Sohum Shah, who shot to fame with the 2018 cult hit ‘Tumbbad’, is now back on set for its much-awaited sequel, ‘Tumbbad 2 – Pralay Aayega.’ This time around, the film promises a far grander canvas, with Alia Bhatt and Nawazuddin Siddiqui joining the cast in pivotal roles. Amid the shoot, Sohum shared photos taken at the very location where the original film was filmed, and the nostalgia clearly hit hard.
Sohum Shah shares pictures from the iconic wada
Taking to Instagram, Sohum posted a series of pictures of himself seated on the staircase of the wada featured in the first film, with its iconic front door visible in the background. The images took fans straight back to the world of the original Tumbbad.Sharing the post, the actor wrote a heartfelt caption in Hindi: “सालों बाद फिर उसी वाड़े की छाँव में हूँ, जहाँ से ये सारा खेल शुरू हुआ था। #Tumbbad2 #PralayAayega” (Years later, I’m back in the shade of that same wada, where this entire journey began).
Why the Wada matters to ‘Tumbbad’s story
For those who haven’t watched the film, the wada was more than just a filming location, it was central to Tumbbad‘s entire narrative. Several pivotal moments in the story unfolded within its walls, and the structure itself carried a weight of historical significance that added to the film’s haunting, folklore-like atmosphere.
‘Tumbbad 2’ with a bigger scale and a bigger cast
‘Tumbbad 2’ is shaping up to be a significantly larger production than its predecessor. The addition of Alia Bhatt and Nawazuddin Siddiqui to the cast has already generated considerable buzz among fans. The film is being produced under Sohum Shah’s own banner, Sohum Shah Films, in association with Pen Studios. Unlike the first installment, which Sohum co-directed, this sequel will be helmed by Adesh Prasad. The film is currently slated for a theatrical release on December 3, 2027.
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‘Tumbbad’s journey
‘Tumbbad’ first released in theatres in 2018 to a modest box office response. However, the film found a second life in the years that followed, building a devoted cult following that eventually led to a theatrical re-release in 2024. Producer Aanand L Rai had spoken about the film’s remarkable resurgence following this re-release, reflecting on how Tumbbad found the audience it always deserved.
