The trailer for Godday Godday Chaa 2 is finally out, and it’s already stirring excitement across Punjabi cinema fans. With a spirited mix of comedy, culture, and commentary, the sequel brings back the beloved flavour of the National Award-winning original—only this time, with the women leading the charge (literally).
Set against the colourful chaos of Punjabi wedding traditions, Godday Godday Chaa 2 flips the script by putting the women in charge of the celebrations while the men scramble to adjust to their unexpected side roles. What follows is a fun, cheeky exploration of how tradition meets transformation—and how laughter makes room for change.
While the first Godday Godday Chaa poked fun at the outdated custom of barring women from wedding processions, the sequel takes it up a notch. Now, the women not only join the wedding—they’re running it.
From planning the big day to managing every detail of the shaadi, the ladies are front and centre, leaving the men hilariously confused and occasionally sidelined. The story balances humour with heart, tackling the idea of gender equality through joyful storytelling and social satire.
Ammy Virk returns in the lead, joined once again by Tania, who shines in her empowered role. They’re supported by a dynamic ensemble including Gitaj Bindrakhia, Gurjazz, Nirmal Rishi, Nikeet Dhillon, and Sardar Sohi—all of whom bring warmth and punch to their roles.
Directed by Vijay Kumar Arora, and written by Jagdeep Sidhu, Godday Godday Chaa 2 stays rooted in cultural authenticity while still being refreshingly forward-thinking. The film is produced by Zee Studios and VH Entertainment, with Umesh Kumar Bansal and Varun Arora backing the project.
Mark your calendars—Godday Godday Chaa 2 hits theatres on October 21, 2025. With wedding season just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to dive into a film that reimagines rituals and relationships with equal parts sass and soul.
If the trailer is anything to go by, Godday Godday Chaa 2 promises to be more than just a sequel. It’s a cultural ride packed with laughter, music, and a fresh perspective on how families—and festivals—can thrive with shared responsibilities and mutual respect.
In a time when change often comes slow, this film is a delightful reminder that sometimes, the biggest shifts start with a good laugh and a great dance number.
Check out the trailer here :