Tumbaad 2 has been announced
These days the re-release of old great films is in process. Meanwhile, on September 13, the 6-year-old horror film ‘Tumbaad’ re-released in theatres. The film is receiving good response after its re-release, the film has broken its own record in terms of opening day collection. With its re-release, movie buffs have got another big surprise.
‘Tumbad’ actor Soham Shah has announced the sequel of ‘Tumbad’ by sharing a post on social media. However, some time ago Soham said that the story is being worked on, but no official date was given. The release date has not been announced yet, but it has been officially announced.
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‘The wheel of time is round, what is past will return, the door will open again…. The advertisement video begins with the lines ‘Pryal Ayega’. The caption of the video reads, Doomsday will come. It can be clearly seen from the reaction of people in the comment section that people are eagerly waiting for its sequel. Some time ago Soham had said in an interview with ETimes that he is planning to work on ‘Tumbaad 2’ and its third part. Of which Soham has finally made it official about the second part.
The shooting of the film was completed in 6 years
‘Tumbaad’ was released in the year 2018. The film is based on a fictional village, where it rains continuously. The film’s director Rahi Anil Barve waited for four monsoons to make the village’s rains real, which took 6 years to shoot. The actor had to maintain extra weight in ‘Tumbaad’, so Soham gained 18 kg during these 6 years. It is said that ‘Tumbaad’ was shot in a place where no one has ever been in 100 years. Along with the actor, Soham is also the producer of this film. In 2008, Nawazuddin Siddiqui was offered the role of the lead actor in the film, but the film was shelved due to financial constraints.
Placed behind ‘The Buckingham Murders’
In a conversation with Llantop, Soham said that it took 6 years to shoot the first part of the film. The film did not make decent money, due to which it was re-released. In its sequel, the story of ‘Tumbaad’ will be based on Vinayak’s son Pandurang. On the first day of its re-release, the film earned Rs 1.65 crore at the box office, which is 2.5 times more than the film’s opening day earnings in 2018. When released in 2018, the film earned Rs 65 lakh on the first day. Not only this, its earnings are more than the collection of Kareena Kapoor’s ‘The Buckingham Murders’. Released on September 13, ‘The Buckingham Murders’ has earned Rs 1.25 crore on its first day of release.
