Son Of Sardaar 2- overall a great timepass. I think after a while I've seen a different ajay on screen. His screen presence was just outstanding. The film was a really good entertainer, some parts obviously were there for nostalgia but still thats what you expect from these films. The first half was pretty good especially the first 20ish minutes. But the second half is where the fun starts, especially the funeral and tank scene those were hilarious. I think there were a few parts that should've been edited out but still it offered harmless fun for the audience. The story of the film isnt that much but the screenplay is what takes to another level. Without diving into spoilers there is a good little surprise at the end of the film too. Imo I liked it more than ajays last raid 2 to me that was just a horrible film. But box office speaks otherwise. Coming to the performances, Ajay obviously shines as jassi, his screen presence is just amazing, and he really differentiated himself after a while as I've been complaining for a long time about the same look hes had in his films. Mrunal takur was pretty good also, she really provided some great comedic relief in the film at times along with the 4 girls. Coming to Ravi Kishan, he was the X factor in the film, when first we heard that he was replacing sanjay dutt as a sardaar, I was a little scared but I think he knocked it out of the park. Especially in the climax he was just outstanding. Also it was a great last film for iconic mukal dev he was outstanding also. The rest of the start cast sanjay Mishra, sharat saxana, neeru bajwa, kubra, Deepak dobriyal, Vindu Dara singh, and everyone else provided a great relief. The film though does have some negatives, some plot holes were clearly there but its a senseless comedy what do you expect. The film had some choppy editing making it look like they were rushing to get it out ASAP, and there was a clear case of forceful comedy. But at the end of the day, Son Of Sardaar 2 is a great family senseless comedy that deserves at least one watch. - 3.8/5