Vaazha 2: Hashir and gang is all set to return to big screen | All about the sequel

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Vaazha - Biopic of a Billion Boys, the latest Malayalam film, debuted in theatres on August 15 and has since garnered favourable reviews from audiences. Audiences are intrigued by the movie's ending, which sort of suggests a sequel, due to which the makers have now unveiled an important update. They revealed a poster on August 21, announcing that Hashir and his buddies will play the main roles in the follow-up.

Vaazha 2 will mark the directorial debut of Savin SA, while Vipin Das will write the screenplay. Similar to the predecessor, the sequel has been financed by Vipin Das, Harris Desom, P B Anish, Adarsh Narayan, and Icon Cinemas.

Hashir to return in Vaazha's sequel

In an interview with OTTplay, Anand Menon had disclosed that there will be a seque l to the movie. The film will include a second portion with both new and returning actors. However, as Vaazha's ending implies, Hashir and his friends will also play significant roles in the sequel," he continued. People's expectations are definitely raised by this news, especially considering the success of the film presently showing in theatres and the rising popularity of social media influencer Hashir, who has been in the news for a while.

Rave feedback for Vaazha in theatres

The five buddies at the core of the film are Ajo, Vishnu, Moosa, Kalaam, and Vivek; their parents and other acquaintances often refer to them as losers and troublemakers. As adults, they encounter tremendous social pressure, which ultimately sets them on a challenging path of acceptance of oneself and personal growth. Saafboi, Amith, Anuraj O B, Anu, Mohan Rajeswari, and Joemon Jyothir make up the main cast of Vaazha.

From Anand Menen's direction to Vipin Das' writing, OTTplay's review says that the film lives up to all the fun expectations that were raised prior to its premiere, while also offering audiences meaningful moments that they find appealing. Another component that is sure to keep the audience engaged is the situational humour.