In the tremendous success of “Jat”, Sunny Deol is back in shoot mode for his next, “Border 2”.
Sunny is currently being shot on the much awaited sequel in Dehradun. The ‘Gadar’ actor dropped a video on his Insta stories, as he was watching a panoramic sunset among the beautiful landscape of Dehradun.
Appreciating the beauty around her, Sunny was heard saying, “So … so .. beautiful”.
“Border Shooting Wild Weather and Beautiful Sunset in Dehradun,” their videos were captioned.
Sunny is among the primary artists of “Border 2” along with Varun Dhawan, Ahaan Shetty and Diljit Dosanjh.
Back in February, the makers shared a BTS picture from the film’s set in Jhansi on social media.
The picture included the “Border 2” team, including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, producer Bhushan Kumar, Nipi Dutta, co-producer Shiv Chanana, Binoy Gandhi and director Anurag Singh. Still Sunny and Varun showed sitting on top of a tank, while the producers were standing in front of it.
“Action, Legacy, and Patriotism! #Sunnydeol on the set of #Border 2 in the rugged cantonment of Jhansi, with #varundhawan, manufacturer #Bhushankumar, #nidhankumar, #nidhidutta, #nidhidutta, Co-Producer #SHIVCHANANAANAANAANAANAANAANAANAANAANAANAANAOYANAOYGANOYGANOYGANOYGANOYGANOYGAnd #binoygandhi, #binoygandhi, #binoygandhhha, #binoygandhi, #sacrifice, “Caption read.
Produced by Bhushan Kumar, the film is being produced under the direction of Anurag Singh, Neel Dutta, and Shiv Chanana, and co-produced by Binoy Gandhi.
The sequel to the 1997 Battle drama “Border”, the film is allegedly based on the Kargil War of 1999 India and Pakistan.
Refilling their memory, Pakistani troops infiltrated the Line of Control (LOC) and mostly captured Indian territory in Kargil district. India responded by starting a major military and diplomatic aggressive to take out Pakistani intruders. Official data claims that the estimated 75% -80% infiltrated sector and almost all high ground were withdrawn under Indian control.
Gulshan Kumar and T-Series and JP Dutta’s JP Films, “Border 2” are expected to reach theaters on 23 January 2026.
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