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When Border 2 dropped its first poster, it didn’t just announce a film it stirred memories. Sunny Deol in uniform brought back packed theatres, claps, and that lump in the throat only Border could create. But one question quickly followed: is this story taking us back to Longewala, or is Border 2 ready to tell a new war story?

Very few filmmakers move between worlds quite like Mira Nair. Her movies slip easily from the chaos of Mumbai to the hush of small-town Mississippi, always chasing big questions: who are we, where do we fit, what does it even mean to belong? Watching her work, you feel this sense of warmth, a kind of honesty that hits close to home, no matter where you’re from. For four decades, Nair’s built a cinematic universe that starts in India, but really, it speaks to everyone.