Chal Mera Putt 2

• Amrinder Gill as Jaswinder Singh 'Jinder'
• Simi Chahal as Swaran Kaur 'Savy'
• Garry Sandhu as Deepa
• Iftikhar Thakur as Chaudhary Shamsher
• Nasir Chinyoti as Tabrez
• Akram Udas as Boota
• Hardeep Gill as Bikkar Chacha
• Gurshabad as Balwinder Singh 'Billa'
• Zafri Khan as Advocate ‘Bilal’
• Nirmal Rishi
• Agha Majid as Tabrez's father
• Rubi Anam as Saira
• Rup Khatkar as Bal
• Seema Kaushal as Bikkar's wife
• Sanju Solanki as Billa's father
• Navdeep Brar as Veer

After the success of Chal Mera Putt, makers decided to make two sequels of the film.[2] Iftikhar Thakur in an interview disclosed that Zafri Khan and Rubi Anam are also part of cast, and will play pivotal roles in the film.[2] Garry Sandhu was confirmed as a lead actor alongside Amrinder Gill and Simi Chahal following the release of the title poster.[3] Cast and crew of the prequel reprised their roles whereas Sandhu, Khan, Anam and Nirmal Rishi were added to the cast.[4] Sandhu marks his comeback in Punjabi cinema after 6 years with his last film Romeo Ranjha (2014).[5]

Principal photography of the film began on 12 November 2019 in Birmingham and was wrapped on 22 December 2019.[6] The film was shot in United Kingdom and India.[2] First schedule of the filming was completed in London.[7] United Kingdom schedule was wrapped on 27 December 2019.[8] Additional filming took place in January 2020. The film's final dubbing took place in February 2020.[9] The film was edited by Rohit Dhiman and its final cut ran for a total of 124 minutes and 47 seconds.[10] The film is produced by Rhythm Boyz Entertainment in collaboration with Gillz Network, Omjee Star Studios, and Phantasy Films Ltd Productions.[11] Distribution rights were acquired by Omjee Group in India while Rhythm Boyz itself in overseas.

The film's soundtrack is composed by Dr Zeus, which includes vocals by Amrinder Gill, Gurshabad, and Nimrat Khaira. Background score is composed by Gurcharan Singh. Lyrics were penned by Satta Vairowalia, Harmanjeet, and Bir Singh. The song "Boota Gaalan Kad Da Ae" was ranked in New Zealand YouTube music weekly chart.[12] The song "Majhe Wal Da" and its music video was praised by critics.[13] The song also featured in Australia and New Zealand YouTube charts.

The film was released worldwide on 13 March 2020.[2] The film became the biggest Punjabi release ever in United Kingdom and Australia with the screen count over 60 screens.[14] Cast of the film promoted the film in different countries by dividing pairs.[15] Similarly, as the prequel the film is facing difficulties in Pakistan release due to the cultural ban between India and Pakistan in the aftermath of the 2019 Pulwama attack.[9][16] Discussions were held by the local distributors with government officials and censor board in Pakistan for release of the film.[17] Entertainment Pakistan stated that the film may release in Pakistan following the talks by distributors with government circles.[15] However, the film was not released in Pakistan on scheduled date.[18] On 14 March 2020, cinema halls were ordered to close by Punjab government due to outbreak of coronavirus.[19] Due to shutdown makers have decided to re-release the film worldwide, following the cinema hall opening again.[20]

On 3 February 2020, the film's title poster was released along its release date as 13 March 2020.[21] On 20 February 2020, the first song "Boota Gaalan Kad Da Ae" from the film's soundtrack, sung by Amrinder Gill and Gurshabad was released.[22] The official trailer of the film was released on 23 February 2020.[23][24] The trailer crossed the million views within eight hours, and 2.7 million views on YouTube within twenty-four hours of its release.[25] On 1 March 2020, the second song "Majboori" from the film, sung by Gurshabad was released.[26] On 11 March 2020, the promotional duet track "Majhe Wal Da", sung by Gill and Nimrat Khaira is releasing. Also, the song "Baddlan De Kaalje" was released in the prequel, which was sung by the same duo.[27] On 12 March 2020, the title track of the film sung by Gill and Gurshabad was released.[28]

The film was released on 13 March 2020 but was pulled out of theaters because of COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in India. In May, it was announced that the film will be re-released once the lockdown will be over.[29] The film was re-released in Dubai on 27 May 2020.[30] When Karaj Gill was asked about releasing the film digitally, he denied and said, "The kind of money OTT platforms offer to regional cinema is not enough to recover the costs. Low-budget films might be able to break even through this, but not us."[31]

Makers have decided to make another sequel with same cast and crew. The principal photography of the film is expected to begin in July–August 2020.[2] The makers have said that we will be shooting for Chal Mera Putt 3 in April 2021.

• Chal Mera Putt 2 at IMDb