Sunny Deol’s ‘Jatt’ aims for Republic Day 2025 release as ‘Lahore 1947’ gets pushed: Report

Following the remarkable success of ‘

Gadar 2

‘, expectations are soaring for Sunny Deol‘s upcoming films, including ‘

Jatt

‘, ‘Lahore: 1947’, ‘Ramayana’, and ‘

Border 2

‘. Each project is poised to showcase Deol’s prowess in action-packed roles, with the hope that they will resonate well with audiences and achieve significant box-office success. Initially, it was anticipated that ‘Lahore: 1947’ would be Deol’s next release after ‘Gadar 2’, scheduled for the Republic Day weekend of January 26, 2025.

However, recent reports have revealed a shift in this plan.
As reported by Pinkvilla says that, instead of ‘Lahore: 1947’, Sunny Deol’s next film to hit theaters will be ‘Jatt’, directed by Gopichand Malineni. The announcement regarding this change is expected to be made shortly, as both the production house and Deol believe that the Republic Day weekend is an ideal time for the release of this action-oriented film.
The film ‘Jatt’ promises to deliver a unique blend of action and patriotism, featuring Sunny Deol in a larger-than-life role. The report mentioned the film’s premise, noting its emotional depth, it’s a big-budget action entertainer with a strong emotional core – a genre that Sunny has excelled at in his career. The makers are excited to unleash this beast for the cinema-going audience. This indicates that audiences can expect not only thrilling action sequences, but also a narrative that resonates on an emotional level.
Meanwhile, ‘Lahore: 1947’, produced by Aamir Khan and directed by Rajkumar Santoshi, is still on track, but has been pushed back to a release window between March and June 2025. The film’s post-production is currently underway, with particular attention being paid to accurately depicting the partition era’s visuals.

The report revealed that post-production work is currently progressing rapidly under the supervision of director Rajkumar Santoshi, emphasizing that filmmakers are committed to ensuring that the visuals of the partition era are depicted with the utmost care and detail.
The film is based on Asghar Wajahat’s acclaimed play ‘Jis Lahore Nai Dekhya O Jamyai Ni’ and tells the poignant story of a Muslim family migrating from Lucknow to Lahore during partition. It features notable actors such as Preity Zinta and Shabana Azmi, with a climactic train sequence that aims to capture the chaotic emotions surrounding this historical event.