Mirzapur Season 2
10 episodes · about 9 hours · complete season
Filmi Score · season 2
Good
13 reviews
63
18+
Summary
In Mirzapur, revenge runs darker than blood. There is one title, the King of Mirzapur, but many takers. Munna feels invincible after escaping from the wedding massacre. Guddu and Golu are nowhere to be found. Akhandanand’s ambitions soar as he eyes political power. Going beyond Purvanchal to the power corridors of Lucknow and the streets of Bihar, there’s one question – who will rule Mirzapur?
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All seasons
Season 12018 · 9 episodesMixed · 7 reviews18+
41
Season 22020 · 10 episodesGood · 13 reviews18+
Season 32024 · 10 episodesGood · 22 reviews18+63
57
Cast & crew
Created byKaran Anshuman, Puneet Krishna, Vineet Krishnan
Season 2 directed byMihir Desai, Gurmmeet Singh
Season 2 written byVineet Krishna, Puneet Krishna
Cast
Summary
In Mirzapur, revenge runs darker than blood. There is one title, the King of Mirzapur, but many takers. Munna feels invincible after escaping from the wedding massacre. Guddu and Golu are nowhere to be found. Akhandanand’s ambitions soar as he eyes political power. Going beyond Purvanchal to the power corridors of Lucknow and the streets of Bihar, there’s one question – who will rule Mirzapur?
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Is Mirzapur season 2 OK for kids?
Parents should know
A revenge-driven crime saga in rural Uttar Pradesh: constant gunfights, cussing and killings, plus one storyline where a woman is coerced into sex through blackmail. Opium and guns run the plot's economy.
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The record, item by item
Violence · Strong · Reviewer on record
“forced to castrate a male servant she was having an affair with” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“gritty and gruesome tale of intense rivalries” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“Amazon's hyper-violent show” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“abundant violence” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“very violent and gory” view the record →
Language · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“dialogues as usual laced with expletives are mouthed mostly by men” view the record →
Language · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“cuss words vie with dialogues for attention” view the record →
Sex & nudity · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“sexual innuendo” view the record →
Sex & nudity · Mild · Reviewer on record
“sex, violence, some lame attempts at humour, crass language” view the record →
Drinking, smoking, drugs · Mild · Reviewer on record
“father's opium-and-guns empire” view the record →
Drinking, smoking, drugs · Mild · Reviewer on record
“expand their guns and drugs business” view the record →
What the critics said
13 reviews read · the critic’s own number where they gave one
Deeksha Sharma · YouTube, Hindi · rating spoken aloud · 23 Oct 2020
4/5, said on camera. Published nowhere. Watch it there →
Stated in videoFilmi’s reading 8280
YouTube, Telugu · transcript read · 23 Oct 2020
The reviewer says Mirzapur's characters and dialogue remain its strength, notes season 2 shifts from a drugs-and-guns story to politics with… Watch it there →
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Yogi · YouTube, Hindi · rating spoken aloud · 23 Oct 2020
4/5, said on camera. Published nowhere. Watch it there →
Stated in videoFilmi’s reading 8080
Ronak Kotecha · 22 Oct 2020
Mirzapur 2 Review {3.5/5}: Has enough ammo to keep you hooked Read it there →
Published · 3.5/5Filmi’s reading 7870
23 Oct 2020
3/5, stated in the text — not a formal rating. Read it there →
Stated in textFilmi’s reading 7860
Udita Jhunjhunwala · 24 Oct 2020
3/5, stated in the text — not a formal rating. Read it there →
Stated in textFilmi’s reading 7660
Jyoti Sharma Bawa · 23 Oct 2020
Reviewing only two episodes, Bawa finds Mirzapur 2 confidently continuing its hyper-violent, testosterone-driven world, with Ali Fazal newly… Read it there →
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Saraswati Datar · 24 Oct 2020
Datar calls the season enjoyable 'timepass' with strong performances but no fresh tricks, recommending it mainly to existing fans or as mildly… Read it there →
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Nandini Ramnath · 23 Oct 2020
The critic finds the season bloated and overcrowded with too many new rivals vying for screen time, but singles out Pankaj Tripathi, Rasika Dugal… Read it there →
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Saibal Chatterjee · 24 Oct 2020
<I>Mirzapur Season 2</i> Review: Fires On All Cylinders But In A More Controlled Manner Read it there →
Published · 2.5/5Filmi’s reading 4850
Nona Prince · YouTube, Malayalam · transcript read · 27 Oct 2020
The reviewer calls season 2 an entertaining but disappointing follow-up, faulting overstuffed subplots, forced 'convenient' plotting, weak pacing… Watch it there →
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YouTube, Hindi · transcript read · 23 Oct 2020
In a comic-mockery register, Suraj Kumar says he won't call the season bad but admits finishing it felt like an obligation, not enjoyment, and… Watch it there →
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Ektaa Malik · 23 Oct 2020
2/5, stated in the text — not a formal rating. Read it there →
Stated in textFilmi’s reading 3040