Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Animal is a box office blockbuster already and the film has raked Rs 750 crore worldwide. Yes, The Ranbir Kapoor, Bobby Deol starrer is unstoppable and who knows before Dunki and Salaar releases, the A-rated film might well enter the thousand crore club as well. Now, Saurabh Sachdeva who plays Bobby's on-screen brother Abid has revealed he had no clue about Animal sequel even after he was done filming the post-credit scene with Ranbir Kapoor. ALSO READ: Animal DELETED Scene: Injured Ranbir Kapoor Flying Private Jet After Having Alcohol In This Leaked Footage Goes Viral! Netizens REACT! - WATCH
In the film's end credits scene, director Sandeep Reddy Vanga finally leaves the audience waiting for a potential sequel named Animal Park. Sharing his insight, the Sacred Games actor mentioned that he learned about this sequel only upon watching the movie. In an exclusive interview with Pinkvilla, he disclosed, "I don't even know whether the second part will be made or not. I also was surprised to see that." His initial reaction was one of surprise, exclaiming, "What, this is what is happening!" ALSO READ: Animal RAPE Scene: Actor Mansi Taxak Defends Marital Sexual Assault Scene Featuring Bobby Deol; Calls It 'An Apt Way To Establish Bobby Sir’s Character'
Bobby Deol's entry song to the Iranian track Jamaal Jamaaloo is the talk of the town and is going viral on the internet. Saurabh Sachdeva who also features in the song, reminisced and shared treasured moments from the shoot, providing an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the making of this remarkable musical sequence. Speaking about filming the song he reveals there was no choreographer assigned to direct this song and somehow they got it organically.
The Jaane Jaan star is excited about Animal Park and reveals that Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Ranbir Kapoor might be discussing the script. The rest of the cast is unaware about what's in it for everyone. Animal is still going strong at the box office and has minted Rs 450 crore in India.
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