Suniel Shetty performs on 'Sandese Aate Hain' from his 1997 film 'Border', recreates his iconic 'antitank mine' scene on Dance Deewane

Suniel Shetty, a well-known Bollywood actor, recently recreated his iconic climax scene from the 1997 war film 'Border' on the dance reality show 'Dance Deewane.' The scene involves bombs and tankers, showcasing the intense and emotional moments that made the original movie a hit. Shetty played a pivotal role in 'Border,' a multi-starrer film featuring other big names like Sunny Deol and Akshaye Khanna. The episode featuring Shetty's reenactment aired on the weekend, much to the delight of fans who remember the original film fondly.

In addition to the bomb and tanker scene, Suniel Shetty also performed on the song 'Sandese Aate Hai,' a beloved track from the same movie. His performance was filled with the same energy and emotions that he brought to the original film, captivating the audience and judges alike. This nostalgic act was part of the grand finale of 'Dance Deewane,' adding a memorable touch to the show's closing.

The excitement doesn't end there for fans of the 'Border' franchise. It was announced that the shooting for 'Border 2' is set to begin in October, with Sunny Deol returning and Ayushmann Khurrana joining the cast. The team behind 'Border 2' has been diligently preparing for the sequel, aiming to do justice to the grandeur and impact of the first film. Preparations are almost complete, and the team is ready to start shooting, with the aim of beginning production in October.

While it is still uncertain whether Suniel Shetty will be part of 'Border 2,' his recent appearance on 'Dance Deewane' has certainly reignited interest and excitement among fans of the original film. His reenactment not only highlighted his enduring connection to the iconic role but also provided a glimpse into the lasting legacy of 'Border'.

In another segment of the show, Suniel Shetty, along with Madhuri Dixit and Urmila Matondkar, recreated a popular moment from the film 'Judaai,' originally starring the late Sridevi and Anil Kapoor. This segment was a lighter, comical recreation of a memorable barter scene from the film, followed by a dance to the song 'Pyaar Pyaar Karte Karte,' adding a touch of nostalgia and fun to the episode.