Jaspal Bhatti Biography, Age, Death, Wife, Children, Family, Facts, Caste, Wiki & More

Jaspal Bhatti was arguably one of the most famous collective satirists in India. He completed his graduation from Punjab Engineering College in Chandigarh. He was an electrical engineer. He was well-known for his plays which he used to perform in the streets of Punjab. One such famous play was My Nonsense Club which he formed during his college days. His plays were hoax mocking the wrongdoing in our society. He started his professional career by getting employed as a cartoonist at the Tribune newspaper, Chandigarh. Eventually, he started his television career.

 

His breakthrough on the small screen came when he worked in and directed the exceptionally famous TV series like "Flop Show" and "Ulta Pulta" for the Doordarshan network. The reason why the audience got engaged to his shows was his gift of motivating temperament to underline the daily life issues a middle class in the country has to deal with. Bhatti's mockery of Punjab police titled Mahaul Teek Hai was his maiden directorial project for a full-fledged film in his mother tongue Punjabi language. However, the film landed in trouble when few people asked for imposing a ban on the film by claiming that it defamed the police force by portraying its officers as corrupt and drunkard. The movie though was applauded by the audience for its honest and simple humor.

 

As an actor, he has worked in numerous Hindi and Punjabi language films. He was cast in the role of a comedian. Among all his films, his performance in the film Jaanam Samjha Karo was highly appreciated. Some other well-known films to his credit are Aa Ab Laut Chalen, Hamara Dil Aapke Paas Hai, and Fanaa among others.