Rana Naidu season 2 release date: Plot, cast, and everything to know about Rana Daggubati's crime show
Rana Naidu season 2 release date: Rana Naidu season 1 had taken over social media like never before, thanks to its gripping plot, adrenaline-pumping scenes, and intense characters. Rana Daggubati and Venkatesh Daggubati's show is now set to return with its second season, and fans are expecting an even crazier ride this time with double the drama and thrill. If you've been waiting for Rana Naidu season 2, here's everything you need to know.
Rana Naidu season 2 release date
Rana Naidu season 2 will be released on 13th June 2025 on Netflix.
Rana Naidu season 2 cast
Venkatesh Daggubati portrays Naga Naidu, the father of Rana, Tej, Jaffa, and Arjun. Rana Daggubati takes on the role of his son, Rana Naidu. Sushant Singh appears as Tej Naidu, the oldest among the siblings, while Abhishek Banerjee plays Pawan 'Jaffa' Naidu, the youngest brother of Rana and Tej. The cast of Rana Naidu season 2 includes Arjun Rampal, Surveen Chawla, Kriti Kharbanda, and Dino Morea.
Rana Naidu season plot
In season 2, the threat hits close to home as Rana faces off against Rauf, a formidable enemy determined to settle old scores. With the past catching up to him, Rana is forced to take on one last high-risk job to protect his family's future. Throughout the season, the Naidu family grapples with emotional turmoil, intense confrontations, and evolving loyalties.
As per Netflix, 'Can Rana tame the storm called Rauf? Or is this the one fix that will break him for good? The clock is ticking. The walls are closing in. And for the Naidus, it's war—with Rauf at their heels.'
Rana Naidu season crew
Rana Naidu is created and directed by Karan Anshuman, with additional direction by Suparn S. Varma and Abhay Chopra. The show is produced by Sunder Aaron in association with Locomotive Global.
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