Guru Randhawa Calls Out Diljit Dosanjh For Taking Pakistani Actor Hania Aamir In Sardaar Ji 3
Guru Randhawa has joined the increasing criticism of Diljit Dosanjh's forthcoming movie Sardaar Ji 3 ft. Hania Aamir!
Guru Randhawa has joined the increasing criticism of Diljit Dosanjh’s forthcoming movie Sardaar Ji 3, indirectly criticising the actor-singer for the selection of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. Though the film was made before the April 22 terror attack at Pahalgam, its recent promotions have caused an uproar on social media, more so with the prevailing political sensitivities.
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In a strongly worded message posted on X (formerly Twitter), Guru Randhawa seemed to target Diljit indirectly. He asked some of the artists not to forget where they came from, even though their present citizenship might be different. He told them that they were groomed to become artists in India and advised them to be more proud of where they belong, with a tongue-in-cheek addition that controversies are being made as a PR campaign.
One of Randhawa’s follow-up posts was similarly worded. He ridiculed the fame of the entertainment industry, suggesting that some artists base their work more on their public relations staff than on their own talent. “When PR is more capable than the artist, controversy is a part of everyday business,” he posted, suggesting that the controversy over Sardaar Ji 3 might be hype rather than substance.
At the same time, the producers of the film released an official statement affirming that Hania Aamir was approached for the project long before any recent geopolitical turn of events. They reiterated that the film was shot prior to the Pahalgam attack and that no casting choices were made according to present tension.
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The group also announced that, given the circumstances, Sardaar Ji 3 will not be released in India. Instead, the film will be launched overseas on June 27.
First Published: June 26, 2025 5:12 PM
