🎬 Son of Sardaar 2 Review: A Whacky Ride with Mixed Signals

Bollywood Entertainment
Read the full critic and user reviews for Son of Sardaar 2 starring Ajay Devgn, Mrunal Thakur & Ravi Kishan. From punchlines to plot holes – here’s what works and what doesn’t.

🕺 Ajay Devgn Returns – But Does the Sequel Deliver?

Ajay Devgn’s long-awaited sequel to the 2012 hit Son of Sardaar has finally hit theatres – and let’s just say, not everyone is doing bhangra in joy. Directed by Ashwni Dhir, Son of Sardaar 2 throws in everything – slapstick comedy, action, over-the-top patriotism, and a little romance – hoping it all sticks. Spoiler: not all of it does.

⭐ Critic Reviews: A Mixed Bag of Laughter and Letdowns

Publication Rating Verdict
The Times of India 3/5 Fun first half, but too chaotic by the end.
Hindustan Times 3/5 “Embraces the nonsense” – and somehow, it works.
The Indian Express 2/5 Slightly better than the first – but still a miss.
Koimoi 3.5/5 Whacky fun, strong cast, good vibes.
The Hindu Mixed Performances shine, but script stumbles.
India Today 2.5/5 Some funny bits, some forced chemistry, and way too many clichés.

👀 What Audiences Are Saying

Across Reddit, Twitter (err, X), and fan forums, Son of Sardaar 2 is getting the “good for a weekend watch” treatment.

  • What People Liked:
    • Ravi Kishan and Deepak Dobriyal completely steal the spotlight.
    • Genuinely funny moments (especially in the first half).
    • “Clean comedy” – rare these days.
  • What They Didn’t:
    • Plot? What plot?
    • Too many characters, too many detours.
    • Forced jokes, especially on India-Pakistan topics.
    • Chemistry between Ajay and Mrunal Thakur? Meh.
  • One savage review reads: “The only good parts were the interval and the exit.”

🎟️ Box Office Buzz

Despite tough competition at the box office, Son of Sardaar 2 is reportedly doing decent numbers, with early estimates pointing toward a ₹20 crore opening weekend. Not a blockbuster, but not a flop either.


🧠 Final Verdict

Son of Sardaar 2 is what happens when you throw together punchlines, patriotism, and a pinch of nostalgia – and hit “mix.” If you’re a fan of the original or in the mood for brain-off, snack-on entertainment, it’s worth a watch. Otherwise, wait for OTT.


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