Tumbbad 2 Shoot Begins! Sohum Shah, Nawazuddin Siddiqui Lead Horror Sequel

The shooting for the highly anticipated horror sequel 'Tumbbad 2' has commenced with a traditional muhurat ceremony in Mumbai. Actor-producer Sohum Shah shared glimpses of the puja, attended by key producers and industry figures. The film, starring Shah and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in pivotal roles, is being shot on a massive custom-built set spanning 7-8 acres. Directed by Adesh Prasad, the sequel is expected to delve deeper into the dark themes of its predecessor.

Key Points: Tumbbad 2 Shooting Starts with Sohum Shah, Nawazuddin Siddiqui

  • Shooting begins with muhurat ceremony
  • Massive 7-8 acre set built in Mumbai
  • Explores themes of greed and human nature
  • Directed by Adesh Prasad
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Tumbbad 2 shooting begins, Sohum Shah shares glimpses from muhurat ceremony

Tumbbad 2 begins filming with Sohum Shah & Nawazuddin Siddiqui. See muhurat ceremony photos, massive set details, and the creative team.

Tumbbad 2 shooting begins, Sohum Shah shares glimpses from muhurat ceremony
"With blessings and gratitude, the journey of Tumbbad 2 begins - Sohum Shah"

Mumbai, April 7

The shooting of the much-awaited sequel of horror-thriller Tumbaad has finally begun after a muhurat ceremony in Mumbai today.

Starring Sohum Shah and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in the lead roles, the folkfore based film Tumbaad 2 is creating a buzz in the entertainment industry after the blockbuster re-release of its predecessor in theatres in 2024.

Now, finally, the big moment has arrived, as the film has gone on floors with a mahurat shot. Taking to his Instagram handle, Sohum Shah shared glimpses from the puja ceremony of the movie.

The necessary puja ceremony prior to the shooting of the film was attended by producer Dr. Jayantilal Gada and his son Dhaval Gada, along with industry stalwarts Boney Kapoor and Tutu Sharma.

While sharing the photos, the actor wrote, "With blessings and gratitude, the journey of Tumbbad 2 begins, as we come together to take the story forward."

According to the press note, a massive set of 7-8 acres was built in Mumbai, resembling a city, for the initial shoot of the movie.

Nawazuddin Siddiqui is set to play a crucial role in the sequel. While details about his character remain under wraps, the makers, as per a release, say his role will be central to the story.

The film is expected to continue exploring themes of greed, fear, and human nature, which made the first part widely discussed.

'Tumbbad 2' is being directed by Adesh Prasad and spearheaded by actor-producer Sohum Shah under his banner Sohum Shah Films, with Pen Studios, headed by veteran producer Dr. Jayantilal Gada, the powerhouse behind blockbusters such as RRR and Gangubai Kathiawadi.

The distribution will be done by Pen Marudhar. The release date of the film has not been revealed yet by the makers.

- ANI

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Priya S
So happy to see the muhurat ceremony pics. It's great they are sticking to the traditional puja before starting. Wishing the entire team all the best. Hope the sequel lives up to the original's haunting atmosphere.
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Nikhil C
A 7-8 acre set in Mumbai? That's massive commitment. Shows the scale they are aiming for. The first film was a visual treat, and with Pen Studios (RRR, Gangubai) backing it, the production value should be top-notch. Excited!
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Rohit P
Honestly, a bit skeptical. The first Tumbbad was perfect as a standalone film. Sequels often dilute the original's magic, especially in horror. I hope they have a solid story and aren't just cashing in on the brand name.
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Sarah B
As someone who discovered Tumbbad on streaming, I'm thrilled! It's such a unique film that blends mythology with horror so well. Adding Nawazuddin is a genius move. His intensity will be perfect for this world.
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Kavya N
Themes of greed and human nature are timeless. If they explore new depths with the same visual storytelling, this could be another classic. Good to see Sohum Shah leading from the front as producer-actor. All the best team! 🤞

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