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Sardar 2 (2026)
When the mysterious Black Dagger threatens national security, Inspector Vijay embarks on his most dangerous mission yet. As the battle unfolds, the extraordinary origin of legendary spy Sardar is finally revealed, uncovering the sacrifices that forged a legend and the secrets that could shape the future.
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When the mysterious Black Dagger threatens national security, Inspector Vijay embarks on his most dangerous mission yet. As the battle unfolds, the extraordinary origin of legendary spy Sardar is finally revealed, uncovering the sacrifices that forged a legend and the secrets that could shape the future.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Nambi
In Theaters:9/10/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:179 minutes
Studio:Prince Pictures, IVY Entertainment
Cast
P. S. Mithran
Director
Karthi
Chandra Bose 'Agent Sardar' / Inspector Vijay Prakash
S. J. Suryah
Yoganandan 'Yogi' a.k.a Black Dagger
Malavika Mohanan
Agent Zara
Ashika Ranganath
Faiza
Rajisha Vijayan
Indhrani
Nassar
Quartermaster Shekar Dattatri
Achyuth Kumar
Agent Walrus
Ashish Vidhyarthi
R&AW Chief Bommai
Munishkanth
Paavadaisami
Rithvik
Timothy 'Timmy'
Luthfudeen
Young Shekhar Dattatri
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