The highly anticipated song 'Ghar Kab Aaoge... ' from the upcoming Bollywood film 'Border 2' was officially released on Friday (January 2). In a grand event held in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, a city strategically located near the India-Pakistan border. The launch took place at a BSF (Border Security Force) base, graced by the presence. Of the film's lead actors Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Ahan Shetty, and renowned singer Sonu Nigam. The presence of brave BSF jawans added immense significance and solemnity to the occasion. This new track is an updated version of the iconic 28-year-old song 'Sandese Aate Hain... ' from the original blockbuster film 'Border', with lyrics penned by Manoj Muntashir. The original song continues to hold a special place in the hearts of millions, and the spectacular launch of its new rendition has already garnered significant appreciation from the audience.
Sunny Deol's Emotional Address to BSF Jawans
During the song launch event, veteran Bollywood actor Sunny. Deol addressed the BSF personnel, delivering a deeply emotional speech that resonated with everyone present. Deol expressed his profound connection with the jawans, stating that he considers himself a part of their family. He conveyed that ever since he made the original 'Border' film, he has felt a strong emotional bond with the soldiers. This moment was particularly poignant for Sunny Deol, as he has consistently portrayed characters embodying patriotism and the spirit of sacrifice on the big screen, especially through his role in 'Border', while his words underscored the deep respect and admiration he holds for the armed forces.
Recalling 'Haqeeqat' and its Enduring Legacy
In his heartfelt address to the BSF jawans, Sunny Deol fondly recalled his father, the legendary actor Dharmendra's film 'Haqeeqat'.
He shared that he watched his father's movie when he was young and found it incredibly moving and dear to him. 'Haqeeqat', a war film, left a lasting impression on his mind, perhaps influencing his later career choices to star in patriotic and military-themed narratives, while deol stated that the inspiration drawn from 'Haqeeqat' played a role in his decision to collaborate with director JP Dutta to create 'Border', a film that remains one of Indian cinema's most revered war dramas, depicting the valor of soldiers during the Longewala battle.
The Lasting Impact of 'Border' on Youth
Sunny Deol elaborated on the decision to make 'Border' with JP Dutta, focusing on the Longewala subject, which he noted continues to reside in the hearts of people. He expressed his astonishment and pride, stating that he never realized how much his film would inspire so many young individuals to join the armed forces, while deol emotionally recounted how, wherever he travels, many soldiers he meets tell him that they decided to join the army after watching 'Border'. This revelation clearly moved him, highlighting the profound impact his work has had on motivating youth towards national service. It's a testament to the film's powerful narrative and its ability to instill a sense of duty and patriotism, while
A Deep Connection and Respect for Soldiers
Concluding his address, Sunny Deol reiterated his sentiment of being part of the soldiers' family, adding that he couldn't say much more because his "mind is shaken" (mera dimag hila hua hai), a phrase that powerfully conveyed his overwhelming emotions and deep respect for the jawans. This statement evoked a strong emotional response among the soldiers present. The song 'Ghar Kab Aaoge...
' from 'Border 2' is dedicated to this very emotion, reflecting the sacrifices made by soldiers serving the nation and their families, while the song isn't merely a piece of entertainment but a heartfelt tribute to these brave individuals who stay away from their homes to protect the country. This launch event has Notably heightened anticipation for 'Border 2', with expectations that it will, much like its predecessor, capture the hearts of audiences and reinforce the spirit of patriotism.
