Jimmy Shergill’s father Didn’t Speak to Him for 1.5 Years: Here’s Why
Renowned actor jimmy shergill recently lost his father, Satyajit Singh Shergill, at the age of 90.
Satyajit Singh was a senior artist and hailed from a family deeply rooted in art and literature.
Jimmy's great-aunt was amrita Shergill, one of India’s most celebrated painters.
Why Jimmy’s father Was Angry for 1.5 Years
Satyajit Singh Shergill was known to be a strict disciplinarian.
Jimmy wore a turban until the age of 18, as is customary in many punjabi families.
While staying in a hostel, he found it difficult to manage his long hair and cut it short.
When his father visited and saw this, he was deeply hurt.
As a result, his parents and most of the family didn’t speak to him for over a year and a half.
Only one uncle, who had cut his hair before jimmy, maintained contact during that time.
How Acting Entered Jimmy’s Life
Jimmy’s cousin Suminder, who ran a designer store in Delhi, persuaded his father to let him try acting.
Initially, his father was skeptical and believed jimmy wouldn’t last 10 days in Mumbai.
Overcoming Family Doubts
Despite his father’s doubts, jimmy stayed in mumbai and pursued his dream.
His hard work and dedication helped him earn a place in the industry.
Over time, his family, including his father, fully supported his career.
Career Highlights
Jimmy debuted with the 1996 film "Matchstick".
Rose to fame with "Mohabbatein" (2000).
Appeared in films like Munnabhai MBBS, My Name Is Khan, Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster, and Tanu Weds Manu.
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