Sohum Shah has sparked fresh excitement among his fans with a new post hinting at the long-awaited Tumbbad sequel. In the post, the actor and producer shared a glimpse of himself working on the script, surrounded by notes and drafts.
The first Tumbbad film, released in 2018, quickly became a cult hit. Its unique storytelling, atmospheric visuals, and themes of greed and mythology won over audiences.
Directed by Rahi Anil Barve, the film follows Vinayak Rao’s obsessive hunt for a hidden treasure tied to a cursed goddess. Its intriguing plot and world-building left fans craving more, making a sequel highly anticipated.
Sohun Shah Shares Update On Tumbbad 2
Sharing a photo where he was seen flaunting a bright smile, he wrote, “Ha, Tumbbad 2 pe hi kaam kar raha hun.” (Yes, I am working on Tumbbad 2) This has sent fans into a frenzy.
Once the post was shared, fans flooded the comments, expressing their excitement. One user wrote, “Can’t wait.” Another added, “Han please Jaldi Kro” (Yes, please hurry up). Other comments also expressed the same anticipation.
Check out his post below!
Sohum Is Also Working On A Film Called Crazxy
Shah’s post suggests that Tumbbad 2 will dive even deeper into the world of the first film, with fans hoping to explore more of its dark folklore. While no official release date has been set, Shah’s update confirms that the sequel is in the works.
The buzz around Tumbbad 2 is growing, and fans are eager for more details. Will the sequel live up to the original? Fans are waiting to find out.
In the meantime, Sohum Shah is keeping busy with other projects. His next film, Crazxy, set for release on March 7, 2025, has already generated excitement with its motion poster. Fans are eagerly looking forward to both Tumbbad 2 and Crazxy as Shah continues to build his career in filmmaking.
(Also read: Sohum Shah On Crazxy: ‘It’s Atrangi And Completely Different From Tumbbad)
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