‘War 2’ has arrived with a bang, and when powerhouses like Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR face off, fireworks are guaranteed. Released on 14 August 2025, the much-awaited sequel has taken over cinemas with sky-high excitement, packed action scenes and Kiara Advani’s fierce presence. Audiences are rushing to see the ultimate clash, making it one of the year’s biggest movie spectacles.Directed by Ayan Mukerji, ‘War 2’ is the sixth instalment in the YRF Spy Universe, carrying forward the thrilling saga that began with ‘War’. The cast brings together Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR in his Hindi debut, and Kiara Advani, with Ashutosh Rana and Anil Kapoor in pivotal roles. The film hit screens worldwide on 14 August, clashing with Rajinikanth’s ‘Coolie’ during the long Independence Day weekend.
Where will ‘War 2’ stream online?
For fans already waiting to enjoy it at home, there’s good news. According to Business Today and Economic Times, the film will stream on Netflix once its theatrical run ends. If it follows the usual eight-week gap, the OTT premiere is expected in October, after the film makes the most of its strong box office journey.
A battle of spies and secrets
The story follows Kabir Dhaliwal, a former intelligence officer who has gone rogue and become one of the country’s deadliest threats. Assigned to bring him down is Special Units Officer Vikram Chelapathi, a man with unmatched tactical skills and a shadowy past. What begins as a straightforward mission soon spirals into shocking revelations, ensuring the action is matched with plenty of drama.
Box office roaring in first weekend
According to Sacnilk, on day four (Sunday), ‘War 2’ earned an estimated Rs 31 crore across all languages in India. This brought its four-day net total to Rs 173.60 crore. If the film continues at this pace, it is likely to cross the Rs 200 crore mark very soon, proving its massive appeal among audiences.
‘War 2’ review
The Times of India gave the film a 3 out of 5 star rating. Their review stated, “War 2 offers high-octane moments, striking visuals, and polished production to make for a passable big-screen experience. Strictly watchable only if you’re in it purely for the action and spectacle.”
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