Maniesh Paul's 'VVANderful' Wrap: Inside the Fiery Forest Thriller

Actor Maniesh Paul has wrapped another shooting schedule for the upcoming film "VVAN: Force of the Forest." He shared some intense behind-the-scenes photos on Instagram, calling the experience "VVANderful." The movie is a thriller starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, set against the backdrop of Central Indian forests and legends. It's scheduled for a big-screen release in May 2026.

Key Points: Maniesh Paul Wraps Schedule for VVAN with Sidharth Malhotra

  • Maniesh Paul shares photos with a wounded face and fiery eyes from the set
  • The film is a thriller set in Central India's forests and ancient temples
  • Story inspired by Indian folklore where old myths begin coming to life
  • Project is backed by Ekta Kapoor and directed by Deepak Mishra with Arunabh Kumar
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Maniesh Paul says 'its been VVANderful' as he announces the schedule wrap for 'VVAN'

Maniesh Paul shares intense behind-the-scenes photos as he wraps a schedule for the forest thriller 'VVAN,' starring Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia.

"And it’s a schedule wrap for 2025 for VVAN….its been VVANderful - Maniesh Paul"

Mumbai, Dec 14

Actor Maniesh Paul has wrapped up another schedule for his upcoming drama "Vvan: Force of the Forest", which features Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia as the lead.

Treating his Instagram Family with a couple of glimpses from the much-anticipated drama, Maniesh described the experience as "VVANderful".

"And it’s a schedule wrap for 2025 for VVAN….its been VVANderful….cant wait to be at it again in jan 2026 now for the next sched!! (sic)," he wrote on the photo-sharing app.

The photos show Maniesh with a wounded face, accompanied by intense expressions and fiery eyes. We could also see fire burning in the backdrop.

Billed as a gripping thriller, "Vvan: Force of the Forest" has been set against the backdrop of Central India.

The movie is expected to talk about wild forests, age-old legends, and secret temples. It is believed that the story has been inspired by Indian folklore. The movie will revolve around an unprecedented scenario where age-old myths start coming to life.

Made under the direction of Deepak Mishra, along with Arunabh Kumar, the drama has been backed by Ekta Kapoor under her banner of Balaji Motion Pictures, in collaboration with The Viral Fever (TVF).

The makers have been raising excitement for the project with every update.

In April, Tamannaah joined the cast of "Vvan: Force of the Forest" as the leading lady. The announcement was made with a gripping teaser, which showed Tamannaah running barefoot in a red saree towards a forest.

She was further seen lighting a lamp and encountering a sign that read, “Warning: Entering the forest after sunset isn’t allowed.” However, her face was not revealed in the video.

"Vvan: Force of the Forest" is expected to be released in the cinema halls on 15th May 2026.

Sharing the release date of the movie on social media, the makers wrote, "The forest has whispered. The force will be unleashed on 15th May, 2026! Get ready for the big screen adventure!”

- IANS

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Rohit P
Finally a big film exploring our own myths and legends! Tired of superhero remakes. Hope they do justice to the Central India setting and don't just use it as a backdrop. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Arunabh K
The collaboration between Balaji and TVF is interesting. TVF usually nails content. But a 2026 release? They're building hype for two years? Hope the wait is worth it.
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Sarah B
Maniesh Paul in a serious role? That's a shift from his hosting gigs. The wounded face pic looks intense. Curious to see how this turns out.
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Karthik V
Respectfully, I hope the VFX is good. Many Indian films with forest/legend themes end up with cartoonish graphics. The premise is superb, but execution is key. Fingers crossed!
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Tamannaah F
Tamannaah in a red saree running towards a forest... giving major classic horror vibe! She's a great choice for this. Can't wait to see her face the 'force'. 🔥

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