“Sardaarji 3” has taken the global box office by storm, smashing records and raising eyebrows—not just for its massive success, but for the glitzy celebration that followed. The film’s premiere turned into a who’s who of South Asian showbiz, dazzling fans with a red carpet flooded by A-list celebrities.
The event, hosted in Karachi, was nothing short of a spectacle. Yasir Hussain and Sonya Hussayn made a grand entrance, drawing flashes from every camera. Yashma Gill stunned in an elegant black gown, while Hasan Rizvi’s dynamic energy was hard to miss on the dance floor. Sarwat Gilani added a touch of sophistication, and rising star Maida Azmat won hearts with her understated glamour.
Social media erupted with videos and photos from the night—some praising the film’s international breakthrough, others critiquing what they called an “overhyped celebrity circus.” The cast and production team remained focused on the film’s achievements. “We wanted to celebrate not just a movie, but a cultural moment,” said a smiling Sarwat Gilani.
“Sardaarji 3”, continuing the beloved franchise, blends action, humor, and heart in a way that’s resonated with audiences from Lahore to London. Industry insiders predict it may become one of the highest-grossing South Asian films of the year.
Still, controversy buzzed through the air. Critics called out certain celebrities for “using the film’s success for personal PR,” sparking debates about the thin line between celebration and self-promotion. Love it or loathe it, the film—and the star-studded bash—has everyone talking.
With box office numbers climbing and international buzz building, Sardaarji 3 proves that Punjabi cinema is no longer a local affair—it’s a global triumph
