Sardaar Ji

Worst movie I have ever seen. Wonder who has been giving it more than 2 stars. There is no spontaneity in the movie. Not a single moment in the movie you can enjoy I am a big fan of Mr. Bhalla which is why I saw it he is completely wasted in the movie. I have also lately realized that it is becoming trend in the Punjabi movies to portray Sikhs as most brave and shave head people cowards. Good luck they are ruining Punjabi culture by just portraying Hindus as evil no coward just what Kashmiri did to Kashmiri,pundits I know it's not the platform where you should say this but I think it's a valid point where it's shown how a Sikh boy is tormented by clean shave head Hindi speaking boys which is so silly.

Illogical and very badly scripted.

Please don't waste your time.

I certainly had good expectations from this film, being a fan of Jatt and Juliet, and of course, Neeru & Diljit. But this one is a big letdown.

The production values are high and I really liked the performances by the three leading actors as well as the supporting cast. Mandy is not up to the mark but the potential in her is visible. Unfortunately, the efforts of the star cast are foiled by a very slow paced story. Though it has an interesting mystery angle, the way it unfurls is not in the least interesting.

I certainly expected a lot of romcom moments in this film and did not receive even one of it. There was no Diljit madness here. Also, none of the songs were worth a second hear for me unlike the ones from Jatt & Juliet.

It's good to see that Punjabi cinema is trying hard to bring up its standards. Better luck next time though.

As the title suggests, the plot is quite different to the norm Punjabi movie being a 'fantasy'; however the execution could have been better.

A wide cast, Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa were just OK, Mandy Takhar is much more capable than her performance suggests and Jaswinder Bhalla was just wasted.

An annoying aspect of the film was the random use of different geographic locations within specific scenes, i.e. at one point Diljit is wondering around central London, the next he's standing at a cliff edge by the sea front and then in the blink of an eye he's in Canada. Attention to detail would not go-amiss.

Less time on selecting / using different geographic locations, more effort on the plot and character development would have been most welcomed.

The movie is a time-filler and not one that you'll remember in years to come.