Diljit Dosanjh shares his experience working with Hania Aamir

Diljit Dosanjh, the director of "Sardaar Ji 3," is facing pressure after releasing the trailer and announcing its exclusive overseas release.
Dosanjh reveals that he filmed "Sardaar Ji 3" in February and that the producers invested heavily in the project.
Despite potential losses in India, Dosanjh hopes to recover some of their budget through international releases.

Diljit Dosanjh is facing mounting pressure after releasing the trailer of his film “Sardaar Ji 3”, which features Hania Aamir, and announcing its release exclusively in overseas markets. Following the announcement, Indian filmmaking associations began threatening Diljit for casting Hania Aamir in the film. They have also warned him that he may be blacklisted and denied future work opportunities in India.

He has now spoken to BBC Asia, revealing that he filmed “Sardaar Ji 3” in February when everything was normal. He explained that no one can predict where politics might lead in the future. According to Diljit, the producers invested a significant amount of money into the project and ultimately chose to release the film in overseas markets. While he acknowledged that cutting out India— the major territory—will result in losses, he said the team is hoping to recover at least part of their budget through international releases.

Hania Aamir has become another point of concern for Indian audiences. Speaking about working with her in the film, Diljit Dosanjh said he had a great experience and praised her professionalism. He emphasized that he always gives his female co-stars space on set. Comparing his experience, he shared that working with Hania was just as enjoyable as working with Neeru Bajwa.

Listen to what he said:

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The internet is once again laughing over Diljit Dosanjh’s decision to release the film overseas. One user urged, “Release it in Pakistan. We’ll make it a hit.” Another commented, “What a tactic—now the film will earn in dollars.” A third added, “The Pakistani audience is so excited.” Here's what people are saying: