YRF has officially released the long-awaited trailer for War 2, commemorating 25 years of cinematic legacy shared by Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR.
Directed by Ayan Mukerji, this sixth entry in the YRF Spy Universe elevates the franchise with a fierce showdown between Major Kabir (Hrithik) and Agent Vikram (Jr NTR), supported by Kiara Advani in an action‑driven role.
Ayan Mukerji describes directing War 2 as “a huge responsibility”—highlighting the layered storytelling and emotional heft required to bring these two icons into conflict aptly The film’s scale includes international shoot locations, grand choreography involving 500+ dancers, and richly designed set‑pieces to deliver a globally immersive cinematic experience.
Watch the trailer below.
Set to premiere in cinemas worldwide on 14 August 2025, War 2 will be released in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil. It will also make history as the first Indian film to be shown in Dolby Cinema domestically and internationally on opening day.
In Australia, War 2 arrives nationwide on 14 August only in cinemas near you.
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