Vikram Dhillon is an Indo-Canadian feature film producer, director, actor, and former VJ, born on February 10, 1975, in Chandigarh, India. He is recognized for his contributions to the film and television industry, particularly within the Punjabi cinema landscape. Dhillon began his career as a VJ for Channel V (Star TV India), where he hosted popular shows such as "Cool Maal" and "Late Night V." He later transitioned into production and direction, co-founding the digital content studio The Foundry. His notable works include directing the Punjabi feature film "Pinky Moge Wali," which earned him a nomination for Best Director, and producing web series like "The Great Punjabi Luv Shuv Story" for Ekta Kapoor's AltBalaji platform. Dhillon's documentary "Bollywood Bound," which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival in 2003, showcased the experiences of Indo-Canadians in Bollywood. He has been involved in various other projects across television and film, demonstrating versatility in his craft. Regarding his personal life, Vikram Dhillon is married to actress Neeru Bajwa.