Ahan Shetty shares BTS pics with Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh on Instagram (“Mitti Ke Bete”). Varun posts emotional note too. Suniel Shetty prays at Mahakaleshwar Temple, seeks family peace. Ahan calls Sunny Deol “father figure.” Anurag Singh’s sequel, based on 1971 war, releases Jan 23.
Ahan Shetty has ramped up the hype for ‘Border 2′ by dropping exclusive set photos on social media. The pictures capture him striking poses next to co-stars Varun Dhawan and Diljit Dosanjh. The movie is set to hit the theaters tomorrow, January 23.
Ahan Shetty’s instagram post
Taking to Instagram, Ahan shares a few pictures, captioning them “Mitti Ke Bete.” Fans showered the post with heart emojis. Previously, Varun Dhawan shared BTS pictures on his Instagram, writing, “A battle #border2 A film that really pushed me to my limits. An experience which so many people helped me get through. It changed me for good. Injuries, personal life changes and submitting to the craft can’t wait for everyone to watch this film tomorrow. Putting one of my favourite background pieces from the film.”
Suniel Shetty’s temple visit
Suniel Shetty went to Ujjain’s Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple on Wednesday to pray to Baba Mahakal. He offered prayers from the sanctum door and did a Shiva puja in the Nandi Hall. After the visit, the temple team gave him a dupatta and prasad. He looked calm and peaceful. Talking to the media later, Suniel said good health and family unity are life’s best gifts. He came for peace, happiness, and well-being for his family. He added that faith helps him stay grounded in big life and work moments.
‘Border 2’ buzz builds
Meanwhile, ‘Border 2’ is generating huge excitement before its release. Ahan Shetty, playing a major role, recently spoke about teaming up with Sunny Deol. In an ANI interview, he called the veteran a “father figure” and said his respect stems from his dad Suniel Shetty’s huge admiration.
Film legacy and cast
Directed by Anurag Singh, ‘Border 2’ upholds the legacy of the classic war drama. Sunny Deol leads the cast, joined by Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahan Shetty. The story draws from real events of the 1971 India-Pakistan War. Go to Source
