Sohum Shah starrer Tumbbad continues to make money at the box office in its re-release and surprisingly its second weekend was bigger than the first. The folk-horror-fantasy has made Rs 21.57 crore in 10 days of its release and is now heading towards being the biggest re-release grosser of Indian cinema beating Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha Krishnan’s 2004 film Ghilli which re-released in theatres earlier this year.

Tumbbad director Rahi Anil Barve passed on the baton to producer-actor Sohum Shah and co-director Adesh Prasad to make the recently announced Tumbbad 2.

Tumbbad director Rahi Anil Barve says he will not be part of the critically acclaimed film's upcoming sequel, days after lead star and producer Sohum Shah announced the continuation of the franchise.

Sohum Shah starrer Tumbbad has been enjoying its second run at the theatres. The movie which was re-released on September 13, surpassed its original lifetime business in just seven days. Now as the craze around the Tumbbad returned,

Tumbbad director Rahi Anil Barve braved several challenges before the folk horror film was finally released theatrically in 2018. After turning into a profitable venture, the movie gained a cult following and was considered one of the greatest films of Indian cinema.