Soni Dhillon

Biography

Soni Dhillon is a Punjabi community leader, media creator, and cultural advocate best known as the founder of Bol Punjabi Nu, a YouTube‑based initiative dedicated to amplifying Punjabi voices abroad. Based in Australia, Dhillon created the platform to highlight the real‑life challenges faced by Punjabi international students and migrants, while also celebrating the richness of Punjabi culture and identity.
Through Bol Punjabi Nu, Dhillon has produced interviews, discussions, and reports that cover a wide range of topics—from the struggles of young Punjabis navigating education, work, and immigration, to the pride of cultural events, concerts, and community gatherings. His work blends entertainment with advocacy, ensuring that issues such as financial hardship, exploitation, and cultural preservation are brought into open conversation.
Dhillon’s vision for Bol Punjabi Nu is rooted in his belief that language and culture are powerful tools of unity. By encouraging Punjabis to “speak Punjabi” and stay connected to their roots, he has built a platform that resonates across generations. His content often mixes humor, emotion, and critical reflection, making it relatable to both young students and older community members.
Beyond media, Dhillon is recognized for his role in strengthening Punjabi identity in the diaspora. He has become a trusted voice for many, bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, and ensuring that the Punjabi community in Australia feels seen, heard, and represented.
Today, with thousands of viewers and a growing library of videos, Soni Dhillon continues to expand Bol Punjabi Nu as a cultural bridge, reminding Punjabis worldwide that their heritage is not only to be remembered but actively lived and celebrated.