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The trailer of Border 2 dropped on social media and internet on January 15 and the response has been impressive going by the reactions. It has been over 24 hours and the number of views so far on the trailer has been 22 million. This happens to be more than what Ranveer Singh's
Dhurandhar managed that stood at 17 million views a day after its release online.
Border has long been a favourite among the masses. When it was released in 1997, the times were rife with nationalistic sentiment. India had seen major wars with its neighbouring nation, Pakistan, and the film managed to strike the right chord. Such was its impact that it became a blockbuster, a go-to film to rouse patriotic feelings across the country and one whose sequel audiences have been waiting for ever since. Those wishes were finally fulfilled when
Border 2
was announced.
The first Border came out in 1997. The sequel comes out in 2026 January. The excitement is at its peak, especially after what Gadar 2 did at the box-office.
The vein is the same as it was in 1997. The backdrop is the 1971 war and the war drama encapsulates navy, air force and the Indian army. And Deol is just as fierce as he was three decades ago.
Recently, the set of Border 2 at the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Pune recently turned into an unexpected arena of strength and camaraderie as actor Varun Dhawan joined real-life army cadets for a spontaneous push-up challenge—adding a fun and spirited moment to the film’s intense third schedule.
In a candid behind-the-scenes video that’s now grabbing attention online, what started as a 20 push-ups challenge with the cadets, Varun—cheerfully took on a round of 50 knuckle push-ups alongside nearly 30-40 cadets, matching their discipline and enthusiasm with playful competitiveness. What began as a fun break turned into a full-fledged show of physical grit, drawing loud cheers from the film crew and fellow cadets.
Border has long been a favourite among the masses. When it was released in 1997, the times were rife with nationalistic sentiment. India had seen major wars with its neighbouring nation, Pakistan, and the film managed to strike the right chord. Such was its impact that it became a blockbuster, a go-to film to rouse patriotic feelings across the country and one whose sequel audiences have been waiting for ever since. Those wishes were finally fulfilled when
The first Border came out in 1997. The sequel comes out in 2026 January. The excitement is at its peak, especially after what Gadar 2 did at the box-office.
The vein is the same as it was in 1997. The backdrop is the 1971 war and the war drama encapsulates navy, air force and the Indian army. And Deol is just as fierce as he was three decades ago.
Recently, the set of Border 2 at the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Pune recently turned into an unexpected arena of strength and camaraderie as actor Varun Dhawan joined real-life army cadets for a spontaneous push-up challenge—adding a fun and spirited moment to the film’s intense third schedule.
In a candid behind-the-scenes video that’s now grabbing attention online, what started as a 20 push-ups challenge with the cadets, Varun—cheerfully took on a round of 50 knuckle push-ups alongside nearly 30-40 cadets, matching their discipline and enthusiasm with playful competitiveness. What began as a fun break turned into a full-fledged show of physical grit, drawing loud cheers from the film crew and fellow cadets.
