The highly anticipated film ‘Border 2,’ starring Sunny Deol, is set to release on the 23rd of this month. Fans of the Deol family, as well as cinema enthusiasts, are eagerly awaiting this sequel to the 1997 blockbuster ‘Border.’ In a surprising twist, Afghan cricket star Rashid Khan has added excitement to the film’s promotion with a captivating post on social media.
Rashid Khan took to Instagram to share a video of himself roasting corn along a highway in Dubai. In his post, he expressed his anticipation for ‘Border 2,’ writing, “I am looking forward to the movie. Now, I am posting this reel, let’s see what happens.” Notably, a song from ‘Border 2’ played in the background of his video, further linking the cricketer to the film’s buzz. The post has garnered playful responses from Bollywood celebrities, with Varun Dhawan commenting “Ha Bhai” and Suniel Shetty quipping, “That’s the way!” suggesting that the highway is the route to the movie.
‘Border 2’ serves as a sequel to the original film, which was a massive hit in 1997. Directed by Anurag Singh, the film is produced by JP Dutta, Nidhi Dutta, Bhushan Kumar, and Krishna Kumar. The cast includes not only Sunny Deol but also popular actors like Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahan Shetty, making it one of the most talked-about releases of the year.
Advance bookings for ‘Border 2’ opened on Monday in India, with international bookings kicking off on Sunday evening. However, the film has faced some controversy, as reports suggest that certain Gulf countries like Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE may have banned the film due to its storyline, which is said to revolve around themes against Pakistan.
As the release date approaches, the buzz around ‘Border 2’ continues to grow, with fans and celebrities alike engaging with the film’s promotions. Rashid Khan’s unique endorsement has added an international flair to the excitement, showcasing the film’s reach beyond borders. With its star-studded cast and an engaging plot, ‘Border 2’ is set to make waves in the box office, despite the challenges it may face in certain regions.
