Bhubaneswar, Feb. 1 -- Nearly three decades after the iconic Border left audiences reaching for tissues and flags alike, Border 2 has captured a powerful wave of nostalgia across India and beyond. Director Anurag Singh's sequel reunites fans with the emotional grandeur of the original - blending sweeping battle scenes with intimate moments of sacrifice and longing.

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It seems the emotional pull of Ghar Kab Aaoge has crossed borders and languages alike. The soul-stirring track from Border 2 isn't just resonating with Indian audiences - it's finding admirers overseas too.

A recent viral clip captures a young woman passi...