Sunny Deol Puts ‘Lahore 1947’ Patchwork Shoot on Hold Amid Geopolitical Concerns, prioritises Border 2

Sunny Deol, who plays a pivotal role in the much-anticipated film Lahore 1947, has reportedly delayed the remaining patchwork shoot of the film, which spans around 15 days. While the actor is said to be deeply passionate about the project and its subject matter, sources from the film industry suggest he is exercising caution given the current geopolitical scenario.

Reportedly, Sunny has prioritise Border 2

According to insiders, Deol is concerned that the film’s message — rooted in the Partition era and involving themes related to India and Pakistan — may be misconstrued by certain groups in today’s sensitive climate. With rising tensions and incidents involving Pakistan targeting civilian areas, Deol fears that the narrative might be misinterpreted or politicized by vested interests, leading to unnecessary controversy.

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