Bollywood's popular comedy role, Jassi Singh Randhawa (Ajay Devgn), returns with 'Son of Sardaar 2. The film has its theatrical release on August 1, 2025, and is now set for an OTT release on Netflix later this October. Directed by Vijay Kumar Arora, the sequel carries forward the hallmark Punjabi chaos of the original to the gritty Scottish highlands, promising guffaws and familial drama.
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Years after having resolved the notorious Punjab family drama, Jassi is now seated on a plane to Scotland on a quest nobody saw coming: to reconcile with his estranged wife (Neeru Bajwa), who immediately serves him divorce papers at the airport. A lovesick, fish-out-of-water Sardar, he stumbles into the middle of Rabia (Mrunal Thakur), a Pakistani wedding dancer, and her girl band. When Rabia's sister would like to marry the son of an uptight, breed-conscious Indian father (Ravi Kishan), and her own parents are not around, Jassi and Rabia must pretend to be the potential bride's parents.
Things go haywire when Jassi pretends to be a Colonel in the Indian Army in order to impress the would-be in-laws, dragging him deeper into family melodrama, rom-com antics, and laugh-out-loud cross-border comedy of errors. What begins as a rescue mission marriage soon descends into loony hostage crises, mafia wars, and a most unconventional Sikh wedding, all laced with slapstick humor and good doses of India-Pakistan bickering.
Son of Sardaar 2' features a dynamic cast: Ajay Devgn plays the ever-serious Jassi, Mrunal Thakur charms as Rabia, while Ravi Kishan, Sanjay Mishra, Deepak Dobriyal, Chunky Panday, and late Mukul Dev deliver standout performances. The chemistry between quirky supporting actors drives most of the film's energy, providing an irresistible buffet of emotions, patter, and ethnic jibes.
While the film's comedy wallows in daftness and tumbles over into melodrama occasionally, audiences have enjoyed its light entertainment value, thanks especially to doses of humor from Devgn and Punjabi-style gags. Others complained of a loss of the original charm and natural chemistry among the lead pair, but audiences with no special devotion are still relishing their fix of "desi" fun.
OTT Premiere: October 2025 (likely), solely on Netflix.
How to Watch: Streaming after release via Netflix subscription. Look out for an announcement on Netflix and the official social handles of the movie.
'Son of Sardaar 2' is a brazenly silly family comedy that spurns sense in favour of chuckles, mixing cross-cultural mayhem with emotion. Ajay Devgn's British escapade, assisted (and undermined) by a barmy supporting cast, will bring Punjabis, Scots, and fans of belly laughs together for a night of untainted entertainment—this time, in the comfort of your own living room.
