is highly anticipated among cinema lovers, with the makers announcing its sequel, Animal Park, during the end credits of Animal itself. However, there’s been no confirmation on when exactly the shoot for Animal Park will commence. While some sources suggest it may start in 2025, others indicate the film is on hold as ‘s focus is currently on ‘s . Ironically, recent reports hint at the commencement of Ranbir Kapoor’s film shoot, but the twist is that the fate of Animal Park is entirely dependent on ‘ movie, . Find out more below.

Released in 2023, and ‘s starrer captivated audiences with its storyline, impactful visuals, and impeccable screenplay. While director Sandeep Reddy Vanga faced criticism from film critics and sections of society for its perceived moral incorrectness and toxicity, the film won the hearts of audiences and shattered box office records. Animal Park will feature Ranbir in a double role, portraying both Ranvijay and Aziz (the main antagonist). Viewers are eagerly anticipating the double dose of Ranbir in ‘s film. However, here’s the catch.

Currently, Sandeep Reddy Vanga is busy shooting starrer Spirit wherein the south actors is all set to play the role of a Police offiver.. This film marks Prabhas’ 25th film. Animal’s production designer, Suresh Selvarajan, has already hinted that Spirit will be much grander than Animal.

According to recent reports from Pinkvilla, Sandeep Reddy Vanga will commence shooting for Animal Park in 2026 after wrapping up Prabhas starrer Spirit. The report suggests that Vanga will only take up the Kapoor starrer film once he’s finished shooting for Prabhas’ film. This means there’s a significant possibility that any delay in Prabhas starrer Spirit could directly impact Ranbir Kapoor starrer Animal Park. As of now, there’s been no official confirmation from Sandeep Reddy Vanga or his team regarding the aforementioned news.

It’s now a waiting game for the ardent fans of the Ranbir Kapoor starrer. Until Prabhas’ film is completed, there’s apparently no hope for Animal Park to see the light of day.

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