Son of Sardaar 2 has finally hit theatres, and fans are stunned by how ridiculous the film is. While Son of Sardaar was known for being a fun and wholesome entertainer, its sequel seems to be lost in its own confusion. It doesn’t quite know what it wants to be and ends up missing the mark in nearly every way possible.
Audiences are now grouping the film with other recent brainrot comedies like Housefull 5, Hamshakals, and Cirkus. Rather than offering genuine laughter, the movie leans on recycled internet meme trends and painfully outdated humour. The jokes land so poorly that many viewers hesitate to even call them jokes at all.
Disappointment deepened when fans realized just how crass and tone-deaf the comedy is. The humour feels directionless and low-effort, making it a frustrating viewing experience. Audience reactions on social media are overwhelmingly negative, and critics have echoed these sentiments in their reviews. The box office numbers have already taken a hit as a result.
Ajay Devgn leads an ensemble cast in this sequel, but their performances are wasted in a script that offers no emotional depth or comic payoff. The characters are pushed into bizarre situations that fail to connect or entertain. As backlash continues, several theatres have reportedly begun removing the film from their showings.
A major source of criticism is the film’s rampant sexism and B-grade dialogue. One line in particular — “Jao unke tits check karo. Paaji tits nahi ticks” — has triggered outrage. Many are questioning how such vulgarity passed through CBFC. Female viewers have especially called out the film for normalizing disrespect toward women.
In the end, Son of Sardaar 2 fails to deliver on every front. From weak humour and offensive jokes to poor storytelling, it has left audiences wondering how such content was greenlit. The backlash shows no sign of slowing, and the film appears headed toward a box office flop.
