After ‘Housefull 5’ success, this Punjabi beauty bags another big project, set to star opposite Sunny Deol…; She is…
According to a Pinkvilla source, Bajwa’s character is no mere cameo; she’s the emotional core of the sequel, her arc reflecting strength, sacrifice, and chemistry that lights up the screen alongside Diljit’s portrayal.
Within the middle of Housefull 5’s roaring success, Sonam Bajwa—already riding high with upcoming roles in Baaghi 4 opposite Tiger Shroff and Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat alongside Harshvardhan Rane—drops into a mark-new battlefield. Rumour has it she’s plan to superstar within the noteworthy-anticipated Border 2, sharing intense emotional terrain with Diljit Dosanjh amid the chaos of conflict.
In response to a Pinkvilla source, Bajwa’s character will not be any mere cameo; she’s the emotional core of the sequel, her arc reflecting energy, sacrifice, and chemistry that lights up the shroud alongside Diljit’s portrayal. The war isn’t just exterior—it’s fought within the heart. And her entrée is timed to perfection: cameras roll from unhurried June through mid-August in Pune, as Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, Ahan Shetty, and now Bajwa bring Border 2 to life under Anurag Singh’s lens. The hunt for Varun’s heroine, on the alternative hand, continues.
While makers private kept her involvement unconfirmed, the whispers raise weight—on the least, Bajwa and Diljit portion a wealthy chemistry, honed all the draw in which through Punjabi hits like Hounsla Rakh, Corpulent Singh, Sardar Ji (and its sequel), Shada and Rana Cha Dhanna.
Directed by Kesari’s Anurag Singh and backed by JP and Nidhi Dutta alongside T‑Sequence, Border 2 is slated to hit theaters on Republic Day 2026—a high open slot channelling the patriotic pronounce of its 1997 cult predecessor.
From handing over punchlines in Housefull 5 to entering into the trenches for Border 2, Sonam Bajwa’s occupation arc isn’t just model-hopping—it’s a intrepid recalibration. Her choices have faith no longer exclusively ambition but a starvation to broaden her fluctuate, from rom-com comfort zones to high-stakes war dramas. But this onscreen evolution echoes a deeper, offscreen move, too.
In a candid chat with Siddharth Kannan, Bajwa revisited the shadows of her childhood, being bullied for no longer fitting the comely-skinned stereotype expected of Punjabi girls. Family members sidelined her, some even refusing to invite her home. That early exclusion etched a sense of defiance in her, one which now looks to be fuelling her courageous choices in cinema.
With Baaghi 4 plan for September 5 and Border 2 gearing up for a 2026 debut, Sonam Bajwa’s filmography reveals no longer just ambition, but audacity. Will this drag into war drama cement her transition from Punjabi?
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