- By TDJ Entertainment Desk
- Fri, 01 Aug 2025 10:43 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Son Of Sardaar 2 Movie Review: In a cinematic landscape often disappointed by follow-ups, Vijay Kumar Arora’s Son of Sardaar 2 emerges as a vibrant exception. This Devgn Films and Jio Studios production escalates the joy, deepens the emotional resonance, and injects a delightful dose of pandemonium, solidifying its place as a heartfelt family comedy of the year. Ajay Devgn reprises his role as the irrepressible Jassi, anchoring a jubilant spectacle that champions affection, solidarity, and the glorious mayhem inherent in Indian families.
Son Of Sardaar 2 Plot
The narrative thrusts Jassi into London, eager to reunite with his wife, Dimple (Neeru Bajwa). Instead of a warm embrace, Jassi is met with a bombshell: she has moved on, found a new partner, and seeks a divorce. Overnight, Jassi finds himself adrift, suitcase in hand, disconsolate and dispossessed in a sprawling, unfamiliar metropolis.
Yet, destiny, as it often does, intervenes. Enter Rabia (Mrunal Thakur), a vivacious Pakistani entrepreneur who runs a bustling wedding dance enterprise. Her act of kindness—taking Jassi in—unwittingly sets the stage for an adventure. Rabia desperately needs Jassi to masquerade as the Indian father of Saba (Roshni Walia), who is smitten with Goggi (Sahil Mehta), the son of the fiercely traditional Raja Sandhu (Ravi Kishan). The catch? The Sandhu clan insists on an Indian bride with deeply ingrained family values, a notion they believe a Pakistani background might not embody.
Thus commences a grand Indian charade of fabricated identities, intricate deceptions, matrimonial mayhem, and cross-cultural hilarity. All these elements are deftly interwoven with moments of unexpected, heartfelt poignancy.
Cast And Performances
Ajay Devgn brings back the undisputed charm of Jassi and his innocent humour. His seamless transition from poker-faced humour to raw, authentic emotion provides the film’s essential anchor. He navigates scenes where his elaborate facade teeters on the brink with effortless wit, yet remains sufficiently grounded to evoke genuine empathy for Jassi during the film’s more tender sequences. Mrunal Thakur delivers an impressive, self-assured, and warm performance, making her foray into commercial masala cinema appear as if it were her natural habitat for years.
The standout revelation, however, is Deepak Dobriyal as Gul, a transgender character who skillfully blends impeccable comic timing with heartfelt sincerity. It's a portrayal that resonates, leaving a lasting impression. Ravi Kishan also shines brightly as Raja Sandhu, presenting a side-splitting fusion of Bihari cadence and Punjabi swagger, his dialogue delivery both sharp and memorable.
The formidable ensemble cast—including Chunky Panday, Kubbra Sait, Vindu Dara Singh, Sanjay Mishra, Dolly Ahluwalia, Ashwini Kalsekar, and the late Mukul Dev—is perfectly rounded out. Each character is given ample room to flourish, ensuring the collective never feels overwhelming or underutilised.
Visually, the film is a feast for the eyes. From the majestic, sweeping vistas of Scotland to the pulsating energy of London's streets and the rich, vibrant tapestry of Punjab, every locale is rendered with postcard-perfect precision. The opulent production design and lush cinematography amplify the film's celebratory spirit.
Son Of Sardaar 2 Music
No matter how much Ajay Devgn and Co. have been trolled for the dance steps, the soundtrack emerges as another significant triumph in the movie. With infectious tunes like "Pehla Tu Duja Tu," "Nazar Battu," and "Nachdi," the film offers catchy, mood-elevating songs that seamlessly integrate into the narrative fabric. These aren't mere musical interludes; they propel the story forward and elevate the emotional stakes.
Director Vijay Kumar Arora merits commendation for orchestrating such a grand-scale family entertainer that expertly balances humour with genuine sentiment. Managing an expansive cast while maintaining a brisk pace and sharp narrative precision is no mean feat—and he executes it flawlessly. The screenplay remains consistently witty without descending into vulgarity, and the emotional climax delivers a surprisingly affecting payoff.
And yes, anticipate a delightful twist in the film's conclusion—Ajay Devgn has ingeniously reserved a small surprise that will leave fans utterly charmed.
Son Of Sardaar 2 Verdict- 3.5 Stars
Son of Sardaar 2 does not attempt subtlety—and that's precisely its strength. It’s boisterous, effervescent, and proudly Indian in the most endearing fashion. A cinematic experience designed to unite families, provoke hearty laughter, and serve as a vibrant reminder that some sequels are indeed worth the anticipation. Immerse yourself in the comedy, revel in the delightful chaos, and emerge with an expansive, heartfelt smile. Jassi has returned, and he’s brought an entire celebration with him.