As far as fame is concerned, it was built over time and after many years of struggle. Also, it took time for people to recognise him. It has been great hard work, and nothing happened instantly. Apart from these, he will be doing another project titled ‘Gaddi Jaandi Hai Challanga Maardi’ with White Hill Studios, which might hit the screens in 2023.ĭuring his journey from serials to films, every role he played came across as an opportunity to groom himself as an artist. In October, he will start shooting for the third sequel of ‘Carry On Jatta’, titled ‘Carry On Jatta 3’. His movie ‘Gol Gappe’, directed by Sameep Kang, will come out at the end of this summer. He has also acted in telefilms like ‘Khara Dudh’ and ‘Khich Ghuggi Khich’ besides performing roles in Hindi films such as Shaheed-E-Azam’ and ‘Dev D.’ One of the best comedy actors in the industry, Binnu has acted in many Punjabi films, including ‘Carry On Jatta’ (2012), ‘Sirphire’ (2012), ‘Raula Pai Gaya’ (2012), ‘Tu Mera 22 Mein Tera 22’ (2013), ‘Lucky Di Unlucky Story’ (2013), ‘Rangeelay’ (2013), ‘Vekh Baraatan Challiyan’ (2017) and ‘Carry On Jatta 2’ (2018)’ to name a few. ‘Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’ (2013), which chronicles athlete Milkha Singh’s life, is another film he loves to watch.īefore appearing in films, Binnu worked in various television serials such as ‘Sarhad’, ‘Lori’, ‘Gaoundi Dharti’, ‘Sirnaave’, ‘Man Jeetey Jag Jeet’, ‘Channo Chan Vargi’, ‘Jugnu Hazir Hai’, ‘Jugnu Mast Mast’, ‘Padam Paria, Kankaal’ and ‘Pagdandian’ among others. With bandits and criminals, the movie is completely action- and adventure-packed and forever entertaining for him. Bollywood’s iconic film ‘Sholay’ (1975) always tops his watchlist. “Its music is evergreen and pure,” he says.īinnu prefers suspense dramas. His favourite song is Omkara’s Naina Thag Lenge.
He earned his arts degree from the same college, followed by post graduation in theatre and television from Patiala’s Punjabi University.īinnu loves listening to Pakistani singers Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He did his matriculation from a government high school in Dhura in Dhuri and Class XII from the Desh Bhagat College, Bardwal, Dhuri. His wife, Gurjinder Kaur, is a homemaker while daughters Dilnaaz Dhillon and Mannat Dhillon study at a high school in Canada.Īlthough Binnu was always more interested in extracurriculars, including folk dance (Bhangra), plays and hymn recitation (shabad gayan), he always managed to pass his examinations in the first division. Born and brought up in Dhuri, a city in Sangrur district of Punjab, Binnu keeps switching between his two homes in Patiala and Canada, where his family lives.īinnu is married and has two daughters, who are all settled in Surrey, a city in the province of British Columbia, Canada.
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