Sardaar Ji 3

Sardaar Ji 3 is a delightful continuation of a much-loved franchise, blending humour, action, and emotion seamlessly. Diljit Dosanjh once again proves why he's a fan favourite - his comic timing and screen presence are flawless. Hania Aamir delivers a charismatic and natural performance that adds depth and freshness to the film.

The direction is crisp, the music is vibrant, and the visuals beautifully capture Punjabi culture. The film strikes a great balance between entertainment and storytelling, making it enjoyable for all age groups. A must-watch for anyone who loves feel-good Punjabi cinema!

Sardarji 3 is a delightful cross-border cinematic experience that celebrates love, unity, and laughter. Daljit Dosanjh shines with his charismatic portrayal of the lively Sardarji, blending humor and heartfelt moments seamlessly. Neeru Bajwa adds grace and strength, elevating the narrative with her impactful performance, while Pakistani actress Hania Amir's vibrant energy and charm bring a refreshing dynamic to the story. The film's sharp humor, touching emotional beats, and catchy music make it a true entertainer. By steering clear of divisive narratives, it highlights the unifying power of cinema, creating a feel-good movie that resonates with audiences on both sides of the border. With its strong performances, vibrant visuals, and universal themes, Sardarji 3 is a must-watch for fans of Punjabi cinema and beyond.

Got to watch a funny punjabi movie after ages a lot of fun and drama mixed. Highly recommended. The nature of the movie and the intent was clear to give viewers a good laugh. Diljit is no doubt the besy punjabi actor of all time. Indians are no doubt giving hate because of Hania Amir and they have not even watched the movie and giving reviews about it. So don't go for any 1 star review. I will highly recommend to watch this movie if you want a good laugh.

A really family friendly movie i really enjoyed it Just go and watch if you want to have a good time and a good laugh as well Love for all the actors in the movie.

Sardaar Ji 3 brings back the same crazy energy that made the original films so beloved.. Watching Diljit Dosanjh. Take on ghosts with his signature wit and desi swag is pure entertainment.

The UK setting adds a fresh twist, and though the story isn't deep, it doesn't need to be-it's all about laughs, ghosts, and some wild witch drama!

This film is a laugh riot from start to finish! Sardaar Ji 3 doesn't take itself too seriously, and that's exactly why it works.

Diljit is hilarious as ever, and the witches' bizarre demands-from first-aid kits to makeup-add to the madness.

It's the kind of silly fun we all need sometimes.

Just came back from seeing this movie and it was good entertainment. The story, special effects and costumes were pretty good. Hania and Neeru played their parts well, Diljit also had good screen presence but failed as a character. He had to rely on pop culture tropes to try to get some laughs but failed miserably.

That said, it was Nasir Chinyoti who carried this film so hard with his witty one-liners and impeccable comedic timing. All scenes involving him were fun and belly-laugh inducing, rest of the comedy was just barely there in comparison. If I would recommend this film to anyone, it would solely be on the basis of Chinyoti's fun fireworks.