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02 May, 2021

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Border Hindustan Ka (2003)

Yogesh Bhardwaj

Release Date2003
GenreAction, Romance
FormatColor
LanguageHindi
Run Time131 mins
Length386.82 metres
Number of Reels16
Gauge35mm
Censor RatingU
Censor Certificate NumberCIL/1/16/2003-MUM
Certificate Date11/03/2003
Shooting LocationKullu Manali, Mumbai, Agra

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Jarnail Singh & Ahmed Khan were best friends serving as Military officer.

But in the 1947 at the time of partition Ahmed Khan went to Pakistan while Jarnail Singh stayed in Hindustan. As per the tradition Janail Singh and grand son Raj, Ranvir Singh also joined military to protect the border of Hindustan.

Many years later Ahmed Khan's wife comes to Hindustan along with her grand daughterNargis, the daughter of Sarfaraz and she meets the family of Jarnail Singh and they become very happy to meet after the separation of so many years.

Nargis falls in love with Raj, but in Pakistan Mubarak one of her college friend falls in love with her. But Nargis was not aware about his love and affection. Sarfaraz Khan the father of Nargis who is the chief of I.S.I. in Pakistan, his ambition was to join Kashmir with Pakistan.

When Sarfarz Khan come to know that his daughter Nargis is attracted towards Raj, after coming to Hindustan, he takes oath to kill Raj and takes vow to get Nargis married with Mubarak. But when Nargis tells Mubarak that she loves Raj... Mubarak comes to the border of Hindustan with Nargis to meet Raj. But at the border Raj &Harisingh fight bravely with the enemies and win Raj's brother Ranvir Singh fight bravely at the border and sacrifices his life towards his beloved nation Hindustan.

How Raj & Jawans of Hindustan fight with enemies...?
What happen's about Sarfaraz Khan...?
Who marries Nargis Raj or Mubarak...?

To know the answer you have to see "Border Hindustan Ka".

[from the official press booklet]