His journey began in the most unexpected way—an eighth-grader mesmerized by a street play, unknowingly stepping onto a path that would define his life. Theatre became his training ground, where he mastered the craft of storytelling long before he ever stepped onto a film set. From performing in Nukkad Nataks to writing his own plays, KJ poured years into perfecting his art, never once backing down despite the struggles.

His breakthrough came when director Simerjit Singh recognized his potential and cast him in Layi Lagg (2007). Since then, there’s been no looking back. Whether it was his intense role in Toofan Singh, his powerful presence in Warning, or his captivating performances in Zila Sangrur and Shareek, KJ has delivered time and again. But acting wasn’t enough—his love for storytelling pushed him to pick up the pen. His writing credits include Jatt Boys Putt Jattan De, Leather Life, Shadaa, and Mitti, each script carrying his signature depth and grit.

Now, Prince KJ is back with Sector 17, bringing yet another gripping story to life. In this hard-hitting tale, he plays Pargat, a man on a mission to reclaim what was stolen from his family. His father’s murder and the ruthless empire built by Tundilaat (Hobby Dhaliwal) have left Sector 17 in fear. But Pargat is ready to shake the system, fighting corruption, power, and his own demons to bring justice. With Rani and her fearless aunt by his side, he’s set to rewrite the rules of the game.

Prince Kanwaljit Singh isn’t just an actor; he’s a storyteller, a performer, and a force that refuses to be boxed into any single role. From theatre to cinema, from writing to directing, he has shaped his own journey in a way that few can. His raw performances, deep storytelling, and passion for the craft have made him a standout figure in Pollywood.

And with Sector 17 streaming on Chaupal from 20th February, he’s once again proving why he’s a name that commands respect. Whether he’s playing a complex anti-hero or penning gripping narratives, one thing is certain—Prince Kanwaljit Singh isn’t here to follow trends. He’s here to set them.

As Pollywood continues to evolve, one thing remains unchanged—KJ’s dedication to storytelling. And if his journey so far is any indication, we’re only witnessing the beginning of his legacy. The best is yet to come.