The audience burst into laughter, and slogans of ‘Hindustan Zindabad’ echoed in theaters!
Ajay Devgan’s comedy drama ‘Son of Sardar 2’ has been released in theaters today on 1st August. This time this film has brought a different angle along with comedy. Fans were quite surprised to see this; the film has done something different from the expectations of the fans. This film will prove to be full paisa vasool for you. 13 years ago in 2012, ‘Son of Sardar‘ made the audience laugh. Now once again Ajay Devgan has returned with the character of Jassi. This time Son of Sardar also stars Sunny Deol, Sunil Shetty, Ravi Kishan, and Jackie Shroff. Ravi Kishan did not let the absence of Sanjay Dutt be felt in the film. This role, which was initially offered to Sanjay Dutt, eventually landed in the hands of Ravi Kishan. After earning a name in Bhojpuri, Ravi Kishan is now making his name in Bollywood. At this time, Ravi is in the headlines for ‘Son of Sardar 2.’
Story of Son of Sardar 2
The story begins where Jassi (Ajay Devgan) is married. Ajay Devgn’s character travels to England on a mission to bring back his wife, Dimple (played by Neeru Bajwa). But his dream is shattered when Dimple tells him that she loves someone else and wants a divorce from him. There Jassi meets Rabia, i.e., Mrunal Thakar, who is a Pakistani woman. Rabia lives in London with her daughter and family. Rabia’s daughter Roshni Walia falls in love with Gogi, the son of the domineering Raja Sandhu (Ravi Kishan). At the same time, the patriotic Sandhu family hates Pakistani people. In such a situation, to help Rabia, Jassi pretends to be the Indian father of her Pakistani daughter. Now, to know what happens next, you will have to go to the theaters and watch ‘Son of Sardar 2.’
The first half of the film moves at a relatively slow pace, taking its time to build up the storyline and characters.
The pace of the story is a bit slow in the first half of the film, which can make you feel a bit bored. But the story picks up pace later. The film was shot at good locations. The most interesting angle of this film is India vs. Pakistan. Overall, this is a family film, which you can watch with your entire family.
