Awarapan 2: Release date, time, cast and everything that you need to know about Emraan Hashmi starrer movie

After a temporary pause due to an injury, the much-anticipated sequel Awarapan 2 is officially back on track, with production now moving toward its final phase. According to a report by Box Office Worldwide, the film’s makers have locked the last shooting schedule, which is set to take place in Malaysia. Actor Emraan Hashmi is expected to begin filming there this week, with the schedule likely to continue for approximately three weeks. Actress Disha Patani will also be part of this international shoot, which will focus on completing key scenes against a foreign backdrop.

The production had been stalled for nearly 20 days due to Hashmi’s injury, but the latest update confirms that filming has resumed smoothly. A significant portion of the movie has already been completed, leaving only select sequences to be shot overseas. The filmmakers have maintained a high level of confidentiality around the project, with no official details about the storyline revealed so far. Directed by Nitin Kakkar and produced under the Vishesh Films banner, the sequel continues to build curiosity while staying tightly guarded in terms of narrative elements.

Awarapan 2 Release Plans and Legacy of the 2007 Original Film

The makers had earlier announced the film through a teaser, indicating a planned release date of April 3 this year. However, given the recent disruption in the shooting schedule, there remains uncertainty about whether the timeline will remain unchanged. Any delay in production could potentially impact the release strategy, although no official revision has been confirmed.

The original Awarapanreleased in 2007 and directed by Mohit Suri, did not perform strongly at the box office at the time, reportedly earning around ₹12 crore worldwide against a budget of ₹18 crore. Despite its initial performance, the film gradually gained recognition and is now regarded as a cult romantic drama. Featuring a cast that included Shriya Saran, Mrinalini Sharma, Purab Kohli, Ashutosh Rana, and Shaad Randhawa alongside Emraan Hashmi, the film developed a lasting legacy over the years. With the sequel now progressing toward completion, the project marks a notable return to a story that has continued to resonate with audiences nearly two decades later.