Hania Aamir’s ‘Sardaar Ji 3’ success party

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  • A special celebration was held in honor of actress Hania Aamir to mark the tremendous success of the Indian Punjabi film Sardaar Ji 3, in which she played a lead role.
  • *Sardaar Ji 3* was released globally, including in Pakistan, on June 27.
  • This milestone has made it the highest-grossing Indian Punjabi film in Pakistan, surpassing the previous record held by Carry on Jatta 3.  To celebrate the film’s success, Hania Aamir shared a video message on Instagram, thanking her Pakistani fans.
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A special celebration was held in honor of actress Hania Aamir to mark the tremendous success of the Indian Punjabi film Sardaar Ji 3, in which she played a lead role. The party was organized by her close friend Maida and was attended by several prominent figures from the entertainment industry.

Following the film’s box office success, the celebration drew many well-known celebrities including Humayun Saeed, Ushna Shah, Yasir Hussain, Sonya Hussyn, Ayesha Omar, Yashma Gill, Momal Sheikh, Komal Aziz, and others.

Hania Aamir was seen enjoying the party alongside fellow artists—dancing, taking affectionate photos, and celebrating the moment with joy and laughter. The gathering was filled with energy, good vibes, and appreciation for the film’s remarkable achievement.

*Sardaar Ji 3* was released globally, including in Pakistan, on June 27. According to reports, the film has so far earned ₹630 million (63 crore) internationally, with an impressive ₹310 million (31 crore) coming from Pakistan alone. This milestone has made it the highest-grossing Indian Punjabi film in Pakistan, surpassing the previous record held by Carry on Jatta 3. 

To celebrate the film’s success, Hania Aamir shared a video message on Instagram, thanking her Pakistani fans.

“Your love has taken ‘Sardaar Ji 3’ to new heights. It’s all because of you. I’m truly grateful to each and every one of you,” she said.

Critics have also praised Hania’s debut in Indian Punjabi cinema, noting her screen presence and performance.

The film’s trailer, which was released in mid-June, sparked a wave of backlash on Indian social media for casting a Pakistani actress. As India-Pakistan tensions escalated, several public figures and users called for a boycott of the film and of Diljit Dosanjh himself.

The Federation of Western India Cine Employees even sent a letter to filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, urging him to sever all ties with Diljit. There were also appeals to cancel Diljit’s citizenship and blacklist him from the Indian entertainment industry.

Still, Diljit stood firm and refused to drop Hania from the project, a move now celebrated by fans across Pakistan.

The movie is a comedy featuring Diljit Dosanjh and Hania Aamir in leading roles, where they are shown chasing ghosts in a fun and entertaining storyline.

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