Ram Gopal Varma has become an ardent admirer of Sandeep Reddy Vanga after the success of Animal, starring Ranbir Kapoor. Despite facing criticism for its daring storyline, Animal shattered box office records.
Now, Sandeep is gearing up for his next ambitious venture, Animal Park, collaborating closely with RGV to deliver another electrifying cinematic masterpiece. Fans are excited to see what this dynamic duo brings to the big screen!
RGV recently shared a photo with Sandeep, capturing the two in a serious discussion.According to the post, Sandeep visited Ram at his home for a mysterious meeting. With his signature wit, RGV hinted in the caption that something exciting is brewing, leaving fans eager to discover what this powerhouse duo has in store!
Check out his post here:
In the picture, both Ram Gopal Varma and Sandeep Reddy Vanga are seen engrossed in a tablet, likely brainstorming exciting ideas for Animal Park. While the details of their collaboration remain a mystery, fans are already buzzing with speculation. RGV added a playful caption on X, saying, âAn ANIMAL showing an ANIMAL to another ANIMAL in the ANIMAL PARK of RGV DEN,â sparking even more curiosity!
Earlier, RGV praised Vanga for taking a bold step with Animal despite working with a limited budget. In an interview with Galatta Plus, the ‘Sarkar’ director highlighted how Animal managed to outperform bigger budget films like Brahmastra and Shamshera. He emphasised that Vangaâs ability to create a box office hit with fewer resources proved critics wrong and showcased his filmmaking prowess.
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