cultural awareness. His sudden passing has left a void in the entertainment community, with many artists and fans mourning the loss of a pioneer who elevated Punjabi comedic arts on the global stage.
Tributes have poured in from all over the world, including from notable entertainment figures such as actress Himanshi Khurana. His family, including his son who is also part of the Punjabi film industry, has received condolences from fans and peers alike. ,Jaswinder Bhalla,’s legacy is marked by his ability to connect people through laughter, bridging cultures and generations. As the world remembers his work and spirit, his contributions to Punjabi cinema and comedy stand as a testament to the power of humor in uniting people across the globe.