“Late Bloomer” is back for its second season, premiering April 11, 2025, on CraveTV. The series follows Jasmeet Dutta, a rising content creator navigating the tricky balance between chasing his dreams and staying true to his Punjabi roots, family expectations, and cultural identity. With humor, heart, and relatable struggles, the show explores ambition, tradition, and the chaos of modern life.
The talented ensemble cast brings authenticity and charm to this critically acclaimed comedy. Below, we dive into the actors who make Late Bloomer so special.
Late Bloomer Season 2 Cast Revealed
1: Jasmeet Raina as Jasmeet Dutta
Jasmeet Raina (better known as JusReign) stars as Jasmeet Dutta, a semi-autobiographical version of himself—a millennial content creator torn between viral fame and family duty. Born in Brampton, Ontario, Raina first gained fame through his YouTube comedy sketches, blending Punjabi culture with Canadian millennial humor. His transition to TV in Late Bloomer showcases his natural charisma and sharp comedic timing.
Raina’s authenticity shines in the role, as he draws from real-life experiences of South Asian creators balancing tradition and ambition. As Jasmeet, he delivers hilarious yet poignant moments, whether dealing with overbearing parents or the pressures of internet fame. His performance anchors the show’s mix of humor and heartfelt storytelling.
2: Baljinder Singh Atwal as Gurdeep Dutta
Baljinder Singh Atwal plays Gurdeep Dutta, Jasmeet’s no-nonsense, traditional father who struggles to understand his son’s unconventional career path. Atwal, a veteran Punjabi actor, has appeared in films like Ardaas Karaan (2019) and Punjab 1984 (2014), often portraying authoritative yet loving patriarchs. His stern-but-caring dynamic with Jasmeet adds depth to the show’s family dynamics.
Atwal’s comedic timing shines in Late Bloomer, especially in scenes where Gurdeep’s old-school values clash with Jasmeet’s modern ambitions. Whether lecturing about “real jobs” or reluctantly engaging with social media, Gurdeep is both a source of frustration and heartwarming support—a role Atwal nails perfectly.
3: Sandeep Bali as Supinder Dutta
Sandeep Bali portrays Supinder Dutta, Jasmeet’s warm but meddling mother who just wants her son to settle down. Bali, known for her work in Punjabi cinema (Carry on Jatta series), brings a perfect blend of humor and maternal warmth to the role. Her character’s constant nagging about marriage and stability is both hilarious and relatable.
Bali’s chemistry with Atwal (as her on-screen husband) adds authenticity to the Dutta household. Supinder’s mix of unconditional love and passive-aggressive guilt-tripping (“When will you give me grandkids?”) makes her a standout character, embodying the classic South Asian mom archeatype with charm.
4: Ahamed Weinberg as Neal Soori (Harneel Soori)
Ahamed Weinberg plays Neal Soori (also called Harneel), Jasmeet’s loyal but chaotic best friend. A rising star in Canadian comedy, Weinberg brings infectious energy to the role, whether he’s hyping Jasmeet up or dragging him into absurd schemes. His natural comedic flair makes Neal the perfect sidekick.
Weinberg’s background in improv and sketch comedy (including work with Second City) shines in Late Bloomer. Neal’s antics—whether hustling for clout or failing spectacularly at adulting—provide some of the show’s biggest laughs. His friendship with Jasmeet is both ridiculous and endearing.
5: Sugenja Sri as Chippy
Sugenja Sri joins the cast as Chippy, a sharp-witted, no-filter cousin (or family friend) who keeps Jasmeet in check. Sri, a Toronto-based actor and comedian, is known for her deadpan delivery and scene-stealing presence. Chippy’s sarcastic commentary on Jasmeet’s life choices adds a fresh, unfiltered perspective to the show.
Sri’s background in indie comedy and web series (Brown Girl Problems) makes her a perfect fit for Late Bloomer. Whether roasting Jasmeet or dropping truth bombs about culture and relationships, Chippy is the voice of reason—or chaos—depending on the situation.
6: Sachin Mahashi as Sunny
Sachin Mahashi plays Sunny, Jasmeet’s more “successful” cousin or family friend who serves as both inspiration and irritation. Mahashi, known for roles in Kim’s Convenience and The Parker Andersons, excels at playing characters who are lovable but low-key smug. Sunny’s achievements (real or exaggerated) constantly make Jasmeet question his own life choices.
Mahashi’s comedic timing shines in Sunny’s humble-bragging and unsolicited advice. Whether flexing his new car or “casually” mentioning his promotion, Sunny is the perfect foil to Jasmeet’s underdog hustle—making their interactions hilarious and painfully relatable.
7: Daman Randhawa as Parminder
Daman Randhawa rounds out the cast as Parminder, another member of Jasmeet’s social circle—possibly a cousin, friend, or local community figure. Randhawa, a versatile actor seen in Bollywed and Sort Of, brings grounded humor to the role. Parminder likely serves as the voice of reason (or the enabler) in Jasmeet’s chaotic world.
Randhawa’s natural charm makes Parminder instantly likable, whether he’s hyping Jasmeet up or calling out his nonsense. His dynamic with the group adds another layer of humor and camaraderie to the series.
What to Expect in Season 2
With the same winning mix of family drama, cultural humor, and millennial struggles, Late Bloomer Season 2 promises even more laughs and heartfelt moments. Will Jasmeet finally “make it” as a creator? Can he survive his parents’ expectations? And will Neal ever stop getting them into trouble?
Don’t miss the premiere on April 11, 2025, on CraveTV!
