War 2 is all set to arrive in August next year and as per the latest update, the filming process is confirmed to conclude by April 2025. Hrithik Roshan and Jr. NTR had already wrapped their respective schedules for the climax at a studio.
However, the final leg is still left which will be completed in a brief period. The film has specifically grabbed a lot of attention due to the reports of stunt sequences being taken to another level compared to the previous installments of the YRF Spy Universe.
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The makers have brought international stunt directors Spiro Ratzos and Se-Yeong Oh for the film, which means that audiences can expect to witness some amazing action scenes on the big screen.
A source additionally stated that the last leg will feature Ayan Mukerji shooting some crucial stunt sequences and the director is working hard to ensure that the sequel manages to surpass everything that the audiences have seen in the first film.
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The post-production process is supposed to take around two or three months, which means that the film will be ready for release by Independence Day.
The makers might follow the usual process where they would slowly release the teaser along with some songs.
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Overall, expectations are sky-high considering the standard of the films included in the franchise over the years.
Jr. NTR’s role as an antagonist has additionally created headlines, which means that audiences won’t miss an opportunity to enjoy the upcoming spy-thriller in theatres.
Hrithik will also return to the big screen after a gap of more than a year. This proves that there are enough reasons for War 2 to become a blockbuster.
But there is a minor obstacle where audiences have lost a little bit of interest in Spy Universe, specifically after the underwhelming content in Tiger 3. People want to watch desi entertainers like Pushpa 2: The Rule.
Spy Universe has been repeating the formula of India-Pakistan conflict and audiences are tired of watching it again and again. It will get a huge opening but after that, content will decide the fate of the film.
However, it remains to be seen if it can break the records held by War and the closing numbers of Pathaan, which was Rs. 1,000 crores.
