A city can look calm in daylight. At night, it can sound like a warning siren. Abar Proloy 2 lives in that night space. Gold heists hit one place after another. Panic beats facts to the street. And the police turn to a name that carries weight in Bengal: Animesh Dutta.
We bring Abar Proloy 2 to ZEE5 on 27 February 2026. The trailer sets the hook in one sharp line: gold heists shake Bengal, and the force has one clue to start the hunt—“Netaji’s Salute.” That clue feels like a signature. It feels like a dare. When a criminal leaves a symbol behind, they want attention. They want control. They want the police to chase the story they write.
If you love thrillers that stay rooted in local streets, this season gives you a tight binge. You get seven episodes, each one built to push the case forward. You also get a clear promise: the criminals do not only steal. They signal. They play games. And Animesh Dutta refuses to back off.
Where To Start Before The First Twist Hits
Start with our Web Series section if you want a quick browse, then jump straight to the main Abar Proloy page to line up Season 2. If you want the mood in two minutes, hit Abar Proloy 2 Trailer and catch the clue that sets the chase in motion.
The Plot Setup: Gold Heists, A Pattern, And A Message In Plain Sight
The season opens with gold heists that hit more than one location. That detail matters. A single heist can come from greed. A chain of heists points to planning. Planning points to a network. Networks bring power games, false leads, and silence that money can buy.
The “Netaji’s Salute” clue adds a sharper edge. It feels symbolic. It feels bold. It also feels like a trap. When criminals leave a sign behind, they try to control the story people tell. They push the police in a direction. They test whether the system can keep up.
That is where Animesh Dutta comes in. He does not chase noise. He chases the logic behind the noise. This season forces him to look beyond the crime scene and ask bigger questions. Who benefits from panic? Who turns theft into theatre? Who hides behind public chaos?
If you want more in the same mood after your binge, keep your watchlist ready with Bengali Web Series and explore Thriller Web Series for that same edge-of-seat energy.
Episode Guide: 7 Episodes That Build The Storm in Abar Proloy 2
Episode 1: Explod-o-rama
The season begins with the first wave of heists across Purulia, Ranaghat, and Barrackpore. The crimes look precise. The pattern starts to show. A violent turn in Barrackpore hints at a larger force behind the thefts. This episode sets the pace and tells you one thing: the case will not stay small.
Episode 2: Badass Babua
Animesh and his team begin connecting the dots. The pattern starts to look like an organised setup. The Special Operations Group gets a warning that changes the mood. The enemy watches the police. The enemy wants fear to travel faster than facts.
Episode 3: Vortex
Political voices enter the picture and add chaos. The team faces confrontation while they follow clues that point toward organised crime. Animesh receives a threat that lands close to home. The case shifts from “heists” to “power,” and the pressure begins to squeeze the team from all sides.
Episode 4: Bang Bang
A famous death shakes the city and fuels unrest. Animesh bears loss and faces growing strain. He believes a hidden hand controls events. This chapter changes direction because the enemy stops acting like a crew and starts operating like a system.
Episode 5: Tornado
The team makes an arrest that looks like a breakthrough. The interrogation changes that confidence. The investigation points toward operations that run from inside prison walls. This twist expands the case into a new battlefield where power can move without moving.
Episode 6: Dream Cracker
Animesh returns to Purulia jail and finds a shift in control. Violence breaks out and scatters the team. Isolation raises the stakes because the enemy remains out of reach. The chase begins to feel like survival, not routine policing.
Episode 7: Wacko Yell
Officials shut the Special Operations Group, but Animesh refuses to stop. Hidden alliances and buried truths push Aditi to realise that someone threw the investigation off track. The finale promises payoff on motive, manipulation, and the real power behind the chaos.
For more crime-led binges after this season, explore Crime Web Series and build a darker weekend stack.
Cast And Director: The Team That Gives Abar Proloy 2 Its Grit
Abar Proloy 2 stands on a cast that fits the world of the series. Saswata Chatterjee returns as Animesh Dutta, the anchor of the chase. The season also features Paran Bandopadhyay, Koushani Mukherjee, Ritwick Chakraborty, and Gaurav Chakraborty, which gives the story a strong ensemble feel. The show needs that ensemble because this case spreads across spaces and pressures, not just one police room.
Raj Chakraborty directs the season. That continuity matters in a thriller. Direction controls rhythm, silence, and clue placement. Abar Proloy works best when it builds tension through choices and consequences, not through random twists.
Why This Season Works As A Clean Weekend Binge
Abar Proloy 2 gives you a clear hook, a rising case, and an episode structure that keeps moving. It begins with heists that feel real. It shifts into power games that feel dangerous. It uses politics and prison control to widen the conflict. It keeps Animesh Dutta at the centre, so the chase never loses its spine.
For this season, you have to be focused while watching, even small details matter. Watch who speaks calmly. Watch who rushes to give answers. In crime stories, the loudest person often hides the most. Then ask yourself one simple question as the season ends: when criminals leave a salute behind, do they ask for respect—or do they laugh at the chase?
Bio of Author: Gayatri Tiwari is an experienced digital strategist and entertainment writer, bringing 20+ years of content expertise to one of India’s largest OTT platforms. She blends industry insight with a passion for cinema to deliver engaging, trustworthy perspectives on movies, TV shows and web series.
