Sargun Mehta on Carry On Jatta 4: 'Disappointments are part of life'
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Punjabi actress Sargun Mehta says that setbacks and disappointments are an inevitable part of life — and that the right response is to keep moving forward regardless. The 37-year-old star, one of the highest-paid actresses in Punjabi cinema, made the remarks ahead of the release of Carry On Jatta 4, scheduled to hit screens on 26 June.
The 'Carry On Jatta' Philosophy
Reflecting on whether she has ever personally leaned on the franchise's signature spirit of perseverance, Mehta was candid. 'I think that disappointments are a part of life. Many times we think that we want many things, but we don't get them, or we think that we can do it, but we can't,' she said.
'And it happens literally, maybe sometimes on a daily basis, sometimes weekly, sometimes monthly. But the attitude should be — Carry On Jatta,' she added. The sentiment mirrors the franchise's core theme: ordinary people navigating extraordinary chaos without losing their sense of humour.
About Carry On Jatta 4
The fourth instalment of the beloved Punjabi comedy franchise revolves around an entirely new web of hilarious lies, mistaken identities, and family chaos. The series, directed by Smeep Kang, launched its first film in 2012, starring Gippy Grewal and Mahie Gill. The second and third parts, released in 2018 and 2023 respectively, featured Grewal alongside Sonam Bajwa. Sargun Mehta joins the franchise for its fourth chapter, which arrives over a decade after the original.
Sargun Mehta's Journey in Film and Television
Mehta began acting during her college years before transitioning to television, making her screen debut in 2009 with the show 12/24 Karol Bagh. She went on to earn recognition for her roles in popular serials including Phulwa, Kya Huaa Tera Vaada, and Balika Vadhu.
Her Punjabi film career began with Angrej in 2015, followed by a string of commercially successful releases — Love Punjab, Lahoriye, Qismat, Qismat 2, Surkhi Bindi, and Saunkan Saunkanay. She made her Hindi film debut in 2022 with Cuttputlli, directed by Ranjit M. Tewari and starring Akshay Kumar and Rakul Preet Singh — a remake of the 2018 Tamil thriller Ratsasan.
What to Expect Next
With Carry On Jatta 4 arriving on 26 June, the franchise is banking on nostalgia and a fresh storyline to draw both loyal fans and new audiences. If the series' track record holds — each instalment has performed strongly at the Punjabi box office — the fourth chapter could be among the bigger Punjabi releases of 2025.