పాక్‌ సేనల్ని పారిపోయేలా చేసిన కార్గిల్‌ వీరుల పోరాటం | Inidan Miltary |Operation Vijay Victory

The trailer didn’t just drop — it stormed in like a wild dhol beat. Ajay Devgn returns as Jassi, but this time, the madness shifts from Punjab to the picturesque landscapes of Scotland. And he’s not alone. Mrunal Thakur joins the ride — and she’s making it count.

Playing Rabia, Jassi’s fake wife in this twisted marriage farce, Mrunal owns every frame she’s in. She’s not a decorative sidekick; she comes in with sass, spark, and perfect comic timing. Her chemistry with Ajay Devgn adds a fun edge, striking a balance between massy madness and sharp wit — all without trying too hard.

The trailer is a full-on masala mix — action, absurd one-liners, over-the-top drama, and cultural jabs (including a cheeky reference to Pakistan). The tone is loud, colourful, and unapologetically chaotic. And that’s exactly what fans of the original seem to crave.

Where Son of Sardar was rooted in rustic hilarity, its sequel cranks up the scale — global location, quirky plot twists, and a new dynamic with Mrunal that’s stealing early attention. She might just be the surprise package of this sequel.

With a release date locked for July 25, Son of Sardar 2 promises to bring noise, nostalgia, and a whole lot of new-age madness. If the trailer is anything to go by, it’s not here to whisper — it’s here to roar.