Guru Bhullar

Guru Bhullar is an actor and singer from Punjab. He has worked in numerous Punjabi movies and TV serials and is currently working in Bollywood and Kollywood. Since childhood, Guru has been an admirer of music and movies. He considers Gurdasman as his idol. Right after Guru finished his schooling, he began his journey as a performer.

In 2016, Guru released his first single Chunni Naal Saalah, and it was an instant hit. Since then, he has released over 20 songs all garnering a high number of views on YouTube. During his highly successful musical career, he started getting invitations to perform concerts as his fan base kept on growing after every song he released. He has performed in many arenas and concerts.

After kick-starting a successful music career, Guru had his heart set on making it big as an actor, he made a first big-budgeted music video in 2018 for the song Chadra. The song was another major success. He then wanted to make his debut as an official actor. He worked hard and auditioned for a lot of roles and finally made his Bollywood debut with the super-hit Uri: The Surgical Strike. The movie about covert operations that the Indian army carried out to kill the terrorists that attacked the Indian military base. This movie was a phenomenal hit both with critics and audiences and becoming one of the biggest earners of 2019. Guru had made quite a name for himself with this debut. The movie had Vicky Kaushal Vicky Kaushal is a famous Indian movie actor. He w >> Read More... , Yami Gautam Yami Gautam is a Hindi television and movie actres >> Read More... and Paresh Rawal The Padma Shri award winner who shot to fame with >> Read More... as the lead actors.

His next movie, Darbar, released in 2020 was another huge box office success. Darbar, directed by the legendary A.R. Murugadoss, starring the iconic Rajnikanth and Suniel Shetty Suniel Shetty, a renowned Bollywood actor, was bo >> Read More... is a movie about a game of cat and mouse between a cop and a gangster. During the press release of this movie, Guru opened up about playing a Sikh cop in a South Indian movie, he goes on to tell us how proud and comfortable he felt to portray this role of a Sikh cop as usually we have seen in the past be it Bollywood or Kollywood, Sikh roles are usually given to non-Sikh actors and they are just asked to don the turban. He also spoke about the experience of working with Rajini sir, where he claims how humble Rajini sir is in real life.