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Are You Ready for the Wild Ride? Sandeep Reddy Vanga Spills Beans on Animal Park!
Fans of Ranbir Kapoor's blockbuster hit Animal have been eagerly anticipating the release of its sequel, Animal Park. The excitement peaked when director Sandeep Reddy Vanga shared some thrilling updates at a recent award show in Mumbai. However, the news comes with a twist – the shooting for the sequel is set to begin in 2026, leaving fans with a bit of a wait.
During an event, Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga teased the audience with promises that Animal Park would be even bigger and wilder than its predecessor. He revealed that filming for the sequel is scheduled to commence in 2026, hinting at an epic cinematic experience for viewers.
Hate it Or Love It, But Everyone's Gonna Wait For It. 💥#SandeepReddyVanga is Going to start #AnimalPark in 2026.There areNumerous Reports indicates that #VickyKaushal is going to be One Of Biggest Villain in this #RanbirKapoor starrer.If this happens, there would be… pic.twitter.com/50HAUaSDYx
— Ashwani kumar (@BorntobeAshwani) April 20, 2024
Insiders close to the film have also revealed details about the plot of Animal Park. They stated that the groundwork for the sequel was laid during the creation of Animal, as it was always intended to be part of a larger narrative. The second instalment is expected to delve deeper into Ranbir Kapoor's character, Ranvijay, and his intriguing relationship with his doppelganger. Additionally, it will explore the dynamics between Ranvijay and his son, as well as his connection with Rashmika Mandanna's character, Geetanjali.
Animal not only triumphed at the box office but also made waves in the digital realm following its release on Netflix. Despite facing criticism, the film shattered viewership records and generated significant buzz. The success has only fueled anticipation for the sequel, with Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga remaining undeterred by the naysayers.
The controversial portrayal of Vijay as an anti-hero in Animal sparked debates about misogyny on social media. However, actress Rashmika Mandanna defended the film, emphasizing that it merely depicted a complex character and resonated with audiences.
In a surprising turn of events, veteran actor Adil Hussain recently expressed regret over his role in Kabir Singh. Sandeep Reddy Vanga responded to Hussain's comments with sharp criticism, showcasing the director's uncompromising stance on his cinematic vision.
Meanwhile, fans eagerly await the release of Animal Park, and the anticipation continues to grow, promising an exhilarating cinematic experience that builds upon the success of its predecessor.
- PTC PUNJABI
