BREAKING: CBFC passes date announcement teaser of Border 2 with a U/A 16+ certificate

2 years ago, the career of Sunny Deol went on another level after his action-packed entertainer Gadar 2 earned more than Rs. 500 crores at the box office. It led to demand for more big-scale films featuring the veteran star, especially those with a patriotic touch. Hence, the excitement knew no bounds for his fans when it came to light that he had signed Border 2. And now, it has come to light that a sneak peek of the much-awaited film of 2026 will be unveiled very soon. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) passed a promo of Border 2 on Thursday, August 7. As per the CBFC database, the asset is named ‘Date announcement teaser no 1 – Border 2’. It is 1.1 minutes long, that is around 70 seconds, and has been passed with a U/A 16+ certificate. The timing of the teaser being passed is significant. It was done a week before Independence Day and as per reports, the plan is to release the teaser on August 15. A source told Bollywood Hungama, “Border 2...

Tinā review – a feelgood choir drama that follows a winning formula

A huge hit in Aotearoa New Zealand, this film follows a teacher who transforms an elite private school with music, played beautifully by Anapela Polataivao

Ah yes: the inspirational high school movie! This formula is an oldie but a goodie: a thinking-outside-the-box teacher profoundly inspires their students while restoring something broken inside themselves. Such narratives view education as a “school of life” in which everybody – irrespective of age and circumstance – is always in a state of learning and growing. The teacher’s unconventional methods are inevitably questioned; various triumphs and tragedies ensue. And in musically themed productions such as the Aotearoa New Zealand drama Tinā, momentum builds towards a rousing final performance.

Tonally, Miki Magasiva’s film is less School of Rock than Mr Holland’s Opus: middle-of-the-road stylistically and not so much tugging the heartstrings as giving them a right royal yank. There’s no ambiguity in his script, which puts its emotional messages in floodlights and drops the kind of lines that’d make some screenwriters blush – like “teaching is about more than just education” and “the longest journey always begins with the first step”.

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