Name: Border Border
Released: 2016-09-07
Cast: Krishna Ale, Rohit Mehta, Sahil Gandhi

Tidda Chal Raha Hai

Sep 7, 2016

Pradeep, an Indian soldier on Pakistan border, engages in a war of words with his friend Rafeeq, a Pakistani soldier. The casual talks begin with a news of another ban in India and takes turns after turns. Witness a different type of firing across the Indo-Pak border.

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A Sweet-Chini War

Sep 7, 2016

Pradeep, an Indian soldier, had bought a mobile phone from his friend and Chin Gum a Chinese soldier from across the border. But when the phone begins to act strange, he can not help but tell the painful truth about China. Watch a different type of firing across the border.

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Azaadi Mubarak (Independence Day Special)

Sep 7, 2016

See the 2 cross-border soldiers poke fun at one another as they discuss the true meaning of independence.

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Kashmir Mudda

Sep 7, 2016

Pakistan declares Black Day on the 19th July’2016.And being a true patriot Rafeeq is already down with the sadness that the event carries. Pradeep from India on the other hand, tries to hilariously tell him that how the political divide is claiming so many lives. And how till date, Kashmir stays that one unanswerable issue. Be ready to be deeply affected.

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“In” ki Problem

Sep 7, 2016

This time, the two cross-border pals have come up with an even more inspiring message. The message of engaging in a war of words and what is their weightage. Pradeep stresses on the fact that at times words do have a lot deeper impact, and to prove his point he gifts Rafeeq a dictionary.

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Padosi ki Politics

Sep 20, 2016

Pradeep receives a letter from his wife saying how the neighbours are torturing her by unfairly latching onto Pradeep’s domestic electricity supply and not being apologetic about it. Instead the neighbour threatens Pradeep’s father when he complains about his unruly deeds. Watch how the neighbour’s politics-writ attitude that gives Pradeep and Rafeeq the lesson that it is almost always the disorderly ways of politics that ruins peace in all the nations.

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