Vadh 2 (2026): film details
Our research-based Salty Score: 4/5. Veteran performers carry a knotty thriller.

Vadh 2 is included in our 2026 film coverage. Directed by Jaspal Singh Sandhu, this Hindi-language film runs for 131 minutes.
The film file
| Film | Vadh 2 |
|---|---|
| Director | Jaspal Singh Sandhu |
| Language | Hindi |
| Running time | 131 minutes |
| Release information | 23 November 2025 (Goa) 6 February 2026 |
Our research-based take
The Salty Score: 4/5. Veteran performers carry a knotty thriller.
Neena Gupta and Sanjay Mishra give the moral tangle a grounded centre. Critics generally find enough twists and thoughtful writing to keep the film moving, though execution can wobble. Our score favours the performances and its interest in crime and consequence. This looks like a better pick for patient thriller viewers than for anyone demanding constant shocks.
A morally knotty thriller lives or dies by the credibility of the people making difficult choices. Gupta and Mishra are precisely the kind of performers who can make a small hesitation meaningful. Reviews suggest the screenplay has enough turns to sustain curiosity, although its execution is not always as controlled as its ideas. We would recommend it to viewers interested in character-driven crime stories rather than a relentless chase. The score reflects the performances, the ethical questions and the patience the film asks for. It also leaves room for frustration with moments that seem too convenient or visually overemphatic. A sequel does not need to be bigger to justify itself; it can become more specific about consequence. This one appears at its best when it trusts the actors and the uncomfortable choices between guilt, loyalty and the wish to set things right.
This is our editorial judgment from published information and critical coverage, not a first-hand screening review. Read the source coverage. We may revise the score after viewing the film.
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