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Whenever Bollywood's 'Action King' Sunny Deol comes on screen, a different energy and enthusiasm is seen in the theatres. His previous film 'Gadar 2' had created history by breaking many old records at the box office and left a deep impression on the hearts of the audience. Now once again Sunny Deol is preparing to return to the audience with his much awaited film 'Bantwara 1947'. The expectations of the fans have started skyrocketing from the name and subject of this film. However, after a historic success like 'Gadar', the bar of expectations of the audience has become very high. In such a situation, there are many big and serious challenges standing in the way of 'Bantwara 1947' being successful and creating new dimensions at the box office, which will not be easy for the makers and Sunny Deol himself to face. Let us know in detail about those 8 big challenges that are facing this film. 1. Huge pressure of the historic success of 'Gadar 2' The biggest challenge for any actor is to compete with the sequel of his own blockbuster film or the next big film of the same genre. 'Gadar 2' created a new history by earning more than Rs 500 crore at the box office. In such a situation, the audience and trade analysts have similar expectations from 'Partition 1947'. Under the burden of these huge expectations, every aspect of the film will be closely monitored, which creates a mental and commercial pressure for the producers. 2. Maintaining accuracy on a historical and sensitive topic The theme of 'Partition 1947' is based on the pain of the partition of India and the events to it. This is a very sensitive and politically delicate issue. The biggest challenge is to maintain the accuracy of historical facts in the story, script and dialogues of the film. If any kind of controversial or misleading portrayal is revealed, the film may face strong protests or objections from the censor board, which may affect its performance. 3. Changing tastes and tastes of the modern audience The tastes of the cinematic audience have changed rapidly over the years. Today's audiences don't just come to theaters looking for loud dialogues or high-octane action, but rather a strong script, tight direction and realistic treatment. It will be a big challenge to adapt 'Partition 1947' to the mood of today's generation by moving away from the old style drama, so that it can attract the audience of every section to the theatres. 4. Technical efficiency and high quality of VFX: In films made on the backdrop of Partition, the environment of that period, refugee camps, ruined cities and large-scale migration have to be brought alive on screen. This requires high level set design, cinematography and VFX. If the visual effects are weak, the impact of the film may be reduced. Today, audiences compare the high technical level of Hollywood and South Indian cinema with Bollywood films. 5. Tough competition from other big films at the box office: Today's film market has become extremely competitive. It is difficult for any film to get a solo window at the time of release. 'Partition 1947' is also likely to face tough competition from other regional, Bollywood and Hollywood films at the box office. If there is a clash, then the screen count and audience divide can have a direct impact on the film's collection, which can hinder profit making in the initial days. 6. Giving a new dimension to Sunny Deol's action star image: The same old, aggressive and dashing image of Sunny Deol is stuck in the minds of the audience, which he has played for decades. But at this stage of her age, she needs a role which suits her current age and also does justice to her stardom. Balancing emotional depth along with action and giving the audience something new will be a tough test for the director. 7. Music and songs being chartbusters: His songs and powerful music had a huge contribution in the success of 'Gadar' and 'Gadar 2'. "I went out with the bundles" And "fly away black crow" Songs like these have kept their place on people's tongues even today. 'Partition 1947' also requires such evergreen and soul-touching music. If the songs of the film fail to make a mark among the audience, then it may be difficult to maintain the hype of the film. 8. Dealing with negativity and trolling in the era of social media: In today's digital era, as soon as the teaser or trailer of any film is released, its evaluation starts on social media. Many times, small things are blown out of proportion and a boycott trend or negative atmosphere is created against films. For a film with a historical background like 'Partition 1947', it will prove to be a big challenge to deal with this kind of social media trolling and negativity and maintain its positive brand value.