Pakistani actor and director Yasir Hussain has reacted sarcastically to a viral dialogue from an upcoming Indian film, Border 2, which features Bollywood star Sunny Deol in the lead role. The film has drawn attention online for its strong anti-Pakistan narrative, a theme often seen in similar Indian productions.
During a promotional event, Sunny Deol delivered a dialogue that quickly spread across social media platforms. In the clip, he is heard saying, “How far should the voice go? All the way to Lahore.” The line was delivered in a strained voice, which became a major talking point among viewers.
The video received mixed reactions from Pakistani social media users. Some criticized the dialogue for promoting hostility. Others mocked the delivery and tone of the statement. The clip continued to trend across multiple platforms, attracting commentary from both sides of the border.
Yasir Hussain joined the online discussion by sharing the viral clip on his Instagram story. He responded with a sarcastic remark, stating that the actor “could not even get his own voice out.” His comment quickly gained attention and was widely shared by users who viewed it as a light yet pointed response.
The reaction from Yasir Hussain did not include personal attacks or extended criticism. Instead, it focused on mocking the performance rather than the political message. His response reflects how Pakistani celebrities often address such content through humor rather than confrontation.
Border 2 is a sequel to the 1997 film Border, which was also centered on military conflict narratives. The new installment continues the same theme, according to early promotional material. Films of this nature often spark debate in Pakistan due to their portrayal of regional tensions.
So far, Sunny Deol has not responded to the criticism or the online reactions. Indian media outlets continue to promote the film as a patriotic project, while Pakistani audiences remain divided in their response.
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As social media continues to amplify such moments, reactions from public figures like Yasir Hussain highlight how entertainment and politics often intersect in South Asian cinema.
