Gupshup with Jannah

Read time: approx 5mins When I first heard that Sardaar Ji 3 was going to star Hania Aamir alongside Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa , I was immediately curious. A Pakistani actress headlining a big Punjabi film? Not a small thing. And honestly? I loved it. The Indo-Pak crossover felt refreshing rather than awkward — nothing felt forced, and it was honestly nice seeing  Hania Aamir in a lighter, more playful role for once. A Natural Fit in a New Space We’ve seen Hania crying her heart out in countless Pakistani dramas, but here she was — bubbly, confident, and hilarious. Her comedic timing landed better than I expected, and what really surprised me was how well she handled the Punjabi accent . It didn’t feel put on or exaggerated — it felt lived in. It matched her energy and actually made the character more believable. I don’t know why no one's cast her in a Ramadhan romcom yet because this was such a natural fit! Chemistry That Didn't Feel One-Sided Let’s be r...