‘Kerala Crime Files' returns with season 2; Check out the trailer
Following the resounding success of its first season, the much-celebrated
Malayalam crime thriller
web series Kerala Crime Files is back with an intense new chapter. Titled
Kerala Crime Files Season 2
– The Search for CPO Ambili Raju, the series promises to up the ante with a darker, more gripping narrative centered around the mysterious disappearance of a police officer.
The recently released teaser has already set social media abuzz. It opens with a chilling announcement: several police officers have been suspended in connection with a serious crime, hinting at a complex web of deceit within the force itself. Leading the investigation are the returning characters SI Manoj Sreedharan and CI Kurian Avaran, portrayed by
Aju Varghese
and
Lal
, respectively.
This season introduces several popular names to the cast, including Arjun Radhakrishnan, Indrans, Harisree Asokan, Noorin Shereef, and filmmaker
Jeo Baby
, all making their debut in the series. The teaser's suspenseful tone and impactful visuals suggest an intricate investigation layered with unexpected twists, corruption, and deep emotional conflicts.
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The series is directed by
Ahammed Khabeer
, with story, screenplay, and dialogues penned by Bahul Ramesh. Produced under the banner of Monkey Business by Hassan Rasheed, Ahammed Khabeer, and Jithin Stanislaus, the technical team also includes DOP Jithin Stanislaus, editor Mahesh Bhuvanend, and music composer
Hesham Abdul Wahab
.
The first season, Kerala Crime Files – Shiju, Parayil Veedu, Neendakara, was the first Malayalam original from a leading OTT platform. Praised for its taut storytelling and cinematic quality, it garnered critical acclaim and a strong fan following.
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