The Sardaar is back and he is unstoppable. Ajay Devgn is back as Jassi and this time around is even swaggier than last time. Helmed by Vijay Kumar Arora this ultimate joy-ride is packed with amazing performance exotic locales stellar ensemble and outsntaing music an ultimate high-energy enterainer of the year! Ajay Devgn as Jassi has plans to visit his wife Dimple (Neeru Bawaj) in London. He is excited and full of hopes as he jets off for a reunion but his trip doesn’t go as planned. Dimple has found love in someone else she has a boyfriend and she wants Jassi to move out and she wants a divorcee and with that she kicks Jassi out of her house. Out of luck and without a roof over his head Jassi’s life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Rabia (Mrunal Thakur) a spirited Pakistani career-woman who runs a company of wedding dancers. The duo strike a connection and Rabia offers Jassi help. Now what starts off as an accidental encounter quickly turns into an unexpected adventure ride when Rabia ropes Jassi into a plan with all the good intentions but it spirals out of control pretty soon. Rabia’s colleague Danish (Chunky Panday) daughter Saba (Roshni Walia) is in love with Goggi (Sahil Mehta) the son of the Raja Sandhu (Ravi Kishan) an ultra-traditional man and he wants a traditional Indian wife for his son. Now entire team of Rabia hails from Pakistani only member around her is Jassi who is an Indian. Rabia comes up with a plan only commercial Hindi cinema could pull off she convinces Jassi to pretend that he is Saba’s Indian father an ex-army officer with traditional values to impress Raja Sandhu and his family. What follows is a delightful mess of mistaken identities hilarious misunderstandings and a wild web of lies that somehow manages to stay heartwarming throughout and keeps on getting complicated and funny. Ajay Devgn as Jassi steals the show. He is the Sardaar we all need in our lives. He is the heart and soul of SOS 2. His comedy timing is pitch perfect especially during the scenes where his lies are about to get exposed but he maintain a straight face through the madness. The is the first ever commercial film for Mrunal Thakur and she manages to ace it. She manages to blend warmth and strength without going overboard with loud emotions. A special shoutout of Deepak Dobriyal who played the role of Gul a transgender. It would be difficult to picture him as anything else after SOS 2. Bhojpuri superstar Ravi Kishan along with Sharat Saxena Sanjay Mishra Ashwini Kalsekar Mukul Dev Vindu Dara Singh Dolly Ahluwalia Kubbra Sait Chunky Panday Roshni Walia and Sahil Mehta the makers have managed to give space to every character which is a difficult task for a commercial family drama. Every character in the movie feels needed and offers something incredibly unique and hilarious. Music Album is outstanding. The film is packed with soulful and foot-tapping numbers. Songs such as Pehla Tu Duja Tu Nazar Battu and Nachdi captures the spirit of the film perfectly. The film is a treat visually. The story travels from India to London and Scotland every country is captured beautifully. Produced by Devgn Films and Jio Studios the film understand its audience and delivers accordingly. If you’re in the mood for a feel-good film that will make you laugh Son of Sardaar 2 is exactly the movie to watch! Director - Vijay Kumar Arora Cast - Ajay Devgn Ravi Kishan Mrunal Thakur Deepak Dobriyal Kubbra Sait Chunky Panday Sharat Saxena Mukul Dev Vindu Dara Singh Roshni Walia Sanjay Mishra Ashwini Kalsekar Sahil Mehta Dolly Ahluwalia Neeru Bajwa Rating - 4