Stars Hrithik Roshan and NTR Jr. will begin shooting for the second installment of ‘War’, directed by Ayan Mukerji, in November.
A source said, “Get set for the biggest theatrical experience when Hrithik Roshan takes on NTR Jr. in ‘War 2’. The film is being mounted on a scale that has never been attempted before in India.
Aditya Chopra and Ayan are clear that they want to make it a spectacle and a global cinematic moment for India.”
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The source added that the “pre-production is in full swing for this action extravaganza that starts its shooting schedule in November.
“War 2 is a huge pan-India movie right now, given the casting coup by Aditya Chopra to get NTR Jr. in this film. The YRF Spy Universe is expanding at a rate that is unimaginable and all the films of this universe are now the biggest event films for audiences to enjoy in theatres.”
Tiger Shroff-starrer ‘War’, which was released in 2019, was directed by ‘Pathaan’ maker Siddharth Anand.
Meanwhile, Tollywood Actor Jr NTR, who has been swaying the audience – both Indian and international – with ‘RRR’, has been signed for the spy action-thriller, ‘War 2’ – a sequel to the 2019 blockbuster.
Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan, who played the role of Kabir in ‘War’, will be seen taking on Jr NTR in a bloody battle that will be an adrenaline-pumping action extravaganza. Recently, it was also revealed that the event film is being directed by Ayan Mukerji, who has a history of delivering some of the biggest blockbusters in Bollywood including his last release ‘Brahmastra’.
A veteran trade source confirmed on condition of anonymity that Jr NTR will be locking horns with Hrithik in ‘War 2’, “Their battle of wits and their fierce showdown will definitely be an action spectacle to remember on the big screen.
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