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Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty join Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan for Border 2 at the iconic National Defence Academy in Pune
Border 2 promises to be an epic tale of patriotism and passion, showcasing the unwavering spirit of our armed forces. With its stellar cast and dedicated crew, the film is poised to deliver a monumental cinematic experience. read more The third schedule of the highly anticipated film Border 2 has commenced at the iconic National Defence Academy, Pune. Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty have joined Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan as the cast comes together to portray a grand chapter of valour and unity. The production team — led by Producer Bhushan Kumar, Nidhi Dutta, Director Anurag Singh, Co-producer Shiv Chanana, and Binoy Gandhi — is working tirelessly to bring this saga of courage and brotherhood to life. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD When all 'Forces' Come together! #BORDER2 🇮🇳, Diljit Dosanjh & Ahan Shetty join Sunny Deol and Varun Dhawan as the battalion kicks off the 3rd schedule at Pune's National Defence Academy! On-ground, they're joined by Producers Bhushan Kumar & Nidhi Dutta, Director Anurag Singh,… — T-Series (@TSeries) June 17, 2025 Border 2 promises to be an epic tale of patriotism and passion, showcasing the unwavering spirit of our armed forces. With its stellar cast and dedicated crew, the film is poised to deliver a monumental cinematic experience. Backed by a powerful production team including Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, J.P. Dutta, and Nidhi Dutta, and directed by Anurag Singh, Border 2 is presented by Gulshan Kumar & T-Series, in association with J.P. Dutta's J.P. Films. This sequel continues the legacy of honouring the heroism and indomitable spirit of Indian soldiers, taking audiences on a spectacular journey of patriotism, courage, and sacrifice. Gear up for this monumental saga of patriotism and courage, as Border 2 storms into cinemas on January 23, 2026. Stay tuned as the Border2 team continues to march forward, bringing this epic story to life!
Time of India
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Filmmaker Nidhi Dutta opens up on miscarriage, IVF, and filming Border 2 during pregnancy: 'Just normalising it will bring so much hope to others'
Filmmaker Nidhi Dutta has bravely opened up about her extensive IVF journey, aiming to normalize conversations around infertility and provide hope for women facing similar challenges. Her path to pregnancy notably coincided with the demanding production of 'Border 2', a film she was heavily involved with, leading her to laugh that her baby "will have no choice but to be absolutely filmy.' Normalizing the IVF Journey In an interview with India Today, Dutta revealed that her decision to share her experience publicly, a four-year long process, stemmed from recognizing the widespread silence surrounding infertility. She noted the unfamiliarity with terms like "TTC" ('trying to conceive') and how many individuals battling infertility, or waiting for adoption or surrogacy, go through it alone. By simply mentioning her own procedures, she discovered a "shocked" number of women around her who had endured similar struggles in silence. This reinforced her belief that "just normalising it will bring so much hope to others.' She acknowledged the crucial support from her partner and family, yet underscored the solitary nature of a woman's journey through IVF, dealing with hormonal fluctuations and intense emotions. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch vàng CFDs với sàn môi giới tin cậy IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo Dutta emphasized the need to share experiences that provide strength, contrasting this with celebrities who discuss IVF only after delivery, often focusing on technicalities rather than the emotional fortitude required. "What women need is to know how to find the strength, and that needs to be shared,' she stated. Working on 'Border 2 while pregnant Adding a unique layer to her story, Dutta discussed working on the set of 'Border 2' while pregnant, surprising the cast and crew, including actor Varun Dhawan and the film's director, with her high energy levels. Despite her husband's concerns, she trusted her body, maintaining constant doctor communication and flying for regular scans. She expressed admiration for the resilience of Indian women, stating, "I think as women, we understand our bodies. .. I think we know we have to work, and that gives us strength. I mean, I had to make a film that the whole world has been waiting for,' she smiled. Overcoming miscarriage and finding strength Dutta also candidly spoke about the sensitive topic of miscarriage, recounting that she conceived naturally shortly after her March 2021 marriage but miscarried by May. This experience left a "very bad mental trauma," yet it solidified her and her husband's yearning for a child, initiating their subsequent IVF journey. Witnessing pregnancy announcements often caused her distress, but she holds onto the unwavering strength of women dealing with infertility. "Even in my lowest low, I stood up and went to work. And I want to pass that hope and will to others now,' Dutta affirmed. Hoping for the future Looking to the future, Dutta admitted her focus has been on reaching this point, and she's taking each step as it comes, simply hoping for the best for her child. She wishes for a world "with no wars, Covid has also decided to come back, so not that too,' she said with a smile. Nidhi Dutta's 'Border 2' is slated for release on January 23, 2026. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .
India Today
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Filmmaker Nidhi Dutta on miscarriage, IVF, and filming Border 2 during pregnancy
Filmmaker Nidhi Dutta recently shared her IVF journey on social media. In a society where conversations around infertility and assisted conception are still considered taboo, Dutta hopes to help change perceptions. Speaking exclusively to India Today, Dutta shared that her decision to speak about her pregnancy was aimed at normalising the process and offering hope to women facing similar her pregnancy journey started as they geared up for Border 2, and it culminated as filming wrapped. 'The timeline is surprising. I think the baby will have no choice but to be absolutely filmy,' she up about her decision to talk about IVF through social media, Nidhi Dutta said that it has been a long four-year journey for her. 'When the term TTC came, I was clueless, as were many other women. It means 'trying to conceive', and every parent battling infertility, waiting for adoption or surrogacy to come through, comes under the umbrella. I never planned or jumped into sharing my experience; it all came naturally to me. It was just a way of conversation where I would mention my procedure in passing. However, when I started talking about it, I realised there are so many women around me who have been through the same. And I was shocked — why didn't you ever mention it, even as a friend? I understand it's a personal preference, but just normalising it will bring so much hope to others,' she said. advertisement Dutta acknowledged that while she had an amazing partner and family to support her throughout, a woman has to go through tough times alone. "Your hormones are all over the place, you have to take the injections; what you are feeling cannot be put into words. There are so many women, especially in smaller towns, going through it. I know of women who weren't allowed to talk about it as their in-laws felt it would bring shame to the family. Mentally, we need that support, and I realised that with the number of messages that I got after my post. Seeing even one person in the same boat gives you so much hope. I see so many celebrities talk about IVF after their delivery, giving a laydown of the technicalities. But the doctor can tell you that — what women need is to know how to find the strength, and that needs to be shared,' she added. Dutta also spoke about working on set while pregnant and surprising the cast and crew when she finally shared the news. She recalled actor Varun Dhawan being present that day, along with the film's director. She said he and the director were not ready to believe that she was expecting, given how active she had were shooting in an army base, and I was in full action mode, while my husband's heart was in his mouth. I think as women, we understand our bodies. You do have to be cautious with your diet, but every pregnancy is different. I was constantly in touch with my doctors and flying to Mumbai for my regular scans. The crew also started getting me homemade food, I had a dedicated bathroom van. Through this journey, I also realised that women in India are giving birth in fields. They are such powerful forces. I think we know we have to work, and that gives us strength. I mean, I had to make a film that the whole world has been waiting for,' she smiled, as she spoke about the challenges of working while carrying her filmmaker also touched on the sensitive topic of the desire to have a child, saying that this too should be part of open discussions. 'I got married in March 2021 and conceived naturally in May. I soon miscarried, and more than physically, it left a very bad mental trauma. The 6–7 weeks were so exciting for us as a couple that it made us realise that we wanted to have a baby. Then the journey began — naturally, IUI and IVF. But I know the feeling, the yearning, and the pain I went through in the last four years. Just seeing someone announce their pregnancy on social media would leave me distressed. I think for every woman dealing with infertility, what sets them apart is their strength never to give up. Even in my lowest low, I stood up and went to work. And I want to pass that hope and will to others now,' Dutta a final note, we asked her about what kind of world she is hoping to give her baby. 'Honestly, I keep telling my mother that since it was so difficult to reach this point, my focus was on this, and I haven't thought beyond. I will take each step as it comes. But like every parent, you want to hope for the best. With no wars, Covid has also decided to come back, so not that too,' the producer said with a Dutta's Border 2 is slated for release on January 23, 2026. You May Also Like
News18
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Border 2 Producer Nidhi Dutta, Expecting Her First Child, Pens Emotional Note
Border 2 producer Nidhi Dutta also encouraged women trying to conceive to keep their hope alive. Nidhi Dutta, the producer of Sunny Deol starrer Border 2, announced her first pregnancy through a heartfelt post earlier this month. The daughter of renowned filmmaker JP Dutta, who has been counting the days to meet her soon-to-be-born child, has now opened up about her journey. She posted a picture from her pregnancy photoshoot and revealed how others' pregnancy announcements took a toll on her mental health while she was trying to conceive. On Instagram, Nidhi Dutta posted a picture of herself cradling her baby bump. 'This picture in any other country but India would have been tagged on Instagram as 'Sensitive content' as it is an absolute mental health trigger for anyone that is TTC… like many of the pregnancy announcements that became a trigger for me… TTC… a term I didn't know existed and one I became extremely aware of and a part of," she wrote. 'The journey to get to this picture has been one of tears, fear, pain & longing… all the while trying to find smiles over tears… faith over the fear and strength through the pain… a woman 'trying to conceive' can have the greatest partner and his support & the greatest support system in family & friends but can still feel all alone through it," Nidhi added. Take a look at Nidhi's post: Although Nidhi Dutta acknowledged that many women discuss their experiences after giving birth, particularly concerning fertility procedures like IUI/IVF, she feels that sharing this information on social media is unnecessary. 'I know most women talk about what they have been through once they deliver the baby… especially about fertility treatments like IUI/IVF… but the truth is, We Don't want to know what the procedure has in store! We have doctors for that… and some of the best in India too… what we need is women to speak about it while they go through the journey," she noted. Nidhi concluded her caption with an emotional note for the women trying to conceive and asked them to keep their hopes alive. 'To all the women who have lost their babies before they met them… to the ones still waiting in their infertility centres… to the ones currently about to take their injection of the day… to the ones waiting for that phone call of adoption… no matter which phase of TTC your in…. This mom-to-be… sees you… Were you… And I am praying for u with every step I take. Your miracle is not far away. I promise. Just please hang in there," she mentioned. Nidhi Dutta tied the knot with director Binoy Gandhi on March 7, 2021, at the Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. First Published:
Indian Express
15-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Border 2 producer Nidhi Dutta announces pregnancy: ‘The journey to get to this picture has been one of tears, fear, pain & longing…'
Nidhi Dutta, the producer of Border 2 and daughter of renowned filmmaker JP Dutta, recently spoke about her difficult journey to motherhood. In an Instagram note, Nidhi opened up about how others' pregnancy announcements impacted her mental health while she was going through fertility struggles. On Thursday, she shared a picture from her pregnancy photoshoot and wrote, 'This picture in any other country but India would have been tagged on Instagram as 'Sensitive content' as it is an absolute mental health trigger for anyone that is TTC… like many of the pregnancy announcements that became a trigger for me… TTC… a term I didn't know existed and one I became extremely aware of and a part of.' Sharing the story behind the picture, Nidhi wrote, 'The journey to get to this picture has been one of tears, fear, pain & longing… all the while trying to find smiles over tears… faith over the fear and strength through the pain… a woman 'trying to conceive' can have the greatest partner and his support & the greatest support system in family & friends but can still feel all alone through it.' Nidhi Dutta said while she is aware that a lot of women talk about what they have been through once they deliver the baby, especially about fertility treatments like IUI/IVF, she believes it is not needed. 'I know most women talk about what they have been through once they deliver the baby… specially about fertility treatments like IUI/IVF… but the truth is We Don't want to know what the procedure has in store! We have doctors for that… and some of the best in India too… what we need is women to speak about it while they go through the journey.' A post shared by Nidhi Dutta (@nidhiduttaofficial) ALSO READ | Bhool Chuk Maaf: PVRINOX and Maddock Films resolve dispute, theatrical release back on track Nidhi Dutt, who is expecting her first child after a long struggle couldn't wait to share her journey until she went in labour. She wrote, 'Didn't want to wait for my baby to arrive to share my journey… I wanted every woman reading this to know my journey hasn't reached its destination yet… but here I am… telling you to hope… watch me & take strength! DO NOT Give up! It's the only way to reach your miracle and nobody will do it for u! We must find the strength inside us and make our miracle happen.' She concluded her note with an emotional note for the all the women going through a similar struggle. She wrote, 'to all the women who have lost their babies before they met them… to the ones still waiting in their infertility centres… to the ones currently about to take their injection of the day… to the ones waiting for that phone call of adoption… no matter which phase of TTC your in…. This mom to be… sees you… was you… and is praying for u with every step I take. Your miracle is not far away. I promise. Just please hang in there.' Her story attracted the attention of new mom Athiya Shetty as well as celebrity fashion designer Manish Malhotra, who dropped hearts in the comments section of the post. Nidhi Dutta is married to filmmaker Binnoy K Gandhi.
