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Sajid Nadiadwala Confirms 'Heyy Baby 2' and Announces Three New Films to Shoot in Australia
✍️ Bollywood Bubble
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 08:47 AM
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Producer Sajid Nadiadwala has officially confirmed the sequel 'Heyy Baby 2' and revealed plans to shoot three upcoming films in Australia, according to Bollywood Bubble.
Sajid Nadiadwala, one of Bollywood's leading producers, announced that the sequel to the 2022 comedy "Heyy Baby" has been green‑lit. The confirmation was made public through the entertainment portal Bollywood Bubble, confirming that "Heyy Baby 2" will move forward with production.
While confirming the sequel, Nadiadwala also disclosed that three of his upcoming projects will be filmed in Australia. The producer did not disclose the titles or cast of these films, but emphasized that the Australian locations will provide fresh backdrops for the stories.
The decision to shoot multiple films in Australia reflects a growing trend of Indian filmmakers exploring overseas locales for visual appeal and co‑production opportunities. Industry observers note that such moves can boost tourism ties and open new markets for Indian cinema.
Nadiadwala's announcements come at a time when the Indian film industry is seeking to expand its global footprint. The confirmed sequel and the Australian shoot plans are expected to generate considerable interest among fans and investors alike.
While confirming the sequel, Nadiadwala also disclosed that three of his upcoming projects will be filmed in Australia. The producer did not disclose the titles or cast of these films, but emphasized that the Australian locations will provide fresh backdrops for the stories.
The decision to shoot multiple films in Australia reflects a growing trend of Indian filmmakers exploring overseas locales for visual appeal and co‑production opportunities. Industry observers note that such moves can boost tourism ties and open new markets for Indian cinema.
Nadiadwala's announcements come at a time when the Indian film industry is seeking to expand its global footprint. The confirmed sequel and the Australian shoot plans are expected to generate considerable interest among fans and investors alike.