Anurag Singh's 'Border 2': Sunny Deol-Varun Dhawan's war drama records 11 million viewing hours on Netflix

National Award-winning filmmaker Anurag Singh’s Border 2, featuring Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Ahan Shetty, continues to build on its success with a strong showing on Netflix following its theatrical run.

Since its release on the platform on March 20, the film has recorded an impressive 11.1 million viewing hours, securing a spot among the top-performing non-English titles globally. The response highlights the film’s ability to connect with audiences beyond theatres, sustaining its momentum across platforms.

Remarkably, the film’s runtime of over three hours has done nothing to slow audiences down, with viewers returning repeatedly to relive its gripping battle sequences and deeply moving emotional moments.

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The same week also marked a notable moment for Indian cinema, with multiple Indian titles featuring prominently across Netflix’s global charts - underlining the growing international appeal of Indian storytelling.

_Border 2_ has also found resonance across markets, trending in the Top 10 across 16 countries, including India, Mauritius, Kenya, Nigeria, and key territories in the Middle East and Southeast Asia such as the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, and Malaysia. The film’s reach reflects the universal appeal of its themes of courage, sacrifice, and human connection.

Prior to its digital release, _Border 2_ had already established itself as a major box office success, grossing over ₹450 crore worldwide, reinforcing its strong box office run.

Produced by T-Series and JP Films, Anurag Singh’s _Border 2_ continues to engage audiences through its scale, performances, and emotionally driven storytelling - carrying forward the legacy of one of Indian cinema’s most iconic war narratives.