Directed by Harry Bhatti and written by Jass Grewal, the film aims to recreate the magic that won the first installment a National Award.
The Story: A Village Divided by a Highway 🛣️
Set in the fictional (yet strikingly familiar) village of Ratan Singh Wala, the plot explores a modern crisis hitting rural India:
The Conflict: The village is home to 22 Sandhu families who have lived in rare unity for generations. This peace is shattered when a new highway project is announced, causing land prices to skyrocket overnight.
The Fallout: Brotherhood turns into bitterness as greed infects the clan. Inderjit Singh Sandhu (Tarsem Jassar) finds himself standing alone, clinging to his values of honesty while his relatives scramble for compensation.
The Emotional Core: The film isn't just about money; it’s about the "cost of greed" and the realization that while wealth can grow, a broken brotherhood is the hardest thing to restore.
The "Jassar-Khaira" Chemistry 🎙️
The pairing of Tarsem Jassar and Nimrat Khaira remains the film's biggest draw:
The Trailer: Released on March 19, the trailer has already struck a chord for its nostalgic aesthetic and "soul-stirring" background score.
The Music: The album, featuring vocals by both leads, is already trending on Punjabi radio. Tracks like "Vattan Wali Pagri" are being praised for their authentic folk touch.
The Ensemble: The film features a "Who's Who" of Punjabi veteran talent, including Nirmal Rishi, Sardar Sohi, Sunita Dhir, and Shavinder Mahal, ensuring the village atmosphere feels lived-in and real.
Release Details: At a Glance
Feature Details Release Date Friday, 3 April 2026 Runtime 132 Minutes (2h 12m) Genre Period Drama / Romance Language Punjabi (with English Subtitles) Production Vehli Janta Films & Omjee Cine World
SantaBanta Verdict:
In a month dominated by the high-octane "Tsunami" of Dhurandhar 2 and the upcoming Ramayana reveal, Rabb Da Radio 3 offers a much-needed breath of fresh air. It’s a film for the "pinds" and the families who value heritage over highways. For the Mohali audience, this is the big one to watch this weekend.
