Force 3 Major Update: Harshvardhan Rane And Tanya Maniktala Begin Shooting for the High-Octane Action Thriller

The third instalment of his high-octane franchise, Force, is soon going to return to the big screen. Post the success of Force and Force 2, the makers have begun filming part 3 of the action-thriller film series. On March 6, 2026, Harshvardhan Rane and Tanya Maniktala shared behind-the-scenes pictures from the set of Force 3. The two have joined hands with John Abraham, intensifying anticipation and expectation for the upcoming film. 

The shared pictures immediately created a buzz, leaving fans and movie buffs intrigued about the upcoming chapter of ACP Yashvardhan Singh’s narrative. It is speculated to hit cinemas by 2027.

Harshvardhan Rane And Tanya Maniktal’s Force 3: Shooting Started!

 

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The team of Force is marking its major comeback after nearly a decade. Force was released in 2011, followed by its sequel that hit the theatres in 2016. As anticipation for Force 3 builds, actor Harshvardhan Rane shared a significant update on the action thriller drama via his Instagram. In the video, he is spotted performing a puja alongside co-star Tanya Maniktala, before starting the shoot of his new movie. He captioned the post with, “May the #FORCE 3 with us. 1st schedule in #Gujrat.” 

Previously, Harshvardhan shared a spiritual post announcing collaboration with John for the upcoming actioner. Sharing his picture clicked inside a temple in Maharashtra, the actor wrote, “All I can do at this moment is thank this angel of a man called John Sir, while I look upwards and thank whoever is doing this from up there, can’t wait to begin shooting in March 2026. (No other details till I begin the shoot.)” Now that they have officially kick-started the shooting, fans and the audience are waiting for the reveal of the release date. Directed by The Freelancer filmmaker Bhav Dhulia and written by Simaab Hashmi, Force 3 is expected to be a bigger project.