Fwice Opposed Diljit’s Casting in Border 2: The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has objected to the casting of Diljit Dosanjh in Border 2. The Federation says that Diljit’s work with Pakistani actress is against the sentiments of the nation. Along with this, the Federation appealed to the filmmakers to think about their casting again.

How did this controversy start?
The controversy began when Diljit Dosanjh recently released the trailer of his film Sardar G3 on social media. In this trailer, her Pakistani actress Hania Aamir was seen and the controversy started from this. After this, many people on social media started trolling Diljit Dosanjh and demanded to boycott them. The Federation of Western India Cine employee has objected to working with any Pakistani star.

FWICE expressed his strong objection to filmmakers
In a letter sent to the makers of Border 2 on Tuesday evening, FWIC said that he is very disappointed and worried about being taken to Diljit Dosanjh in the film.
It was written in the letter that, ‘The decision to select actors regarding roles in the film is directly a violation of the official instruction of FWICE, which asked actor Diljit Dosanjh to boycott actor Diljit Dosanjh for anti -national acts of working with Pak actress Hania Aamir in’ Sardar G3 ‘. He said, ‘By working with an artist who has openly ignored the current tension and national spirit in the country, your film has weakened the attitude of the Indian film industry unitedly with the country.’ The Federation has appealed to the filmmakers to think again about their casting.

When will Border 2 come?
Border 2 is being produced under the banner of JP Films and T Series. Apart from Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan and Ahaan Shetty are also going to be seen in this film. The shooting of the film is still going on in Pune. Talk about Diljit Dosanjh, he has been associated with this film since September 2023. The film is the next sequel to the 1997 Sunny Deol starrer border. Filmkers say that Border 2 will come to theaters on January next January