Last Updated on 16/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
After a long wait of 6 years, Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao’s film ‘Stree 2’ has been released. In this film, Rajkumar is once again seen in the role of Vicky, while Shraddha has become a mystery girl. ‘Stree 2’, released on the occasion of Independence Day, is getting good reviews from the audience.
The movie is full of funny jokes, scary horror and suspense. Also, different punches have been thrown in ‘Stree 2’ regarding Dinesh Vijan’s previous horror-comedy films. At the same time, the makers have given big hints of the upcoming films in its post credit scenes. Before you read further, let us tell you that there are major spoilers related to the film ‘Stree 2’ in this article.
Some time ago it was told that Varun Dhawan is going to do a cameo in the film ‘Stree 2. Earlier in the film ‘Bhediya’, Varun played the role of werewolf Bhaskar Sharma. Varun was seen in the same role in ‘Stree 2’. Also, reports came that the makers are planning to expand the horror-comedy universe. Now vampires are also going to enter this universe. It was said that the new film will be called Vampires of Vijay Nagar and Ayushmann Khurrana will be seen playing the lead role in it.
Now this report has been confirmed somewhere in the post credit scene of ‘Stree 2’. In the post credit scene, Varun Dhawan’s character Bhaskar Sharma is talking to Abhishek Banerjee’s character Jana about returning to Delhi after facing the Sarkate in Chanderi. Bhaskar tells Jana that he does not want to go back to Delhi because now there is a man roaming around who sucks human blood from the vein of the neck.
This statement of Varun Dhawan is being considered as a hint of the entry of vampires in Maddock supernatural universe. The makers are also expanding the ‘Munjya’ and ‘Bhediya’ universe in their own way. After seeing Varun in ‘Stree 2’, the audience and fans of the franchise are very happy. Pankaj Tripathi and Aparshakti Khurana have also worked in ‘Stree 2’. This film of director Amar Kaushik is making waves in the theatres.
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