Abir Chatterjee's look from Raktabeej 2 is out
The first poster of Raktabeej 2 is out. Abir Chatterjee returns as Pankaj Singha. He is an intelligence officer. The film is directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee. The movie hints at a cross-border mission. It has a huge star cast. The film promises major action sequences. It guarantees a nail-biting journey.
The first poster of
Raktabeej 2
directed by director duo
Nandita Roy
and
Shiboprosad Mukherjee
has just been unveiled on Rath Yatra and it's already generating a buzz featuring a fierce
Abir Chatterjee
reprising his role as Pankaj Singha, a gritty, sharp-witted intelligence officer.
With a gun in hand and a steely gaze, Singha is back, and this time, the stakes are even higher. The background hints at a cross-border mission, setting the stage for an international thriller. The stark visuals and geopolitical undertones in the poster signal a thrilling narrative that moves beyond domestic boundaries drawing viewers into a tense world.
Raktabeej 2
has a huge star cast, comprising Victor Banerjee, Seema Biswas, Anasua Majumdar, Mimi Chakraborty, Ankush and Koushani Mukherjee. Nusrat Jahan and Sean Banerjee will be seen in cameos. 'Abir is the most bankable star, who has delivered massive hits during Durga Puja. This time, Abir will be seen doing major action sequences and we can guarantee a nail-biting journey through and through,' said Shiboprosad.
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