In 2023, Vikrant Massey saw the biggest milestone of his career with the 12th Fail. Directed by Vidhu Vinod Chopra, the movie was a sleeper hit and pulled the audiences into theatres like no other film of recent times. As much as people loved it, many viewers also hoped whether there will be a sequel of it. Vikrant Massey in a recent interview with India Today has shared if a plan like this exists.

Will there be a 12th Fail 2?

Asked if Massey is making conscious choices to avoid being stereotyped, the actor revealed, “Now, I’m getting a lot of calls, people are saying let’s do another 12th Fail, but I’m making a conscious shift to pick something different.” He acknowledged that when something works, people do want to see more of the same nature.

Vikrant Massey will be next seen in the sequel of Haseen Dillruba. Making mentions of the same, he said that the makers were able to pull off Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba because they left off the first part with the potential to explore what happens in all the character’s lives beyond the finale.

House of the Dragon Season 2 has made clear the proximity of Dragonstone from King’s Landing. After Queen Rhaenyra wed Laenor Velaryon in Season 1, Dragonstone has pretty much been the conversation as she rules and emphasizes her power to the Greens from her throne there. 

It is also explicit in the maps that Dragonstone is merely a stone throne away from King’s Landing just across Blackwater Bay. Hence, the close distance between the thrones of the Team Blacks and The Greens appears to be a threat to both houses. 

How far is Dragonstone from King’s Landing?

The latest episode, The Red Sowing, ended with Aemond flying out on Vhagar to chase Ulf the White as he flaunted his newly claimed dragon, Silverwing, by hovering over King’s Landing. Reaching Rhaenyra’s dominion, the Prince Regent is forced to flee home after he sees Team Black’s new dragon tally. 

While it seemed like a few minutes for Aemond to reach Dragonstone on Vhagar, one of the slower dragons, a rough estimate of the distance was revealed as 400 miles/643 km. According to ScreenRant, George R.R. Martin’s book series, A Song of Ice & Fire, makes references to distances in Westeros in varying contexts in addition to brief details in the HBO series. 

The information can be put together to draw a roughly scaled map of Westeros. Using the length of The Wall, which is 300 miles/482 km, as a unit of measurement, the distance between King’s Landing and Dragonstone is approximately 400 miles. 

Besides, the flying speed of dragons is also a considerable factor in the distance and time needed to travel to Dragonstone and Driftmark from King’s Landing. It further depends on the matter of urgency as Vhagar was swift to catch up with Silverwing within a matter of minutes. Vhagar being the largest but slower dragons, it can be speculated that smaller dragons might take a shorter travel time than her. 

Earlier, Prince Jacaerys Velaryon highlighted that dragons are faster than ravens which gives a relative idea of the fire-spitting beasts’ flying speeds.