Kay Kay Menon will return as Himmat Singh in Special Ops 2, which will debut on JioHotstar on July 11, 2025. The suspenseful spy tale from Special Ops and its spin-off 1.5 is carried on in the sequel.
By Soumya Ranjan
Published: 16 Jun 2025

Half a decade after Himmat Singh and his elite team first enthralled audiences, the much anticipated Special Ops 2 sequel is finally on the way.
The tense trailer for the second installment of the well-known espionage thriller was just made public, exclusively on JioHotstar. The official release date of the film is July 11, 2025.
As a sequel to its prequel spin-off Special Ops 1.5: The Himmat Story (2021) and a continuation of Special Ops (2020), this new chapter features Kay Kay Menon reprising his iconic role as Himmat Singh.
Returning actors Meher Vij, Saiyami Kher, Vinay Pathak, Muzammil Ibrahim, and Karan Tacker will join him. The fast-paced plot of this international spy drama is made more intriguing by the addition of renowned actors Tahir Raj Bhasin and Prakash Raj to the original cast.
In response, Himmat Singh rallies his dependable group to combat cyberterrorism covertly.
The trailer teases intense action, tense battles, and thought-provoking themes related to digital warfare and artificial intelligence. In the teaser, Himmat Singh states, “Now, the country that wins the cyber war will win it all.” The statement sets the stage for a season that explores the potential future impact of cyberwarfare on national security.
JioHotstar released the trailer in YouTube, “Everyone is a Target this time! Hacking versus Himmat Singh and his team. #HotstarSpecials #SpecialOps2, exclusively available on #JioHotstar, starting on July 11.
In an interview with Pinkvilla, series creator Neeraj Pandey said, “I don’t know,” in reference to the potential for a third season. Release [Special Ops] 2. We will receive feedback from you all, and if the audiences want us to do another one, then so be it!
A bigger plot and greater stakes are promised in Special Ops 2, which is being filmed in foreign nations like Georgia, Turkey, and Budapest. This time, the threat is not merely physical but also digital. As the largest UPI user, India is at the forefront of an imminent privacy breach, making it vulnerable to a global cyberthreat. This is the main focus of the story.
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