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Why Border 2’s heavy reliance on nostalgia prevents it from finding its own soul
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But as the inevitable battle scenes rolled around, emotional relatability and historical accuracy soon made way for flights of fancy.
Bollywood loves war films or films about the Armed Forces.
Later this year, we will suspend disbelief to watch Salman Khan play an army officer in the film Battle of Galwan.
But it’s worth questioning why we make war films in the first place.
But sadly, and ironically, it loses an opportunity to be a great war film like Border that remains memorable even three decades later.