Ajay Devgn's Son of Sardar gets mixed reviews from critics!

Son of Sardar, directed by Ashwani Dhir is a complete masala entertainer. Son of Sardar, originally made by Rajamouli in Telugu as Maryada Ramanna was remade in Kannada and Bengali languages as well. The film starring Ajay Devgn, Sonakshi Sinha and Sanjay Dutt in the lead has got mixed response from critics. Check out what the film critics has to say:

Bollywood Hungama's Rating: 4
Son of Sardar stays most faithful to the ideology of providing unabashed entertainment, while logic, expectedly, takes a backseat. But who's expecting a movie with smart repartee and loads of enlightenment anyway?

Times of India's Rating: 3
Move over Chicken Khurana, the real butter kukkad is here. And he's here with a bang this Diwali - singing, dancing, flipping in the air - all in the mustard fields of Phagwara (that's in Punjab, FYI), classic Bollywood ishtyle. Except that this is a Singham getting Dabangg and Rowdier than any Rathore - on Punjabi steroids - and in total sardaar avatar. Hadippa!

NDTV's Rating: 1.5
Son of Sardar is a vengeance drama in the garb of a slapstick comedy - a tangled mess that has no way of working its way around the sloppy screenplay, co-written by director Ashwni Dhir himself.

Oneindia's Rating: 3.5
Son of Sardar, directed by Ashwani Dhir is a complete masala entertainer, with North Indian tadka! SOS, like Rowdy Rathore entertains you as long as you don't search for story and logic!

Rediff's Rating: 1
For a little over two hours, director Ashwin Dhir tortures by imposing upon us Himesh Reshammiya's and Sajid-Wajid's music as well as actors whose collective acting skill perhaps is only slightly better than those of actors in inter-school skit competitions.