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Ronny Jhutti (born Ajay Dhutti, 1973) is a British actor, most notable for his role as Sohail Karim in EastEnders , Danny Bartock in two episodes of Doctor Who and Naz Omar in Vexed .
Ronny was raised in London, where he was born, as Ajay Jhutti.
He has appeared on television many times, including Shameless , EastEnders , Holby City , Ideal and Doctor Who (season two's The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit). Ronny was in the 2008 film Cash and Curry (film). Ronny is the best friend of Ameet Chana and was cast in the part of Rohit a week before shooting commenced on the film.
Ronny was also a guest star on Totally Doctor Who in 2006 (episode #1.10).
Ronny has a part-time job as a school teacher, most notably at The Westgate School, Slough
2021–present Ronny is the voice of Adil Shah in The Archers on Radio 4.
| Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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| 1988-1990 | EastEnders | Sohail Karim | |
| Family Pride | Rashid | ||
| 1992 | Immaculate Conception | Kamal | |
| Wild West | Kay | ||
| 1994 | Moving Story | Asif | Unknown episodes |
| 1995 | Bideshi | Raja | |
| 1997 | Wing and a Prayer | Wasim | Unknown episodes |
| 1999 | Five Seconds to Spare | Ryan | |
| 2000 | Melody's Her Second Name | Sandip | |
| Thin Ice | Restaurant Manager | ||
| 2001 | The Residents | Jeet Singh | |
| Always and Everyone | Jay "Ajay" Verma | 4 episodes - #3.1, #3.4, #3.11, #3.12 | |
| Where the Heart Is | Hussan | 16 episodes - The Team - Happiness | |
| Redcap | Sunil Desai | ||
| 2002 | Bollywood Queen | Dillip | |
| 2003 | Twelfth Night, or What You Will | Sebastian | |
| Cutting It | Remi Kuluwitharana | 4 episodes - #2.1, #2.2, #2.3, #2.4 | |
| M.I.T.: Murder Investigation Team | Rafiq Ali | 1 episode - The Bigger the Lie | |
| 2004 | Holby City | Pallav Veer / Ashok Kumar | 2 episodes - We'll Meet Again / Knife Edge (1999) |
| 2005 | Four Brothers and a Funeral | Ravi | |
| Meet the Magoons | Imran | 1 episode - Stairway to Havan | |
| 2006 | Judge John Deed | Ronny Bhutto | 1 episode - One Angry Man |
| Ideal | Kuldip | 8 episodes - The Seduction - The Stag Do | |
| Banglatown Banquet | Zubin | ||
| Doctor Who | Danny Bartock | 2 episodes - The Impossible Planet / The Satan Pit | |
| Nina's Heavenly Delights | Bobbi | ||
| 2007 | Shameless | Nadia | 1 episode - #4.7 |
| Don't Stop Dreaming | Lucky Singh | ||
| Cash and Curry | Rohit | ||
| 2010 | Vexed | Naz Omar | Series regular |
| Diary Of A Butterfly | Adi | ||
| 2014 | Jarhead 2: Field of Fire | Private Khalid Hassan, Afghan National Army | |
| 2016 | Ripper Street | Imran Hafeez | 1 episode - The Strangers' Home |
| Holby City | Deepan Rai |
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