Ajay Devgn is back with a pagalpanti punch, and this time, he’s not just shaking up Punjab—he’s shaking up Scotland! Yes, you read that right. ‘Son of Sardaar 2’ is going international, and if the trailer is anything to go by, we’re in for a desi-style comedy dhamaka like never before.
Scotland Gets Son of Sardaar
Picture this: A hardcore Punjabi gabru riding a Highland cow, chasing bad guys across misty cliffs while yelling “Oye balle balle!” and quoting Bollywood dialogues louder than bagpipes. That’s the energy we’re talking about.
Forget logic, this isn’t about the story. This is about laughter, lunacy, and full-on lassi-level madness.
Desi Vibes Firangi Style
The movie unapologetically throws samosas into Scottish castles, makes the Queen’s guards dance to dhol, and somehow still manages to sneak in an emotional monologue about family, land, and izzat—because it’s not a Bollywood sequel without that.
And don’t worry, the flying turban physics and punches that defy Newton’s laws are all still intact. Only now, the backdrop is ancient ruins and lochs.
What Makes Son of Sardar 2 So Global Yet So Local?
- Dialogues: Punjabi-tadka one-liners that’ll make even the Loch Ness Monster giggle.
- Action: Think WWE meets Gadar… but with kilts.
- Romance: Cross-cultural crushes? Yes please.
- Music: Bagpipes meet bhangra? You won’t be able to unhear it.
Pure Madness
Whether you loved or hated the first one, ‘Son of Sardaar 2’ is not here to please critics—it’s here to please the crowd. And by “crowd” we mean anyone who loves nonsensical desi comedy served with a global twist.
So get ready to scream “Oye hoye!” in Scottish accents, because Desi Comedy just bought a one-way ticket to the UK—and it’s not coming back quietly.
Rating: 4/5 bagpipes full of mirchi 🔥🎶
