In a gripping twist, director Sandeep Reddy Vanga sets the stage for an electrifying showdown in the anticipated sequel to “Animal.” Post-credits unveil Aziz, a bloodier persona portrayed by Ranbir Kapoor, who undergoes a transformative journey, fueled by vengeance. With promises of a darker narrative, Vanga and Kapoor hint at an unyielding commitment to explore deeper themes in their next collaboration. T-Series’ confirmation of the sequel heralds a new era of creative freedom, further fueling excitement for “Animal Park.” As whispers of production stir, fans eagerly await the potentially early release, anticipating an intense and captivating journey into the heart of darkness.
1. Double role:
In the post-credits scene of “Animal,” director Sandeep Reddy Vanga teased fans with the introduction of Aziz, portrayed by Ranbir Kapoor, a bloodier and more formidable character. Aziz undergoes plastic surgery to resemble Ranbir’s character, Ranvijay Balbir Singh, setting the stage for an inevitable showdown between the two.
2. A darker plot:
Despite initial doubts, Vanga assured fans that “Animal Park” would delve even deeper into darker territory. He and Ranbir Kapoor have another idea for a collaboration, a very dark one, signaling their willingness to explore more intense themes following the success of the first film.
3. New collaborations:
T-Series confirmed the sequel, showcasing producer Bhushan Kumar and Vanga together in promotional photos. The partnership promises creative freedom and an unbreakable bond, hinting at exciting developments for the sequel.
4. Excitement is promise:
Ranbir Kapoor hinted at the thrilling nature of the sequel’s script, revealing that Sandeep Vanga has already narrated some exciting scenes. The anticipation for “Animal Park” is heightened by the promise of intense and captivating storytelling.
5. Rumoured release:
While Ranbir is currently occupied with filming Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana,” production for “Animal Park” is expected to begin in 2025, according to recent updates. This suggests a potential release as early as late next year, aligning with the project’s multi-film vision from its inception.
