After a decade-long wait, Son Of Sardaar 2 is finally here, to release on 1st August, bringing with it a full-blown cocktail of comedy, action, and heartfelt emotions. The sequel to the 2012 hit returns with a bang, promising even more chaos, louder laughter, and high-octane madness. This time, there’s a twist of love and unexpected international trouble.
Jassi Singh Randhawa is back, but not for a fight this time. Years after making peace with a rival family and enduring house arrest in Punjab, Jassi (played by Ajay Devgn) now heads to Scotland, hoping to win back his estranged wife. What begins as a romantic mission soon spirals into a whirlwind of events, including a hostage crisis, a mafia war, and the most bizarre Sardaar wedding you’ve ever seen on screen.
The comedy is back in full force, perhaps even louder and more chaotic than before. From what the trailer teases, the gags are outrageous, the timing is razor-sharp, and the supporting cast is just as quirky as ever. If you thought the original had you in splits, the sequel seems determined to crack your bones with laughter.
Let’s talk action, because this is still a Sardaar’s story. The sequel continues the legacy of larger-than-life action sequences, peppered with slow-motion punches and exaggerated stunts that make the genre so entertaining. Expect flying turbans, gravity-defying kicks, and some old-school desi flair that brings back the fun of masala entertainers.
Emotions are woven right in. While the first film leaned heavily on comedy and action, Son Of Sardaar 2 balances its tone with more emotional depth. At its heart, it’s about love, redemption, and reuniting with family. The overseas setting also adds a cultural contrast that the film seems to play with, showing Punjabi roots clashing hilariously with Scottish norms.
An interesting trivia surrounds this much-anticipated sequel. The original script for Son Of Sardaar 2 was actually based on the iconic Battle of Saragarhi, a historic 1897 conflict between 21 brave Sikh soldiers and 10,000 Afghan tribesmen. That project was shelved when Rajkumar Santoshi and Akshay Kumar took on the same subject in Kesari.
And of course, the music is already making waves. The foot-tapping romantic number Pehla Tu Duja Tu has gone viral with its quirky finger dance trend, and the newly released track Po Po is quickly becoming a party anthem. With these tracks climbing charts, the soundtrack promises to be as much of a hit as the film itself.
In all, Son Of Sardaar 2 looks like the perfect package.
Comedy that hits the mark, action that explodes on screen, and emotions that tug at the heartstrings. Whether you’re in it for the laughs, the thrills, or just for the pure Punjabi madness, this one’s got something for everyone. Buckle up. Jassi Singh Randhawa is back and he’s bringing the storm to Scotland.
