Jaswinder Bhalla Dies at 65: Real Reason Behind Death!

The Punjabi film world is grieving the loss of veteran actor and comedian Jaswinder Bhalla, who died at 65 years old. Some outlets have reported that he died suddenly of a heart attack late Tuesday night.

How Jaswinder Bhalla Died

Bhalla, whose sharp wit and wonderful comic timing had endeared him to audiences for decades, had been taken to the hospital with chest pain, but could not be saved. He died of the condition before the hospital could assist him. His family and close ones reported the death revealed on Wednesday morning to a shocked and grieved audience in Punjab and across the globe. 

Career and Legacy in Punjabi Cinema

Jaswinder Bhalla was a well-known name in the Punjabi entertainment for several decades. He featured in innumerable hit Punjabi films, including Jatt & Juliet, Carry On Jatta, Mr & Mrs 420, and probably hundreds more. He was rewarded for his work in feature films, but apart from that he had a unique ability to draw attention to social issues using his humour, and write thought-provoking social satire. 

There are those who will say that his untimely passing is a tremendous loss to Punjabi cinema and will create a void in the industry that cannot be filled. 

Jaswinder Bhalla Best Movies & Acting Career Journey

Public Reactions on Social Media

Fans and celebrities have flooded social media with heartfelt tributes. Popular Punjabi singer Gippy Grewal tweeted:

"It’s very hard to believe. I’m in shock. He was like a father, mentor, and the talented actor to us in the whole industry, creating memories and enjoying moments like family..."

It’s very hard to believe. I’m in shock. He was like a father, mentor, and the talented actor to us in the whole industry, creating memories and enjoying moments like family. Our bond was very strong. This is the worst news. May he rest in peace. All my strength to the family.… pic.twitter.com/pd4qhyc7OW

— Gippy Grewal (@GippyGrewal) August 22, 2025

Industry Colleagues Pay Tribute

Actors, singers, and producers alike in the Punjabi entertainment expressed family grief and heartfelt sorrow upon hearing the news of his death. They considered Jaswinder a comedian, but also a stalwart in the Punjabi cinema whose contributions were unrivaled.