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By Prateeksha Thakur

Border 2: Meet the new faces joining the iIconic war franchise

Updated At: January 3, 2026 5:04 PM

Border 2 returns with a new cast and a Republic Day 2026 release, blending fresh faces with iconic stars as the legendary war franchise expands its legacy on the big screen

New Delhi: The much aniticipated Hindi war drama Border 2 will release on 23 January 2026, coinciding with the Republic Day weekend. The film revives the legacy of the 1997 classic Border and brings it to a new generation. This time, the makers aim to blend patriotism, sacrifice, and courage with a contemporary cinematic scale. Director Anurag Singh leads the sequel, while J.P. Films produces it in association with T-Series.

Also read: Border 2 Song ‘Ghar Kab Aaoge’ Launched at Historic Longewala–Tanot, Pays Tribute to Indian Soldiers

Border 2 brings together a powerful mix of familiar stars and fresh faces. Sunny Deol returns to the franchise that defined one of his most iconic roles. Alongside him, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahan Shetty take on central parts. In addition, Mona Singh, Sonam Bajwa, and Medha Rana join the ensemble, adding new depth to the narrative.

Meanwhile, Sunny Deol once again steps into the Border universe with renewed intensity. Varun Dhawan plays an army officer, marking a notable shift in his career choices. At the same time, Diljit Dosanjh features in a key role within the story. Notably, Ahan Shetty’s presence has drawn attention, as many view the film as a potential turning point in his journey as an actor.

The promotional campaign has already gained momentum. Recently, the makers released a teaser along with the song “Ghar Kab Aaoge.” The track reimagines the emotional anthem from the original film. As a result, it has triggered strong nostalgia among long-time fans. At the same time, it has helped introduce the franchise to a younger digital audience.

Border 2 stands out as one of the major Hindi releases of early 2026. The film promises a modern war drama that stays true to the emotional core of the original. With new faces joining a legendary franchise, it now remains to be seen how the story connects with today’s viewers.

Prateeksha Thakur

[Prateeksha Thakur] is a seasoned journalist known for [her] sharp analysis and clear communication. At Newsisland, [she] focus on political reporting, offering readers a nuanced understanding of complex issues.

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