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Vaazha - While the movie's ending sort of teases a sequel, director Anand Menon revealed a significant update. The young director revealed that the film will have a sequel.
Last Updated: 10.34 PM, Aug 18, 2024
The most recent Malayalam movie, Vaazha - Biopic of a Billion Boys, opened in theatres on August 15 and has since received positive reviews from viewers. While the movie's ending sort of teases a sequel, which excites audiences, director Anand Menon revealed a significant update.
Vaazha - Biopic of a Billion Boys to have a sequel
The young director revealed that the film will have a sequel in a conversation with OTTplay. There will be a second segment in the movie featuring both new and returning cast members. But as the conclusion of Vaazha suggests, Hashir's character and his group of pals will also be crucial characters in the follow-up," he added.
He went on to say that the writers are undoubtedly talking about the script for Vaazha 2, even though he is still unsure whether he would direct the second installment because of his other film commitments. Given the success of the movie currently playing in theatres and increasing popularity of social media influencer Hashir—who has been in the spotlight for a while—this news undoubtedly raises people's expectations.
Vaazha garnering positive feedback in theatres
Ajo, Vishnu, Moosa, Kalaam, and Vivek are the five friends at the centre of the movie; they are frequently called losers and troublemakers by their parents and other acquaintances. They experience intense social pressure as adults, which eventually leads them on a difficult journey of self-acceptance and self-discovery. The primary cast of Vaazha includes Saafboi, Amith, Anuraj O B, Anu, Mohan Rajeswari, and Joemon Jyothir.
According to OTTplay’s review, the film fulfils all the enjoyable expectations it set before its release in addition to delivering on its own poignant moments that audiences find appealing, due to the direction of Anand Menen and the screenplay by Vipin Das. Vaazha's characters are all well-positioned to handle their own issues, which makes the story extremely relatable. The situational humour is another element that will definitely keep the audience entertained.