Ranbir Kapoor‘s ‘Animal,’ has turn into a catalyst for discussions on its increasing universe. Regardless of the movie receiving a combined reception, the anticipation surrounding its upcoming OTT launch has been piqued, notably as a result of noteworthy efficiency of Bobby Deol. As Abrar Haque, Bobby has introduced a personality that has resonated strongly with followers. Deol’s magnetic on-screen presence and charming dance strikes within the viral Jamal Kudu tune haven’t gone unnoticed.
Whereas the sequel, ‘Animal Park,’ is already within the pipeline with director Sandeep Reddy Vanga on the helm, specializing in Ranbir Kapoor’s character, the highlight has shifted to the potential spin-off centered round Bobby Deol’s Abrar Haque. Current stories point out that the filmmakers are actively exploring numerous ideas to increase the cinematic universe, with a standalone venture that includes Bobby Deol’s character rising as a frontrunner.
Whereas the sequel, ‘Animal Park,’ is already within the pipeline with director Sandeep Reddy Vanga on the helm, specializing in Ranbir Kapoor’s character, the highlight has shifted to the potential spin-off centered round Bobby Deol’s Abrar Haque. Current stories point out that the filmmakers are actively exploring numerous ideas to increase the cinematic universe, with a standalone venture that includes Bobby Deol’s character rising as a frontrunner.
Bobby Deol says he ‘used to really feel disgusted’ enjoying Abrar in ‘Animal’: Right here’s what the actor stated
In line with a Occasions Now report, the producers are devoted to capitalizing on the success of ‘Animal.’ Whereas the sequel is slated for 2026, there’s a sturdy inclination in direction of a by-product that delves into Bobby Deol’s character. Curiously, the standalone film won’t essentially be directed by Sandeep Vanga Reddy, who is anticipated to be immersed within the sequel to ‘Animal.’
Sharing his astonishment on the overwhelming response and the potential spinoff, Bobby Deol expressed his gratitude for the influence of his character, Abrar Haque.
