Sardaar Ji 3 Teaser Out: Diljit Dosanjh Returns As Ghost Hunter, Promises A Laugh Riot

Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa starrer Sardaar ji 3 teaser has been finally released. The film was one of the most anticipated. The horror comedy will be released on June 27, and ahead of its theatrical release, Diljit has been sharing a lot of behind-the-scenes photos. And the newly released teaser has only added to the excitement level among fans. Diljit returns as the stylish ghost hunter in the third installment of the franchise.
The video starts with a team entering into UK's most haunted castle. In order to enter it, the team calls Diljit Dosanjh, who is believed to handle ghosts. The comedy starts with the actor entering and having a discussion with female ghosts. As the video proceeds, the mystery deepens, and it will be interesting to see how Diljit makes the castle ghost free.

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