Sardaar Ji 3 falls in love in Pakistan, Diljit shared audience’s reactions
Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Sardar Ji 3’ quit his India release amid controversies but opened for cinemas packed in Pakistan. Despite the backlash, the film received huge response in Pakistan, earning an estimated $ 500,000 on its first day.
In short
- Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Sardar Ji 3’ is not released due to political stress in India
- The actor shared a glimpse of the reactions of the audience excited by theaters in Pakistan
- The film achieved a record-breaking opening in Pakistan, earned an estimated $ 500,000 on its first day
Despite being denied a dramatic release in India, Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Sardar Ji 3’ is witnessing a big success on the border. The international released on June 27, 2025 went to Housefull in theaters of Pakistan. On Friday, Pakistan -based Theater Cinegold Please shared a video showing packed for the film, and Diljit later showed a clip of universal cinema, highlighting the audience’s enthusiastic reaction.
Diljit Dosanjh shared the reel on Instagram, which showed the cheering crowd and read, “12 show on ultra screen. The largest in the country. The audience’s huge response to Sardar Ji 3 ‘. Come and look!”
Despite the strong opening of horror-comedy comes Co-stagger’s Diljit’s decision with Pakistani actor Hania AamirA casting option that led to a dispute between increasing India-Pakistan tension.
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Comedy-action film ‘Sardar G3’ has allegedly achieved a record-breaking opening in Pakistan, which earned an estimated $ 500,000 on its first day. It now takes the title for the most opening for an Indian film in Pakistan, which crosses the previous record set by Bollywood hits like ‘Sultan’.
Globally, ‘Sardar G3’ ranks as the third best early day for Punjabi film, leaving only ‘Jat and Juliet 3’ and ‘Carrie on Jatt’. Experts in the industry expect even more strong numbers in the weekend, as the film was released on a high-foot on Friday.
The situation between India and Pakistan intensified after the Pahlgam terror attack on 22 April, causing the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWIS) urge the Central Film Certification (CBFC) to block the film’s release in India. Responding to resentment, the manufacturers only opted to release ‘Sardar G3’ abroad.
Talk to BBC Asian NetworkDiljit broke his silence on the matter. “When this film was made, everything was fine. We shot it in February and things were fine. After that, there were a lot of big things that were beyond our control. So the manufacturers decided that the film will no longer be released in India, so they would release it abroad.
He further stated that producers were aware of the possible financial loss by removing the entire region like India. At the time when he signed the film, everything was normal at the time, but the situation has changed since then and is Now beyond their controlHe said that if the makers chose the film to release the film internationally, he fully supports his decision.
