An actor dreams to perform his best, but given the insecurity in the business, good education always comes in handy at times of need. And walking on the path of attaining knowledge, the good looking and young Kanwar Dhillon has become a graduate. Yes, the actor, who wowed everyone with his performance in Na Bole Tum Na Maine Kuch Kaha 2 and then Do Dil Ek Jaan, has been striving hard to get his graduation degree while balancing his acting career. And today he has a great reason to grin with him managing to do well in both. “It has actually been a co incidence that three years ago I started my acting career and education together. During the long hours of shoot of Na Bole… it would get extremely difficult to study but I had decided not to give up and thus worked harder. To fix focus on both was difficult but somehow I managed to sail out,” he smiled. When we asked Kanwar what made him opt for higher education having already achieved positive response for his work on screen, the boy explained, “My dad (Deep Dhillon) is also an actor and I have seen how unpredictable the profession is from childhood. It’s not that I don’t have faith in my talent or would take up a job now but I just wanted to have a backup plan to keep things steady.” The boy who took up BMM (Bachelors of Mass Media) also admitted that the course was an interesting choice for him and that made it easier for him. “Entertainment and media has my keen interest and it was of course fun studying about it. People always assumed that I might have given up on education but it was a conscious decision on my part to get my degree.” And finally Kanwar also shared a little secret with us. “When I took up Do Dil Ek Jaan I was actually scared how will I manage my education but when the show went off air because of some issues, I took it positively and concentrated completely on my exams. For two months I studied and did not even take up any show and that resulted in me getting an A in my graduation results,” smiled the handsome guy. Hard work always pays off, Kanwar.