Hania Aamir has shared a series of photos and videos from the set of Sardaar Ji 3, giving fans an exclusive look at the shoot of the hit song Sohni Lagdi.

 

She captioned her post: "Sohni lagna mushkil tha". The fans, however, clearly disagreed, flooding the comments with love and laughter.

 

In the clips from behind-the-scenes (BTS), Hania is seen wrapped in layers of clothing to fight off the biting cold. In one video, she’s sitting on the floor, covered in a leather jacket, shivering, and joking, "Mujhe bachao sardi se, main apne mulk ka assasa hoon!"

 

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From her glamorous saree looks to her playful off-camera antics, fans couldn’t get enough. One commented, "Sohni lagna is effortless for you, girly! 😘🤏🏻👑"

 

Another wrote, "Inko bachao, yehi humare mulk ka assasa hain 😭"

 

A fan outside of Pakistan added, "Love you from Singapore 😍😍❤❤❤"

 

Another wrote, "Hahahaha I’m dying 😂😂😂 Best BTS ever!"

 

Amid all the fun, some fans also voiced concerns about artist safety during international shoots. 

 

One user, addressing the production team, said, "Please arrange windbreakers and proper winter gear. Winters abroad are brutal and can be harmful. Artist protection must be a priority."

 

Meanwhile, others hoped to catch more glimpses of her co-star Diljit Dosanjh. One fan wrote, "Haven’t seen Diljit in any of her posts. Want to see him too!"

 

While the film has seen massive success in Pakistan and earned $6 million overseas, Sardaar Ji 3, part of the hit Punjabi comedy franchise, stars Diljit Dosanjh as the beloved Sardaar Ji and marks Hania Aamir’s big Punjabi film debut.

 

Directed by Rohit Jugraj and produced by White Hill Studios and Rhythm Boyz Entertainment, the film blends romance, comedy, and light supernatural elements. It also features veteran actors Jaswinder Bhalla and B.N. Sharma.

 

Despite being banned in India following the escalation between Pakistan and India in May, the film is gaining international attention. The producers, along with Diljit Dosanjh, chose not to release it in India out of respect for public sentiment. However, this hasn’t stopped it from becoming a major success globally.