I don't take work as stress, but cherish it as I climb towards success: Kanwar Dhillon

A page from the personal diary of Kanwar Dhillon Hello everyone, this is Kanwar Dhillon whom you may be familiar with as Munna in Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha… Season 2 on Colors. Today, I am here to brief you something about myself. Born and brought up in Mumbai, I am currently in the last year of my graduation of Bachelor in Mass Media (BMM) from Thakur College, Kandivali. I feel that to grow up in a house of an artist is a privilege for any child. Talking about my background I would love to add that my father Deep Dhillon is a well known actor in film as well as television. It is he who has got me in this world of entertainment. I love the fact that I am his son and I have got his blood in me. I have been constantly inspired by seeing him and dreamt of becoming only an actor from a very young age. When I first approached my father with a want to become an actor, he was not very surprised but was sure that I had some charm in me. When I gave my first shot on television, he received calls from his friend saying that my performance was really good on screen. From my childhood days, I used to accompany my father on the sets and used to admire myself playing a part in this field. I don’t look upon myself becoming like him or ever dare to think of competing him, because I consider him to be a legend and cannot cope up to be like him. In fact, it will be great if I could manage to do at least 75 per cent of what he has done. I think that I have managed to considerably grow up from my first television show to the second one. Playing an antagonist makes one carry the same importance which a protagonist has on television. For me, a role which has quality rather than just quantity is my pick. I don’t like going on the timeframe of my work, but I value my work a lot. In my personal life, I am more of a happy go lucky kind of a guy who believes in enjoying every moment with fun and loads of laughter. I don’t take work as stress but cherish it as I climb towards success. For me, the most memorable moment is when people tell me that I look very much like my father. Uff, I am a bit tired and have to rush for an appointment. So, guys, this is me Kanwar Dhillon taking your leave for now. Time permitting wish to meet you’ll soon.