Q Bobo broke a barrier at TVB, then built a life between Hong Kong and Scotland
Q Bobo is the stage name of Hong Kong–Indian actor Gill Mohindepaul Singh. He rose through TVB’s Minutes to Fame, became the broadcaster’s first signed Indian actor, accumulated dozens of screen credits, and later moved his family life and restaurant business to Scotland.
From talent show breakthrough to a two-country career
Selected milestonesAfter appearing on Minutes to Fame, he joined TVB and became its first signed Indian actor.
Credits include Welcome to the House, Off Pedder, 7 Days in Life, 72 Tenants of Prosperity, Rob-B-Hood and Helios.
He emigrated with his family after his wife’s Hong Kong citizenship application was rejected.
He launched Made in Hong Kong, intended to educate readers about cultural understanding.
He resumed TVB work in Hong Kong in 2019, then went back to Scotland in 2021 as his eldest son prepared to become a father.
Recent profiles describe him running an Indian restaurant in Scotland and having two sons and two grandchildren.
What defines his biography
Biography at a glance
| Field | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Gill Mohindepaul Singh; stage name Q Bobo (喬寶寶) | dimsumdaily.hk |
| Known for | Hong Kong television and film acting; first Indian actor signed by TVB | thestar.com.my |
| Breakthrough | TVB talent show Minutes to Fame | wikipedia.org |
| Languages | Punjabi, Cantonese, English and Mandarin | wikipedia.org |
| Selected credits | Welcome to the House, Off Pedder, 7 Days in Life, 72 Tenants of Prosperity, Rob-B-Hood, Helios | thestar.com.my |
| Family and residence | Married; two sons and two grandchildren; based in Scotland and runs an Indian restaurant | todayonline.com |
Method: 40 candidate pages were reviewed across 18 sites on 26 August 2026; biographical claims shown here use the clearest matching source and “credits” means named screen productions, not a complete role count.