Paatal Lok 2 Review: Is It Good Or Bad? Check Viewers' Response & Streaming Details

Creator Sudip Sharma has returned with the second season of 'Paatal Lok', following the success of its first season. As the series is now available on OTT platforms, viewers are sharing their thoughts on the Jaideep Ahlawat-led show. The initial feedback suggests that this season might surpass the first in terms of quality.

Audience Reactions to Paatal Lok Season 2

A viewer expressed delight after binge-watching '#PaatalLok2', calling it an "Absolute Masterpiece." They praised its engaging episodes and highlighted a memorable dialogue delivered by Jaideep Ahlawat. Another review echoed similar sentiments, stating, "Paatal Lok Season 2 is officially better than season 1 !!!! Sudip Sharma has absolutely knocked it out of the park with his writing. @JaideepAhlawat sir you are amazing in everything Kya storyline hai aur absolutely amazing ending!! PS : I watched the series in 2x".

Mixed Reviews and Highlights

While many reviews are positive, some viewers have mixed feelings about the new season. One Twitter user described it as a "Highly entertaining and engaging investigation thriller series." However, another user noted that while '#PaatalLok2' isn't as intense as its predecessor, it's still worth watching. They mentioned that Hathiram Chaudhary's role was impactful again and commented on a crucial role played by an Indian Idol winner.

Overall Reception and Cast

Despite minor criticisms, 'Paatal Lok' season 2 has generally received favourable reviews. The series stars Jaideep Ahlawat, Ishwak Singh, Gul Panag, among others. The first season was lauded for its character development and gripping storyline, setting high expectations for this new instalment.

How to Stream Paatal Lok Season 2

The netizens can watch the series on their laptops, TV and mobiles. However, they need a Prime Video subscription. The series has hit the internet with a bang with huge expectations.

Paatal Lok Cast:

• Jaideep Ahlawat as Hathiram Chaudhary, a policeman.
• Ishwak Singh as Imran Ansari, Hathiram's junior.
• Neeraj Kabi as Sanjeev Mehra, a reputable journalist and news anchor.
• Family Members
• Gul Panag as Renu Chaudhary, Hathiram's wife.
• Bodhisattva Sharma as Siddharth Chaudhary, Hathiram's son.
• Swastika Mukherjee as Dolly Mehra, Sanjeev's wife.
• Journalists and Media
• Niharika Lyra Dutt as Sara Matthews, a young journalist at Sanjeev's station who begins an affair with him.
• Akash Khurana as Singh Saab, owner of Mehra's news station.
• Manish Choudhary as Vikram Kapoor, a former rival of Mehra who becomes his business partner.
• Richa Chaturvedi as Media House receptionist.
• Amit Raj as journalist.
• Police and Intelligence
• Vipin Sharma as DCP Bhagat, Hathiram's commanding officer.
• Anurag Arora as SHO Virk, Hathiram's senior officer who previously trained under him.
• Sandeep Mahajan as Delhi Intelligence officer Dahiya.
• Four Suspects in the Plot to Murder Sanjeev Mehra
• Abhishek Banerjee as Vishal "Hathoda" Tyagi, a notorious hitman.
• Jagjeet Sandhu as Tope Singh ("Chaaku"), who ran away from his village after murdering people of other castes.
• Aasif Khan as Kabir M, who hides his Muslim faith from the public.
• Mairembam Ronaldo Singh as Mary Lyngdoh ("Cheeni"), a transgender Nepali woman.
• Chittrakoot Crime Syndicate
• Rajesh Sharma as Gwala Gujjar, a tycoon running an organized crime ring out of Chittrakoot.
• Sanjeeva Vats (voice) and Akshay Sharma (physical performance) as Donullia Gujjar, the shadowy leader of Chittrakoot's organized crime ring and Gwala's brother, referred to as "Masterji."
• Other Supporting Characters
• Anup Jalota as Balkishan Bajpayee, a prominent politician making inroads with Chittrakoot's Dalit community.
• Anindita Bose as Chanda Mukherjee, Tope Singh's ex-girlfriend.
• Asif Basra as Jai Malik.
• V. K. Sharma as Old Sadhu.
• Tushar Dutt as Raju Bhaiyya.
• Manju Bahuguna as Hathoda Tyagi's mother.
• Ajay Raju as Chaiwala.
• Suvinder Vicky as Balbir Singh Sekhon (Sardar who rapes Chaku's mother).