Hunter 2 Review: Suniel Shetty Returns with Style, Swag, and Action in This High-Octane Drama

Hunter 2 Review: Hunter 2: Tootega Nahi Todega, now streaming on Amazon MXPlayer, follows the remarkable journey of ACP Vikram Sinha, played by Suniel Shetty. This season, like the first, is heavy on dramatic action, emotional intensity, and high-voltage drama. If you enjoyed Season 1’s gripping sequences and gritty narrative, the sequel maintains the same pace while adding layers to its central character.

Hunter 2 Story

In the previous season, Vikram was a courageous but imperfect officer who was falsely accused of murder and had to clear his name. This time, the story delves deeper into his personal life and past traumas, revealing the reasons for his hardened personality. Despite his portrayal as a tough, alcoholic cop, Vikram’s heart is full of emotional depth and compassion. The second season begins with a twist: a mysterious caller suggests that his daughter, thought to be dead, may still be alive. This revelation sends Vikram on a perilous and emotional journey, where he must confront enemies and painful memories.

One of the notable moments in the series is the dramatic confrontation between Suniel Shetty and Jackie Shroff, who plays the Salesman. Their showdown is dramatic and exciting, with the cinematic energy that lovers of classic action pictures will recognise. Anusha Dandekar and Barkha Bisht, who play as the supporting cast, make a big impression with their performances.

Predictable Yet Entertaining

While the action sequences are exciting and the style is consistent, the plot does not seem to be unique. As the series proceeds, the plot gets more predictable, and fans expecting a unique story may be disappointed. However, the show is not intended to be a realistic crime drama.  Instead, it proudly embraces the masala-action format, which includes chase scenes, dramatic revelations, and slow-motion punches. 

Overall, Hunter 2 is a fun watch for fans who geek out on action. With sleek visuals, fascinating performances, and Suniel Shetty at his stylish best, the show lives up to its promise. With a 3.5 rating, it is a must-watch action thriller with emotional undertones that will surely keep you hooked.