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Raid 2

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A Income Tax officer, Amay Patnaik, confronts the corrupt nexus in Bhoj. Beneath the veneer of honesty lies a sinister operation tied to Dada Bhai, a revered politician. As Amay unravels layers of deceit buried in fields and fortresses, one question looms: will justice prevail, or will power silence the truth?
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Anupama Chopra The Hollywood Reporter Jun 25
Predictable retread Go to Full Review
Shubhra Gupta The Indian Express May 2
2/5
...the film is wrapped in such a strong whiff of samenes...that the first half comes off entirely superfluous... Go to Full Review
Ishita Sengupta OTTplay Aug 18
The apolitical stance of Raj Kumar Gupta's Raid 2 backfires on the commentary it tries to make; its cautious intent and framing shrink the story’s broad scope into the smallness of a single act. Go to Full Review
Dipankar Sarkar Upper Stall Jul 22
Raid 2 is a film that entertains in bursts but rarely surprises. And as the end credits roll, one could say that despite its flaws, it manages to deliver a reasonably engaging and satisfying experience. Go to Full Review
Surya Komal Just for Movie Freaks May 9
3/5
Raid 2 delivers a solid follow-up to its predecessor, driven by strong performances, a gripping narrative, and a memorable antagonist in Dada Bhai. Go to Full Review
Anuj Kumar The Hindu May 9
Operating within the conventions of the populist idiom, Raid has become formulaic, perhaps a tool to weaponise the transgressions of the previous dispensations to serve the present. Go to Full Review
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harsha dadlani May 21 Fabulous performances from Ajay, Riteish, Lallan income tax officer, saurabh Shukla. Overall total paisa vasool See more Ronald D Sep 19 No climax. Good guy loses. And shown as a bad person. It’s just predictable 5,4,3,2,1 Nonsense movie. Only happens in India. See more Ajay K Aug 2 Maza nahi aaega ! Very superficial storyline. Doesnt Do justice to being a sequel. See more Harish N @harish_napa Jul 28 "The Raid 2" takes the groundbreaking, relentless action of its predecessor and magnifies it to epic proportions, delivering a truly exhilarating and unforgettable cinematic experience. It's a film that redefines what's possible in action choreography, earning its high praise and leaving audiences breathless. The movie dives deeper into the dark underworld introduced in the first film, expanding its scope far beyond the confines of a single building. It presents a sprawling narrative of corruption, gang warfare, and vengeance, immersing viewers in a brutal landscape where survival is a constant battle. The plot, while complex, effectively sets the stage for the film's spectacular set pieces. Where "The Raid 2" truly shines is in its action sequences. They are nothing short of phenomenal, showcasing some of the most inventive, brutal, and meticulously choreographed fights ever put on screen. From close-quarters combat to large-scale brawls and incredibly dynamic car chases, every sequence is a masterclass in filmmaking. The sheer physicality and precision of the performers are astounding, making every punch, kick, and blade strike feel intensely real. Director Gareth Evans elevates the visual style, creating a gritty and immersive atmosphere that perfectly complements the relentless pace. The sound design further enhances the impact of every bone-crunching blow. While the film's extended runtime and complex plot might be a lot to take in, it's a small price to pay for such an unparalleled action spectacle. "The Raid 2" is a must-watch for any action cinema enthusiast, solidifying its place as a genre benchmark. See more Jack M Jul 23 Despite being a pacy-affair Raid 2 has a rhythmic pause in the narrative, which makes it compelling. The director has given us several highlights with some powerful goosebumps moments, which will leave you speechless. See more Atul D Jul 3 This Raid felt more like a tug of war than a focused operation. The introduction of a female lead taking charge of the case felt unethical and diverted attention from the core narrative. Amit Sial delivered a strong performance and maintained screen presence in Ajay's absence. What could have been a high-octane sequence centered on the intricacies and recoveries of a raid became fragmented by additional narrative threads involving empowerment and relationships. Even the buildup lacked tension, making the final payoff underwhelming. The screenplay struggles to balance its themes, resulting in a diluted impact and inconsistent tone. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis A Income Tax officer, Amay Patnaik, confronts the corrupt nexus in Bhoj. Beneath the veneer of honesty lies a sinister operation tied to Dada Bhai, a revered politician. As Amay unravels layers of deceit buried in fields and fortresses, one question looms: will justice prevail, or will power silence the truth?
Director
Raj Kumar Gupta
Producer
Krishan Kumar, Bhushan Kumar, Abhishek Pathak, Kumar Mangat Pathak
Screenwriter
Ritesh Shah, Aditya Belnekar, Raj Kumar Gupta, Karan Vyas
Distributor
Panorama Studios
Production Co
T-Series, Panorama Studios
Genre
Mystery & Thriller, Drama, Crime
Original Language
Hindi
Release Date (Theaters)
May 1, 2025, Limited
Runtime
2h 25m
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