Raid 2 on Netflix: 4 things to know about Ajay Devgn's thriller before watching it
Where and when to watch Raid 2
Raid 2 premiered on Netflix on May 26. One needs to subscribe to the platform to watch the film. A subscription costs between Rs 149 and Rs 649 a month, depending on the plan.
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Raid 2 plot and cast
The film centres on the events that unfold when an honest Income Tax officer, posted in Rajasthan, exposes a 'respected' politician whose good deeds conceal some heinous activities.
Raid 2 features Ajay Devgn as Amay Pathak, an IRS officer. The actor is one one of the biggest names in Bollywood. His credits include Drishyam, Singham, and Golmaal. Riteish Deshmukh plays Dada Manohar Bhai He has carved a niche for himself in Bollywood with flicks such as Housefull 4, Rann, and Mastizaade.
The cast of Raid 2 includes Vaani Kapoor, Saurabh Shukla, and Rajat Kapoor. Raid 2 is directed by Rajkumar Gupta.
Raid 2 box office collection: Was it a success?
Raid 2 did well at the box office. It grossed Rs 243 crore at the worldwide box office and emerged as a commercial success. It also received positive reviews with most critics lauding the performances and the twists.
Is Raid 3 in the works?
The makers of Raid 2 have already confirmed that a sequel to the thriller is in the works. It will again feature Ajay Devgn in the lead and highlight what happens when he takes on yet another influential figure. There is, however, no word on whether Rajkumar Gupta will be directing it.
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