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Thanks, but no thanks, Sunny Deol: Border 2 has a serious problem
My father served in the Army, so I will always have a soft corner for Border. Sadly, Border 2 disappointed me.

Sibu Tripathi heads the Science team at India Today Digital. A space geek, he writes on Science, Environment, and Health. He is a recipient of the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism award and a two-time winner of the WAN-IFRA Digital Media Awards. He has previously covered the Delhi government and written extensively on politics and city governance. Apart from travelling, he likes to cook when he has time and explore new genres of books and films.
My father served in the Army, so I will always have a soft corner for Border. Sadly, Border 2 disappointed me.
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