On this over-the-top platform, Rana Naidu Season 2 starring Venkatesh and Rana will be streamed starting on June 13 Theindiaprint  |  21/05/2025 15:27:13

Rana Naidu is a dark comedy web series starring Victory Venkatesh and Rana Daggubati. After its earlier release, this series became a huge success and was well accepted by viewers. Suparn S. Varma and Karan Anshuman directed it.

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Venkatesh portrays Naga Naidu, the father in the drama, while Rana Daggubati portrays Rana Naidu, the son. Netflix is now streaming the web series, which was created by Locomotive Global and Sundar Aaron.

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The creators have finally finished Season 2, which follows the success of Season 1. Officially, the release date for Rana Naidu Season 2 has been set on June 13. On its official Twitter account, Netflix posted the poster and this update.

Fans have been quite thrilled by the Season 2 teaser, which has already been posted.

The American television series Ray Donovan was remade as Rana Naidu. Rana and Venkatesh share the screen for the first time in the program. They play father and son in this crime and action drama.

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