Border 2 movie review and box office collection live updates: Sunny Deol starrer makes strong Rs 30 crore start at Indian box office

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: When Sharbani Mukherjee became a national crush after ‘Border’ release

Almost 30 years ago, ‘Border’ hit theatres and wowed everyone. People still remember Sunny Deol’s loud roar, the emotional war scenes, and the strong friendship between the soldiers. But one role quietly stayed in people’s hearts, a gentle performance that showed feelings of love, longing, and loss.

In ‘Border’, Sharbani Mukherjee won hearts as Phoolwati, the devoted wife of Sunil Shetty’s character. Her role might have been small, but her quiet grace and expressive eyes made it unforgettable. Amid a story driven by war and courage, she brought emotional depth, portraying love and pain with rare subtlety. Coming from the celebrated Mukherjee family, Sharbani is the cousin of Kajol and Rani Mukerji. Interestingly, while Kajol was already a big name by then and Rani was beginning her journey in films, ‘Border’ marked Sharbani’s own entry into Bollywood.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: When Diljit Dosanjh spoke about his strained relationship with his parents

Diljit Dosanjh once reflected on the uneasy bond he shared with his family, revealing how a key childhood experience shaped him. He recounted that his parents, without seeking his opinion, chose to send him to Ludhiana to stay with a relative, a decision that left a lasting impact on him.

Recalling the experience at Ranveer Allahabadia's podcast, Diljit shared, "I was eleven years old when I left my home and started living with my mamaji (maternal uncle). I came to the city leaving my village behind. I shifted to Ludhiana. He said ‘Send him to the city with me' and my parents said ‘Yes, take him.' My parents did not even ask me. I used to stay alone in a small room. I used to just go to school and come back, there wasn't any TV. I had a lot of time. Also, we didn't have mobile phones back then, even if I had to call home or receive a call from my parents, it cost us money. So I started becoming distant from my family.”

While recalling his parents’ decision, Diljit expressed that they had good intentions for him. He said, "I respect my mother a lot. My father is a very sweet person. He did not ask me anything. He did not even ask which school I studied. But my connection with them broke. Not just with them, with everyone.”

‘Border2’ Movie Review: Diljit Dosanjh reveals he couldn’t watch ‘Border’ in 1997 due to financial struggles

Diljit Dosanjh is getting a lot of love for his role in ‘Border 2’. People are praising his acting, funny moments, and emotional scenes. But not many know that when Sunny Deol’s ‘Border’ came out in 1997, Diljit didn’t have enough money to go and watch the movie.

In a recent social media video, Diljit said, “I remember when the first Border came, so many people around me went to watch it, but I couldn’t because I didn’t have the money for it. My family also didn’t give me any money for it, but even they didn’t have much, so how could they spare it? I really wanted to watch the film then. Little did I know that I would get the chance to be in the film one day."

Diljit also opened up about his role in ‘Border 2’, which draws inspiration from Flying Officer Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon. Sharing his thoughts, the actor said, “Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon ji’s character, what a wonderful character! If you have never read about him, some people know about him, but you should definitely read and understand his life."

Netizen shares their disappointment after watching ‘Border 2’

A disappointed viewer took to X (formerly Twitter) after watching ‘Border 2’, calling it a major letdown. According to the post, the first half drags with heavy buildup and barely any war action, while the second half leans into excessive drama without emotional impact. The much-hyped final hour reportedly suffers from weak VFX and dim visuals used to mask flaws overall sadly.

What is Operation Chengiz Khan shown in the film?

Spoiler Alert: This live blog post contains significant plot details and spoilers for 'Border 2'. If you haven't seen 'Border 2' yet and wish to avoid spoilers, please stop reading now.

As shown in the film, Operation Chengiz Khan was the trigger point of the 1971 Indo-Pakistan War. It was a bold and risky military move that changed the course of South Asian history. Launched on the evening of December 3, 1971, it was a pre-emptive airstrike by the Pakistan Air Force targeting key Indian airbases and radar stations across the northern and western regions.

Inspired by Israel’s surprise attack during the 1967 Six-Day War, the operation aimed to slow India’s growing involvement in the Bangladesh Liberation War. However, the plan didn’t unfold as expected. India responded swiftly.

Neil Nitin Mukesh showers praise on ‘Border 2’ team

Neil Nitin Mukesh has lauded ‘Border 2’, calling it a film that carries forward the iconic franchise with “heart and honour.” After attending a special screening, the actor took to Instagram to congratulate the makers for mounting the film on a grand, emotional scale. He heaped praise on the cast, calling Sunny Deol “pure power and gravitas,” Varun Dhawan sincere and brave, Ahan Shetty mature and balanced, and Diljit Dosanjh an actor par excellence. He also applauded director Anurag Singh for making the sequel impactful and memorable.

Gross figures also look healthy

Along with the net collection, the gross numbers also looked good. As per early estimates, the film’s gross total reached around Rs 35 crore on Day 1. This includes taxes and other factors. For a war drama, this is a solid start. The makers had reasons to smile. The film quickly showed that it had mass appeal.

Day 1 collection beats expectations

On Day 1, Border 2 collected an impressive Rs 30 crore net in India. This number came as a happy surprise for many. Trade expectations were around the Rs 20 crore range. But the film went much higher. It overshot expectations and scored a clear win at the ticket counters. This strong opening made Border 2 one of the biggest openers in recent times.

Advance booking gave a strong head start

Even before the film released, Border 2 showed signs of strength. The film earned a big amount from advance bookings. As per early estimates, it got a head start of Rs 17 crore from advance sales alone. This showed that the buzz was real. People booked tickets early. Many theatres reported good pre-release demand. This advance booking number set the stage for a strong opening day.

Perfect timing with Republic Day weekend

The release date worked well for the film. Border 2 released on Friday, January 23, just before the extended Republic Day weekend. This gave the film a strong push. Many people had holidays. Families planned movie outings. Groups of friends went together. The patriotic theme also matched the mood of the weekend. All this helped Border 2 pull in more viewers on Day 1.

A big Friday start for Border 2

Border 2 started its box office journey on a very strong note. The war drama starring Sunny Deol hit theatres in India on Friday. From the first morning itself, there was excitement around the film. People were curious to see how it would perform. By the end of the day, it became clear that Border 2 had made a solid start. The early numbers showed that the film did much better than many expected. Fans of war films and patriotic stories came out in big numbers.

'Border 2' earns Rs 30 crore on Day 1; ranks among highest opening day collections

'Border 2' had a strong start to its box office journey. The war drama starring Sunny Deol in the lead, hit theatres in India on Friday and going by the early collections, the film has not only managed to score a good debut collection, but also got itself on the list of one of the highest opening day collections of all time.
The film hit theatres on Friday, January 23, just in time for the extended Republic Day weekend. As per early estimates on sacnilk, the war saga, which got a Rs 17 crore headstart in advance bookings, scored an impressive Rs 30 crore net collection on Day 1. With this, the film that was expected to earn in the Rs 20 crore range, overshot expectations to score a win at the ticket windows.
As per early estimates, the gross total of the film has reportedly hit an estimated Rs 35 crore.

Border 2 public review: Moviegoers say war drama a "must-watch"

The much-awaited war drama 'Border 2' finally hit theatres today, January 23, and the film has received a strong and emotional response from audiences.

Starring Sunny Deol in the lead role, the film is inspired by the true events of the 1971 India-Pakistan War and shows how the Army, Navy, and Air Force fight together as one force.

Many called the film a "must-watch" and praised its mix of action, emotion, and strong performances.

One viewer, clearly moved by the film, told ANI, "It is an emotional ride. You will laugh a lot, and there is a lot of action as well. I think I cried 4-5-6 times during the movie. So, I liked it a lot. I got something out of it. It would be wrong to compare, but it is a movie in the same vein."

Border 2 grand premiere: Varun Dhawan touches Sunny Deol's feet, Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul attend star-studded event

A grand premiere of 'Border 2' was a star-studded night for Mumbai. From Sukhwinder Singh to cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal, several B-town celebs attended the event.

One of the highlights of the premiere was Varun Dhawan's respectful gesture towards his co-star, Sunny Deol, outside the venue. Varun Dhawan was dressed in blue jeans and a leather jacket paired with a white t-shirt.

The grand premiere was attended by the lead cast, including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Ahan Shetty, Mona Singh, Anya Singh, Sonam Bajwa, producer Bhushan Kumar and others.

The grand premiere also featured a guest from the cricket field, including the star batter Yashasvi Jaiswal. He posed with actor Ahan Shetty, who looked stylish in an unbuttoned blue shirt, black jeans and a white t-shirt.

Singer Sukhwinder Singh also arrived at the event in a black hoodie to attend the grand premiere.

Actor Suniel Shetty also attended the event to support his son Ahan Shetty at the grand premiere. Anna was dressed in an all-black outfit, looking stylish while posing for the camera.

Parth Samthan also attended the event to show his support for the movie.

Karan Johar calls out trolls, praises Varun Dhawan's performance in 'Border 2'

Filmmaker Karan Johar, a close friend of Varun, took to Instagram and called out trolls.

Praising Varun's performance, Karan wrote, "Has to be said... the reason why it's called a virtual world! Real will always score and prove the noise on social media as defunct! You can troll an artist for his smile but then he laughs when the film releases to packed houses and he receives pure authentic audience love!"

He added, "So noisemakers and clickbait seeking content creators can do what they like ... truth will always prevail!"

In another post, he gave a shout out to entire team of Border 2, saying the film has moved him to tears.

"Moved me to tears in many scenes! Patriotism with a beating heart!! Sure shot WINNER," he added.

Recently, at an event in Mumbai, Varun made it clear that he does not let social media comments affect him.

He went on to add that he, in fact, prefers to "shut down the noise" and let his work speak for itself.

"I believe that you shut down the noise and just let your work do the talking. Yeh sab cheezein chalti rehti hain (All these things keep happening). It doesn't really matter. Main iske liye kaam nahin karta hoon. Main jis cheez ke liye kaam karta hoon woh iss Friday ko pata chalega (I don't work for this. What I work for, you will find out this Friday)," Varun said.

Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul celebrate their third wedding anniversary at Border 2 screening

Cricketer KL Rahul and actress Athiya Shetty on Friday completed three years of married life on Friday and celebrated the special day at the screening of 'Border 2'.
To mark the special day, Athiya penned a cute note on Instagram to wish her hubby. Sharing a photo, she wrote, "Happy three, nowhere else I'd rather beeee."
Athiya Shetty, who has been away from the film industry for some time, tied the knot with KL Rahul on January 23, 2023, in an intimate ceremony at her father and veteran actor Suniel Shetty's farmhouse in Khandala.

Sunny Deol visited INS Vikrant ahead of ‘Border 2’ release

On January 22, Sunny Deol visited INS Vikrant ahead of ‘Border 2’ release. He took to his Instagram and shared a series of pictures from his recent visit. The pictures feature him with the team behind ‘Border 2’, including Anu Malik, Sonu Nigam and the producers. The actor also penned a long note in the caption, as he wrote, “Some places don’t just surround you , they change you. INS Vikrant filled me with immense pride, strength, and courage. A moment I’ll carry forever. Salute to our Navy, our forces, and the spirit that protects our motherland every single day. Jai Hind”.

Sunny Deol says ‘no worries, no stress’ as ‘Border 2’ hits the screens

Sunny Deol struck a relaxed and upbeat note as his much-awaited film ‘Border 2’ finally hit the screens on Friday. The superstar said there’s “no worries, no stress,” as the war drama opens to audiences nationwide. Sunny took to Instagram to share a reel packed with behind-the-scenes fun, along with glimpses of him in action from the film. The montage was set to the iconic track “Tara Rum Pum Pum” from Border 2, adding to the nostalgic and patriotic mood as the film made its way to the big screen. For the caption, Sunny wrote: “#Border2 Day Today!!! No worries, no stress. Kick back, relax and let’s all enjoy #Border2 together.”

Viewer misses watching Akshaye Khanna in Border 2

Border 2, which released today on January 23, has opened to mixed reactions from fans and viewers. The movie lead by Sunny Deol, despite its aggressive promotions, has somehow witnessed an average footfall at the box office on the first day , with a section of the audience sharing divided opinions. A viewer mentioned missing Akshaye Khanna from the 1999 released Border, adding, “I missed watching Akshaye Khanna from Border. Obviously, it is the Dhurandhar effect as well.”

Border 2 box office: Sunny Deol–Varun Dhawan–Diljit Dosanjh starrer opens big, dents Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar run

Sunny Deol’s much-anticipated war drama Border 2, also starring Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty, has finally hit theatres—and it has arrived with a bang. For nearly a month and a half, Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar had been dominating the box office. However, with Border 2 entering the race, the seventh-week collections of Dhurandhar have seen a noticeable dip, even as its overall run remains commendable.

Border 2 has opened to a wide worldwide release across approximately 4,500 screens. Expectations were sky-high even before release, largely due to the iconic status of the first Border film. Adding to the momentum is the film’s solo release status and the upcoming long weekend, with Republic Day around the corner.

According to Sacnilk, advance booking trends clearly pointed towards a strong opening at the domestic box office. The film locked an All-India gross of Rs 12.5 crore for day one through advance sales, with 4,09,117 tickets sold across 16,221 shows nationwide. The Hindi 2D version led the charge, contributing nearly Rs 12.45 crore alone. Including blocked seats, the total advance booking figure rose to Rs 17.5 crore.

On its opening day, Border 2 has reportedly collected around Rs 30 crore, as per early estimates by Sacnilk. With strong word of mouth and the long holiday weekend ahead, the film is expected to maintain its momentum in the coming days.

Varun Dhawan touches Sunny Deol’s feet at Border 2 screening; duo share warm hug

Karan Johar praises 'Border 2' and supports Varun Dhawan amidst all the trolling

Sunny Deol and his dialogues get a thunderous response in theatres as 'Border 2' releases

Dharmendra's first wife Prakash Kaur makes first appearance after his demise on 'Border 2' release date with Sunny Deol

Dharmendra passed away on November 24 last year and since then, his family has been going through an emotional time. While slowly, they are getting back to work and to their usual life, Sunny Deol's latest film 'Border 2' has just released in theatres on Friday, January 23. Amidst the release, Dharmenda's first wife Prakash Kaur was spotted for the first time since his demise. Sunny was spotted with his mother and a video went viral on the internet where he is seen walking his mother safely to their car. He ignored the paparazzi while being more concerned about his mother.In this video which has surfaced on the internet, he can be seen holding his mother's hand. The actor ensured to face the way forward, without turning his head towards the paps. In the clip, he was spotted in casual clothes, a grey cargo, yellow checkered shirt over a black T-shirt, paired with grey shoes, black cap, and a pair of sunglasses. He was also handling a tan coloured bag on his shoulders. On the other hand, his mom Prakash Kaur was wearing a simple suit, sweater and a shawl, along with a pair of sunglasses. “Best son,” a fan wrote. Another commented, “Beta ho toh Sunny jaisa.”

Sunny Deol drops BTS photo from 'Border 2'

'Border 2' review: Netizens laud the film

'Border 2' has gotten good reviews from the internet. A user said, "Some films entertain, some stay with you. Border 2 does both.Sunny Deol’s return in army uniform can’t be missed. His presence ignites patriotism whereas Diljit, Varun, Ahan brings sincerity.You don’t just watch this film, you feel pride, pain and gratitude all at once."

Amidst 'Border 2' release, Sunny Deol gets spotted with his mom Prakash Kaur

Dharmendra's first wife Prakash Kaur made her first appearance in the city, amidst the release of 'Border 2'. She was spotted with Sunny who won the internet with his gesture as the most caring son. He was seen holding his mother's hand and walking with her. Meanwhile, as the film released today, Sunny also shared some BTS photos as he got emotional.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Countries that have banned Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan's war film

Even with its worldwide release, Border 2 won't hit screens in many Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Nations like Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have denied certification or screening approval, blocking the film's theatrical run there.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Paramvir Cheema on fears of being typecast, says, ‘I might get lost amid the big stars’

Paramvir Singh Cheema, who plays Subedar Nishaan Singh in the movie ‘Border 2’, said he had the same fears. In a conversation with ANI, the actor opened up about his initial doubts regarding the project and also shared behind-the-scenes anecdotes involving Varun Dhawan and Sunny Deol. He shared, "When I heard the name Border, I obviously liked it as it's a big film. But I also had a doubt that I might get lost amid all the big stars. When you think about your journey, you think about how to move forward. Also, there's a lot of type casting. I wore a turban in Tabber and Black Warrant. So I didn't want people to see me in only turban roles where there's a lot more."

"I come from an army background. My great-grandfather and many of them were in the army. They also served during World War II. So, there were a lot of responsibilities. Border is such a big film. It is about patriotism and about our soldiers. I had to make sure that nothing went wrong. I didn't have much to do with Sunny sir, as I have only one or two scenes with him. But Sunny Deol is Sunny Deol. There is no 'Border' without Sunny Deol. It was a very surreal experience that you can't forget. We had been shooting for 30-32 days with Sunny sir. When I saw his solo frame at the beginning, I got that feeling of 'Border'," he added.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Film producer shares then and now pic with father JP Dutta

‘Border 2’ producer Nidhi Dutta shared a then-and-now photo with her father, JP Dutta, the legendary filmmaker behind the 1997 classic Border. The caption read, “For the Legacy, Now and forever”.

'Border 2' movie review: Here's how much the actors were paid for their roles

‘Border 2’ hit theaters today, January 23, 2026, and fans are loving it big time. Viewers praise the cast's acting in this war film starring Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, Ahan Shetty, Mona Singh, Sonam Bajwa, Medha Rana, and Anya Singh. It follows the 1997 movie Border. Here’s how much these lead actors were paid for their parts.

As per Mid-day reports, Border 2, set during the 1971 India-Pak war with a star-studded cast, was made on a budget of Rs 150-200 crore. Sunny reprises his role from the 1997 Border, playing Lt Col Fateh Singh Kaler, an Indian Army officer from the 6 Sikh Regiment. He’s reportedly the top earner at Rs 50 crore. Varun takes on Major Hoshiar Singh Dahiya, PVC, from the 3 Grenadiers regiment, earning Rs 8-10 crore. Diljit portrays Fg Offr Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon, PVC, an Indian Air Force officer from No. 18 Squadron, also reportedly paid Rs 8-10 crore. Ahan Shetty plays Lt Cdr M. S. Rawat, an Indian Navy officer from INS Khukri, but his fee remains undisclosed.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Diljit Dosanjh shares BTS; calls it ‘2 Saalan Di Mehnat’

Diljit Dosanjh marked the moment in a deeply emotional way. To celebrate the release, he shared a series of behind-the-scenes photos from the sets of ‘Border 2’ on Instagram. The first picture shows him looking stylish and confident in his look from the film. The second is a warm, sweet shot of Diljit posing with children on set. The third is yet another candid moment from the shoot. In one powerful image, Diljit is seen standing beside the statue of Nirmal Jit Singh Sekhon, the character he portrays in the film. The rest of the photos capture more candid moments from the set, including one with Sonam Bajwa, where both are seen getting ready for a scene.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Athiya Shetty pens an emotional note

Athiya Shetty took to her Instagram story and penned an emotional note. She shared a major throwback photo and wrote, “The little girl that never stopped dreaming. Sitara will be so proud. Go Mama.”

‘Border 2’ Movie Review: Suniel Shetty denies nepotism: 'People may call my son a nepo-kid but…'

While speaking with Peeping Moon, Suniel Shetty said, “I don’t like the word nepotism. There’s no such thing as nepotism. Mere bete ko log nepo kid kahenge, lekin har baap yahi chahta hai ki uska baccha achha kare aur aage badhe. (People may call my son a nepo kid, but every father wants his child to do well and move forward in life). Somewhere down the line, it’s a way of life. It’s how generations continue. I got the opportunity to run a restaurant because my father used to run one. When you are privileged, you do get opportunities, but it depends on individuals how they make use of them.”


The actor also talked about his son’s recently released ‘Border 2’ and said, “Diljit and Ahan are very close today, and he absolutely loves him. Varun khud ke role ke baare mein kam aur Ahan ke role ke baare mein zyada baat karta hai (Varun talks less about his own role and more about Ahan’s role). That says a lot about so-called nepo kids. Everyone thinks nepotism means spoiled kids, but that’s not true. Today, it’s Varun who is speaking so highly about Ahan everywhere".

'Border 2' begins strong in USA advance sales

'Border 2' has opened with encouraging momentum in the USA. Day 1 advance sales stand at $80,208 across 397 locations, covering 821 shows and selling 5,702 tickets. The early numbers signal solid audience interest ahead of release, positioning the film for a promising overseas start.

‘Border 2’: Sunny Deol holds mother Prakash Kaur's hand in a heartfelt video

Sunny Deol appears in a video holding his mother Prakash Kaur's hand, creating a stir on social media. This marks her rare public appearance after her husband, veteran actor Dharmendra's death in 2025. The new footage captures Sunny walking alongside her, gently holding her hand for reassurance. He steadily supports her toward the car. The heartfelt act has touched many hearts, with fans filling comments with heart emojis. Deol's ‘Border 2’ arrives in theaters today.

Nidhi Dutta’s emotional post

On the eve of the release, Nidhi Dutta took to Instagram. She shared a throwback picture from the sets of Border (1997). Her post spoke about dreams and journeys.

Athiya Shetty’s sweet moment

Amid all the reviews and box office talk, one emotional moment stood out. On Border 2 release day, Athiya Shetty shared a heartfelt shoutout to producer and writer Nidhi Dutta.

'Border 2' and its legacy

'Border 2' is not just another film. It is the sequel to J.P. Dutta’s 1997 classic Border. The original film starred Sunny Deol, Suniel Shetty, Akshaye Khanna and many others. It became one of the most iconic patriotic films in Hindi cinema.

Mixed reactions create debate

Because of such mixed reactions, Border 2 has become a big topic online. Some people are defending the film. Some are criticising it. Everyone seems to have an opinion.

A negative response

The negative tweet was blunt and straight. The viewer wrote,
“Absolutely boring movie, same repeated story on patriotism nothing new to watch.”

Not everyone loved The Film

While many praised Border 2, not everyone was happy. Some viewers felt disappointed. One viewer gave the film only 2 stars out of 5 and shared a harsh review.

‘Border 2’ early Twitter reviews: Sunny Deol and Diljit Dosanjh get loud cheers; Fans call it 'Pure goosebumps film'

'Border 2', the sequel to the 1997 war drama 'Border released in theatres on January 23, 2026. The expectations were high for the movie and now many early viewers posted long reactions on Twitter.
Praise for action, emotion and patriotism One viewer shared a detailed review and rated the film 4 and a half stars out of 5.
The person wrote, “Just watched #Border2 REVIEW Rating: #Border2 brings back the soul of patriotic mass cinema with bigger scale, deeper emotions, and thunderous nationalism This is not just a film it’s an emotion-packed battlefield experience made for theatres.”

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: 'Border 2' cleared by CBFC without any cuts; to have over 3 hour runtime

'Border 2' was passed by the CBFC with a U/A 13+ certificate with a total runtime of 199.07 minutes. In other words, the film will be 3 hours, 19 minutes and 7 seconds long. As per reports, the film was cleared with all its dialogues and action scenes left untouched.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: Varun Dhawan says ‘Border 2 changed me for good'

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan has opened up about how his upcoming film 'Border 2' proved to be a deeply transformative experience for him, both professionally and personally.
Varun took to Instagram, where he shared a string of images from the sets of his upcoming war drama and said that the film really made him push him to his limits.
“A battle #border2 A film that really pushed me to my limits. An experience which so many people helped me get through. It changed me for good.”
He also revealed that the making of Border 2 coincided with a challenging phase in his life. “Injuries, personal life changes and submitting to the craft,” the actor shared, pointing at the physical and emotional toll the film took on him.
The actor concluded by saying that he “can’t wait for everyone to watch this film tomorrow. Putting one of my favourite background pieces from the film.”

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: Suniel Shetty on the power of the uniform

Suniel Shetty spoke about the power of the uniform and how wearing it changes an actor from within.
He said, "I think the feeling is different. For an actor, when the makeup is done, you feel ready for the camera. And when you wear the uniform, you know you're emotionally fully charged. The EV battery of emotions, I'd say--our emotional vehicle is fully charged. And you don't perform there. You don't act there. It is you."

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: "Feeling nervous but also excited," says Suniel Shetty

One of the most anticipated war dramas, 'Border 2', hits theatres today, and its release is special for more than one reason.
While talking to ANI, Suniel first spoke about how the day brings back old memories and how he feels both "excited" and a little "nervous" for his son Ahan.
"It's a very nostalgic and emotional experience today, and the day itself is emotional. Border, you know, started with all of us, Sunny Pa, Akshaye, and now it's the second one. I'm excited for Ahan, excited because he's in the right hands. The story is written by Nidhi Dutta, and with a strong producer like T-Series, along with Sunny, Varun, and Diljit all working together, I think Ahan is in safe hands," he said.

"If everything works out, it'll be very beneficial for him. It's important to love the work you do. But from a success perspective, I believe we're safe, and it's a good film. After Dhurandhar, it's a boost for patriotism and rooted cinema. So, I'm nervous, but also happy," he added.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: Nidhi Dutta shares why Tabu was not cast in ‘Border 2’

Producer Nidhi Dutta, the daughter of J. P. Dutta, shared why actress Tabu was not cast in the film’s 2nd part. Nidhi spoke with IANS during the promotions of the film, and said that since ‘Border 2’ caters to a different battle from the 1971 war between India and Pakistan, and not the battle of Longewala, only a few actors from the first part make an appearance in the film.

She told IANS, “Sunny Deol is not playing Kuldeep Singh Chandpuri in the film. You must have understood in all the assets from the film that Major Kuldeep Singh Chandpuri, who he played in the first film, is a different character. So obviously, the wife will also be different”.

‘Border 2’ Movie Review and Release Live Updates: Athiya Shetty’s 10 month baby girl cheers for 'Mamu' Ahan Shetty

Actress Athiya Shetty’s 10 month daughter Evaara has been rooting for her Mama Ahan Shetty ahead of his movie Border 2’s release in the cutest way.
Athiya took to her social media account and shared a picture of Evaara’s new white Kurta ahead of Republic Day.
The picture shows a white kurta with a pocket featuring the Indian flag and a Border 2 patch, along with a name tag reading ‘Lt Cdr M S Rawat,’ refering to Ahan's character in the movie.
Athiya captioned it as, “Evaaru ready for Mamu’s @ahan.shetty and @nidhiduttaofficial masi movie! #border2.”