Khosla Ka Ghosla 2 release date: Anupam Kher film now arriving 5 March 2027
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Key Takeaways
Khosla Ka Ghosla 2, starring Anupam Kher and Boman Irani, has been handed a revised release date of 5 March 2027, production and distribution house T-Series announced on Tuesday. The long-awaited comedy sequel had previously been scheduled for a 28 August 2026 theatrical run before the date was pushed back.
The Official Announcement
T-Series shared the new date through its official social media handle, posting: 'Deal Pakki! The Khoslas are ready to take possession of cinemas with #KhoslaKaGhosla2, arriving on the big screen on 5th March 2027!' The accompanying poster reportedly featured the principal cast wrapped inside a bomb fashioned from property documents, with Boman Irani's character Khurana poised to ignite the fuse — a nod to the property-dispute comedy at the heart of the film.
Who Is Behind the Film
Directed by Umesh Bisht, the sequel has been produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Savita Raj Hiremath, and Raj Hiremath. Alongside Kher and Irani, the cast includes Kiran Juneja, Ranvir Shorey, and Tara Sharma, all of whom reprise their roles from the original 2006 film.
Kher on His Bond With Boman Irani
In August 2026, as Irani wrapped up his portion of the shoot, Kher reflected warmly on their off-screen friendship. 'Our relationship in the film couldn't be more different from our relationship off screen. In the film, he is the intimidating, ruthless and unforgettable #KhuranaSaab. In real life, he is one of the warmest, kindest and most generous friends one could ask for,' Kher wrote.
He added that Irani's craft elevated every scene: 'His understanding of cinema, his preparation, his attention to detail and his ability to make every scene richer are simply extraordinary. Even between takes, whether we were discussing films, life or playing world building or a game of chess, every moment with him was a joy.'
The Original Film and Its Legacy
The first Khosla Ka Ghosla, released in 2006, followed Kamal Kishore Khosla — a middle-class Delhi man played by Kher — and his family as they battled to reclaim land seized by the scheming builder Khurana. The film developed a devoted following over the years, making the sequel one of Hindi cinema's more anticipated callbacks to a beloved mid-2000s comedy. Notably, the six-month delay pushes the film into the relatively uncrowded early-March theatrical window, which has historically been friendly to mid-budget Indian comedies.
With the new date locked in, audiences can expect the full marketing push to begin in the coming months ahead of the 5 March 2027 opening.