Animal 2: 'Bigger and Wilder' says Sandeep Reddy Vanga; Ranbir Kapoor to start shooting in 2026
It was previously reported that Vicky Kaushal is likely to join the production team of the sequel to the Animal Park blockbuster. Animal was a box office success which earned over Rs 900 crore worldwide
FollowFollowing the tremendous triumph of Animal, admirers of Ranbir Kapoor greatly anticipate the sequel film Animal Park. However, they will have to endure a brief delay in the film's release. During his recent attendance at an award ceremony in Mumbai, Animal director Sandeep Reddy Vanga divulged a noteworthy development regarding the film's sequel, albeit with the caveat that production will not commence until 2026.
“This is going to be bigger and wilder than Animal,” Vanga said as quoted by TOI and then added, “The shooting of the film will begin by 2026.”
Also Read: IPL 2024: Preity Zinta sets record straight on alleged Rohit Sharma comment; Calls it 'FAKE'
In the past, Instant Bollywood reported that Vicky Kaushal's participation in the sequel to the Animal Park film was highly probable. Vicky Kaushal is reportedly being considered for a negative character in the film Animal Park. Although no official confirmation has been made at this time, Vicky's on-screen altercation with Ranbir will undoubtedly be intriguing to observe. In the initial portion of the film, Bobby Deol portrayed the antagonist.
Animal (January 1, 2023) was a film about the antagonistic relationship between a man and his father. Ranbir portrayed the antihero Vijay, who would do anything to defend his father, including using a machine gun to eliminate two hundred individuals. Nevertheless, notwithstanding his exertions, he encountered difficulty obtaining his emotionally distant father's (portrayed by Anil Kapoor) endorsement. Additionally, Rashmika Mandanna and Triptii Dimri played pivotal roles in the film.
Also Read: (Photos) Check out Nayanthara's Rs 5.3 Lakh Rolex watch
Although Animal amassed more than Rs 900 crore at the box office globally, it was criticised by a number of individuals for being "misogynistic." On social media, the film ignited a controversy, with numerous users criticising the director for his performance as Vijay.
