A biography for Binnu Dhillonhasn’t been written yet.
“Power will never take away my humbleness.”
“If Hollywood can make films on insects and make big money, why can't we make films on Punjabi culture?”
“Unlike singers, who can earn for years by singing one song, we artistes have to be on our toes all the time. If I write something funny or create a joke in the morning, there will be someone narrating my own joke to me the same evening.”
“I always try to give a message through my role.”
“'Band Vaaje' is all-in-all a comedy film. But all comic scenes are situational. The jokes are not just for the sake of punches. The film has proper story which we are sure that audiences will love.”
“My own character as Gill Bhai is my favorite.”
“When people see me in movies, they think it is easy to say punch-lines and make them laugh.”
“I am a jolly person. I love to laugh and make people laugh all the time.”
“The rising levels of production and content are prompting producers to take up unusual subjects.”
“When you have a fanbase, you must use it to spread positive messages.”
“I love theatre, but it is losing its value in Punjab. There are no funds or government back up.”
“Such was his popularity that a film would sell only in his name. People would watch a particular film because it had Mehar Mittal in the cast.”
“Now-a-days we are part of a really stressful society. But if you look at North Indian households, especially Punjab, making light of every situation is a part of everything here.”
“Even in comedy genre, one can treat the story differently every time.”
“'Vadhaiyan Ji Vadhaiyan' offers a fresh comic take.”
“No one writes for me exclusively, nor do lead roles come by that easily. 'Dulla Bhatti' was one, but I was so disappointed with the film.”
“I am not a comedian, I am an actor, and what makes an actor brilliant is his versatility.”
“I'd advise the youth to not get influenced or forced by their elders. They should have own political views and choices and the courage to pick the right leader.”
“Jaspal Bhatti saab was the one who uplifted the image of Sikhs on the national and international stage. There used to be a lot of satire on Sikhs earlier. A guy wearing a turban was portrayed as a joke, but since Bhatti saab entered cinema he changed the entire perspective and idiom of Sardar jokes.”
“I believe in giving myself up completely to the director and do what he wants me to.”