Border 2 X Review: What Is Public Saying About Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan War Drama?

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Deol and Varun Dhawan's highly-awaited movie, Border 2, has released in theatres. Directed by Anurag Singh, the film also stars Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty. Based on the real-life incidents of the 1971 Indo-Pakistani war, the movie garnered positive reactions on social media. For the unversed, Anurag's Border 2 is the sequel to JP Dutta's Border, which was theatrically released in 1997. Despite its clash with Marty Supreme, the movie is poised to take a Rs 125 crore opening weekend at the box office. Meanwhile, netizens have started pouring in their reviews for Border 2 on X (formerly Twitter). Take a look:

Border 2 X (formerly Twitter) review

A netizen wrote, "Border2 highlight is Varun_dvn comeback. The apologies from us need to be as loud as the trolls were." Another user penned, "Must watch movie!!!"

One more user shared, "Border 2 is a WORLD CLASS WAR ACTION ENTERTAINER !! Film gives a PHENOMENAL Tribute to Indian Army unwavering valour & sacrifices. Script is Power Packed which is high on patriotism, substance & emotions. Superstar Sunny Deol performance is BRILLIANT."

Another netizen praised Diljit's performance in the film and stated, "Watched Border2 and I must say, DiljitDosanjh adds warmth and restraint that balances the film’s intensity, while the music amplifies nostalgia and emotion without overpowering the narrative.

One more netizen added, "Border2 Review : Complete Mass Film With Heavy Dialoge And Great Nostalgiac Music Which Feels Great. Performance of Sunny Deol Is Highlight , Diljit Humor Landed Well . VFX Is Hit And Miss Should Have Been Improved A Lot Overall Decent Movie For Republic Day."

Suniel Shetty's message for son Ahan

A while ago, Suniel Shetty shared a heartfelt message for Ahan on his official Instagram handle. The Bollywood actor wrote, "Years later, watching you wear the uniform brings it full circle - not as nostalgia, but as a reminder. Of discipline. Sacrifice. Silence. Courage. This film isn’t about glory. This film isn’t about war. It’s a reminder of why peace exists. A border isn’t where the country ends - it’s where courage begins."Meanwhile, are you planning to watch Border 2 in theatres? Tweet @TimesNow and share your thoughts on X.