In the next two years, Ranveer Singh, who last appeared with Alia Bhatt in Karan Johar’s ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani’, will be hard at work filming his next projects. In addition to ‘Don 3’ and ‘Singham Again’, the actor is reportedly preparing for ‘Shaktimaan’, another significant movie, according to a Pinkvilla report. Basil Joseph is rumoured to be directing it.
According to the portal, ‘Don 3’ will be filmed over a seven-month period in both India and overseas. It is anticipated to be finished by March 2025, at which point Ranveer Singh will begin work on ‘Shaktimaan’ in May 2025. ‘Don 3’ is coming up next, and then ‘Shaktimaan’. After working on the screenplay for the movie for more than three years, the team has at last produced a script that truly honours Shaktimaan’s legacy. Sajid Nadiadwala and Sony Pictures India will produce the movie, which will be directed by Basil Joseph, an insider told Pinkvilla.
Ranveer Singh looks forward to a busy year:
During an Instagram live session in September 2023, Tovino Thomas made hints about a potential partnership between Ranveer Singh and Basil Joseph. Tovino went live to commemorate the announcement that his movie 2018 would be India’s official Oscar submission. Ranveer interrupted the live broadcast by leaving a comment with the message, “Love from Mumbai.”
When Tovino saw his remark, he gave him praise. Around this time, Tovino began to disclose that he was discussing with director Basil Joseph how much fun he was going to have working with Ranveer. While the actor refrained from disclosing the project’s name, he did imply that Ranveer and Basil are working together on something that is expected to begin filming soon.
‘Don 3’, directed by Farhan Akhtar, is tipped to be a major 2025 release, with ‘Shaktimaan’. scheduled for 2026, while Ranveer’s ‘Singham Again‘ is scheduled for release in 2024. Additionally, there have been rumours recently that Ranveer is in talks with multiple other directors about working together in the south and making a pan-Indian movie.
