Border

1997 · 176 MIN · IMDB 7.9 · 18,257 VOTES · DIR. J. P. Dutta

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Overview

It's 1971, and 2000 members of the Pakistani Army—armed with tanks—are at war with just 120 men in a battalion of Indian soldiers based in the Longewala region of Rajasthan in India.

Dialogue Timeline — 992 lines

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00:02:53 Two minutes and 45 seconds. You can save at least 15 seconds
00:09:24 I had sworn by those alps and peaks...
00:14:08 He could spend his life sitting at his wife's bedside.
00:20:25 Send word over wireless that we have arrived to take charge.
00:25:35 I hope you don't take offence, sir...
00:29:12 Start a full-scale checking of the villages from tomorrow.
00:33:59 ...and you'll know whether I'm here to die, or to wreak havoc on you!
00:41:25 Which made him shackle his son in this uniform!
00:45:38 What are you talking about? I don't understand a word.
00:55:11 Why are you flinging things around? Why must you be so angry?
00:59:54 No. I won't let him leave...
01:06:01 Very well. I will leave for the border at daybreak.
01:20:06 In which case, lions from this sand must be made of clay!
01:25:59 I've brought your bridal gear, son...
01:31:21 Mr. Mathura Das! You are delighted to be going home!
01:35:16 He has asked me to bring an enemy-tank when I go home...
01:47:49 Undoubtedly, sir.
01:56:50 This what the true Hindu has been doing down the ages.
02:04:14 The hour of our test has arrived!
02:09:05 That's an order from your Commanding Officer!
02:19:14 I will bump off no less than a couple of the enemy's soldiers!
02:29:03 Ratan Singh... get up! Don't leave me, my friend!
02:42:40 Let me go...
02:50:50 The enemy is fleeing We have won the battle

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed992
Dialogue density5.6 lines / min
First line00:02:53
Final line02:50:50

Production Record

DirectorJ. P. Dutta
LanguageHindi
Revenue$37,000,000
IMDb votes18,257