Sardaar Ji 3 Box Office Collection: Diljit-Hania’s Film Stays Strong In Week 2; Creates Huge Record

Sardaar Ji 3 Worldwide Box Office Collection Report: Diljit Dosanjh's latest film, Sardaar Ji 3, has been making headlines for controversial reasons. The third part of the Sardaar Ji series faced backlash due to the casting of Pakistani actress Hania Aamir. Her past remarks about India and Operation Sindoor have sparked criticism. Despite this, the film is performing exceptionally well at the global box office. Due to the controversy surrounding Hania Aamir's involvement, the creators of Sardaar Ji 3 opted not to release the film in India.

While Sardaar Ji 3 had released across the world apart from India, it opened to rave reviews from the audience and critics. In fact, it has managed to set the box office on fire since the first day itself. After recording the highest opening for Indian film in Pakistan, Sardaar Ji 3 has been going strong at the box office in overseas during the second week. And while fans have been going gaga over Sardaar Ji 3's songs and Diljit and Hania's chemistry, it has created a new record at the box office

Sardaar Ji 3 Worldwide Box Office Collection

It is reported that Sardaar Ji 3 has managed to mint $5 million (INR 42.83 crores) at the overseas box office in 10 days of release. As per a report published in Koimoi, Diljit's Sardaar Ji 2 has made a collection of $2.2 million in North America, $830K in Pakistan, $725K in United Kingdom, $685K in Australia-NZ and $300K in Middle East.

Sardaar Ji 3 Records Highest Grossing Punjabi Film Of 2025

Interestingly, Sardaar Ji 3 has managed to surpass Saunkan Saunkanay 2 which had minted Rs 35 crores globally. As a result, Sardaar Ji 3 has emerged as the highest grossing Punjabi film of 2025. This isn't all. Sardaar Ji 3 has also surpassed it budget of Rs 35 crores.

Meanwhile, Diljit reacted to the Sardaar Ji 3 controversy during an interview with BBC Asian Network and stated, "When this film was made, the situation was fine... We shot it in February and everything was going well at that time. Look, there are a lot of things, big things, that are not in our control. So the producers decided that obviously, now this film won't release in India, so let's release it overseas".