Director Ayan Mukherji Opens Up About The Sequels Of Brahmastra

After delivering successful, Brahmāstra Part 1 : Shiva. There were no updates regarding other films officially. Before the film's release makers announced Astraverse which will have many parts and Brahmastra will be a trilogy. Even though Brahmastra starring Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt became a hit at the ticket window grossing 420 crs worldwide, it is considered as cost failure according to some trade circles. There were also rumours that the film might not have any sequels.

But, Director Ayan Mukherjee clarified today that the film will part 2 and part 3. He also announced that the Part 2 : Dev will release in 2026 and Part 3 in 2027. Brahmastra' part one starred Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Mouni Roy, and Amitabh Bachchan in key roles. The second part will focus on the character of Dev and Maya. Deepika Padukone essays the role of Maya in the film.

Ayan Mukherji stated in his letter, " The Time has come for some updates on the Brahmāstra Trilogy. the Astraverse, and my Life, After absorbing all the love and the feedback on Part One... I have been focused on creating the Vision for Part Two and Part Three- which I now know will be bigger and more ambitious than Part One! I have learnt that we need a little more time to perfect the script of Brahmastra Two and Threel And..I have decided that we are going to make the two films. Together! Allowing them to also release closer together,"

Ayan also revealed that he will be helming another exciting project, " I also have another piece of news to share.....The Universe has presented me with a very special opportunity recently a very special movie to step into and direct! What the movie is More on that when the time is right. An opportunity that challenges me and terribly excites me. where I will learn, be inspired and where I will grow! one, So, I have decided to take it up!! Opening myself up to all the positive energies in this universe so 1 can do my best and contribute to that one thing that matters most to me Indian Cinema," he concluded.