Sunny Deol just gave his fans a birthday treat that might break the internet — and maybe a few metaphorical bones, too. On his special day, the iconic actor dropped the first look of his next film Gabru, and let’s just say: the man still knows how to make an entrance. Described as a story of “courage, conscience, and compassion,” Sunny isn’t just flexing muscles here — he’s going straight for the soul. And judging by the early fan reactions, the roar of the Gabru is already being heard loud and clear.
With Simran Bagga and Prit Kamani joining the cast, Gabru is shaping up to be more than just another action drama — it’s promising heart, depth, and a whole lot of soul. Sunny’s caption said it best: “Power isn’t what you show, it’s what you do.” A line that sounds tailor-made for a larger-than-life hero who’s always let his punches do the talking. Whether it was Ghayal, Gadar, or now Gabru, there’s always been a deeper message under the Deol dynamite — and this time, it sounds personal.
Directed and written by Shashank Udapurkar and presented by Om Chhangani and Echelon, the film boasts an evocative soundtrack featuring Mithoon, Satinder Sartaaj, and Anurag Saikya, with lyrics by the ever-poetic Sayeed Quadri. A mix of raw emotion and powerful storytelling seems to be brewing — and March 13, 2026, can’t come fast enough. If the poster’s intensity is anything to go by, Gabru might just be Sunny’s next big moment after the Gadar 2 phenomenon.
But wait, that’s not all. The Deol storm continues to gather pace with Border 2, the much-anticipated sequel to the 1997 patriotic blockbuster. Set for a Republic Day weekend release on January 22, 2026, Border 2 features a power-packed ensemble with Varun Dhawan, Diljit Dosanjh, and Sonam Bajwa. Directed by Anurag Singh, this one’s already looking like a goosebump-fest in the making — and with Sunny back in uniform, expect fireworks.
Between Gabru and Border 2, 2026 might just be the year of Sunny Deol all over again. And this time, he’s not just here to fight — he’s here to move hearts, raise voices, and maybe even change minds. One powerful punch (and performance) at a time.
