After two&nbsp;years, 10 months, one&nbsp;week, and six&nbsp;days of waiting, Purva is back! Following the exciting Season 1, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein returns to Netflix with a second season that’s spicier, darker, and juicier than ever.&nbsp; 
 
Love turns into an all-consuming, unforgiving obsession, where every move is calculated! And if Purva (Anchal Singh reprises her role) can't have Vikrant (Tahir) she will not let anyone have him.&nbsp; 
 
The first season of Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein ended with a jaw-dropping cliffhanger, where Purva was kidnapped, the ransom amount became a whopping 100 crore bounty and Vikrant put many lives on the line.&nbsp; 
 
In Season 2, revenge, betrayal, and fatal passion take centre stage, serving up nail-biting drama at every turn. Vikrant sets out to kill Purva, but now his own fate hangs in the balance — will he survive her grasp, or is he trapped in this twisted love story forever?

Watch the trailer of Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhien Season 2 here:&nbsp;

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The trailer also introduces new characters including Gurmeet Choudhary who plays Purva's friend and someone who has vowed to bring Purva back.&nbsp;

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Directed, written and show run by Sidharth Sengupta and produced by Edgestorm Ventures Pvt Ltd, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein Season 2 features a powerhouse cast including Tahir Raj Bhasin, Shweta Tripathi, Anchal Singh, Saurabh Shukla, Arunoday Singh, Varun Badola, Gurmeet Choudhary, Brijendra Kala, Anant Joshi, Surya Sharma, Shashi Verma, Anjuman Saxena, and Hetal Gada, keeping audiences at the edge of their seat with every twist and turn. 
 
Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein Season 2 arrives on 22 November on Netflix.

After two years, 10 months, one week, and six days of waiting, Purva is back! Following the exciting Season 1, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein returns to Netflix with a second season that’s spicier, darker, and juicier than ever.

After two years, 10 months, one week, and six days of waiting, Purva is back! Following the exciting Season 1, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein returns to Netflix with a second season that’s spicier, darker, and juicier than ever. Love turns into an all-consuming, unforgiving obsession, where every move is calculated! And if Purva (Anchal Singh reprises her role) can't have Vikrant (Tahir) she will not let anyone have him. The first season of Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein ended with a jaw-dropping cliffhanger, where Purva was kidnapped, the ransom amount became a whopping 100 crore bounty and Vikrant put many lives on the line. In Season 2, revenge, betrayal, and fatal passion take centre stage, serving up nail-biting drama at every turn. Vikrant sets out to kill Purva, but now his own fate hangs in the balance — will he survive her grasp, or is he trapped in this twisted love story forever? Watch the trailer of Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhien Season 2 here: The trailer also introduces new characters including Gurmeet Choudhary who plays Purva's friend and someone who has vowed to bring Purva back. Directed, written and show run by Sidharth Sengupta and produced by Edgestorm Ventures Pvt Ltd, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein Season 2 features a powerhouse cast including Tahir Raj Bhasin, Shweta Tripathi, Anchal Singh, Saurabh Shukla, Arunoday Singh, Varun Badola, Gurmeet Choudhary, Brijendra Kala, Anant Joshi, Surya Sharma, Shashi Verma, Anjuman Saxena, and Hetal Gada, keeping audiences at the edge of their seat with every twist and turn. Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein Season 2 arrives on 22 November on Netflix.

Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein season 2 trailer out! Gurmeet Choudhary joins the cast 

If you have seen Siddharth Sengupta's 'Undekhi' for Applause Entertainment you know he is most comfortable in the world of ‘unorganized’ crime. Self-appointed ganglords and their thoroughly bratty children, powered by rudderless goons who think they can get away with murder, literally, make Sengupta’s blood boil.

There is an undercurrent of the simmering spleen in 'Yeh Kali Kali Aankhein'(named after a &nbsp;hit song from the Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Baazigar' for no particular reason) &nbsp;a looming resentment against the things people with money and power can do to the powerless. This is a &nbsp;series about the abuse of power of wealth, about lawless gangsters forcing their will on the helpless: a &nbsp;favourite theme in our cinema for years.

But wait. There is a twist to the tale here. The bully patriarch, played with unerring pitch-perfection by Sourabh Shukla, has a &nbsp;lovely daughter and she is in love with the poor little pretty boy since school. Purva, played by the lovely Aanchal Singh, is no walkover. Nor is she the vampish Bindu of yore slithering and slobbering all over her object of desire. She is a &nbsp;moneyed classy chick who wants the hick with the…never-mind.

The writing is unabashedly pulpy and the twists in the plot, especially from the midpoint are mindnumbing in their preposterousness. To his credit screenwriter, Siddharth Sengupta sustains the pulpy momentum right till the end. The frenetic pace, often literally staged with goons chasing law-abiding god-fearing citizens to their death, never slackens.

Seen in the spirit of &nbsp;Sidney Sheldon’s fiction-in-motion. 'Yeh &nbsp;Kali &nbsp;Kali Aankhein' is a &nbsp;sock-in-the-tummy entertainer. It is set in a town by the &nbsp;Ganga named Onkara (a stand-in for &nbsp;Varanasi or Allahabad). The last two episodes which turn dark and murderous, are shot in Ladakh with the change of visuals serving a specific function.

I saw no compromises in production values just because the size of the screen has shrunk. The series has an eye-catching look and a lived-in feeling.

All the actors from Tahir Raj Bhasin(so ridiculous in his bewigged Mahesh Bhatt avatar in this week’s other series 'Ranjish Hi Sahi') and Shweta Tiwari, playing the simple-minded couple whose togetherness is shredded by the murderous machinations of the rich bitch(these moneyed types, I tell you) &nbsp; to the typecast Brijendra &nbsp;Kala(as &nbsp; Bhasin’s cocky domineering father) and Surya Sharma as &nbsp; Purva’s borderline psychotic brother(almost a repeat of what this talented actor played in the same director’s &nbsp;Undekhi) all do well for themselves.

But the real catch of the serial is Aanchal Singh as the won’t-take-no-for-an-answer lover girl. She plays the part in dignified measured tones giving &nbsp;Purva a &nbsp;kind of grace that perhaps the character doesn’t deserve.Also watch out for Anant Joshi as &nbsp;Vikrant’s best friend. He is the comic relief and a welcome one for a change. And Purva’s rapper-suitor played by Nikhil Pandey is a hoot.

I wish the narration was not so anxious to take audiences along. A kind of desperate breathlessness does seep into the storytelling at times. &nbsp;But that’s okay. Better than &nbsp;10 episodes of languorous tedium that we’ve been subjected to in some recent serials.

If you have seen Siddharth Sengupta's 'Undekhi' for Applause Entertainment you know he is most comfortable in the world of ‘unorganized’ crime. Self-appointed ganglords and their thoroughly bratty children, powered by rudderless goons who think they can get away with murder, literally, make Sengupta’s blood boil.

If you have seen Siddharth Sengupta's 'Undekhi' for Applause Entertainment you know he is most comfortable in the world of ‘unorganized’ crime. Self-appointed ganglords and their thoroughly bratty children, powered by rudderless goons who think they can get away with murder, literally, make Sengupta’s blood boil. There is an undercurrent of the simmering spleen in 'Yeh Kali Kali Aankhein'(named after a hit song from the Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'Baazigar' for no particular reason) a looming resentment against the things people with money and power can do to the powerless. This is a series about the abuse of power of wealth, about lawless gangsters forcing their will on the helpless: a favourite theme in our cinema for years. But wait. There is a twist to the tale here. The bully patriarch, played with unerring pitch-perfection by Sourabh Shukla, has a lovely daughter and she is in love with the poor little pretty boy since school. Purva, played by the lovely Aanchal Singh, is no walkover. Nor is she the vampish Bindu of yore slithering and slobbering all over her object of desire. She is a moneyed classy chick who wants the hick with the…never-mind. The writing is unabashedly pulpy and the twists in the plot, especially from the midpoint are mindnumbing in their preposterousness. To his credit screenwriter, Siddharth Sengupta sustains the pulpy momentum right till the end. The frenetic pace, often literally staged with goons chasing law-abiding god-fearing citizens to their death, never slackens. Seen in the spirit of Sidney Sheldon’s fiction-in-motion. 'Yeh Kali Kali Aankhein' is a sock-in-the-tummy entertainer. It is set in a town by the Ganga named Onkara (a stand-in for Varanasi or Allahabad). The last two episodes which turn dark and murderous, are shot in Ladakh with the change of visuals serving a specific function. I saw no compromises in production values just because the size of the screen has shrunk. The series has an eye-catching look and a lived-in feeling. All the actors from Tahir Raj Bhasin(so ridiculous in his bewigged Mahesh Bhatt avatar in this week’s other series 'Ranjish Hi Sahi') and Shweta Tiwari, playing the simple-minded couple whose togetherness is shredded by the murderous machinations of the rich bitch(these moneyed types, I tell you) to the typecast Brijendra Kala(as Bhasin’s cocky domineering father) and Surya Sharma as Purva’s borderline psychotic brother(almost a repeat of what this talented actor played in the same director’s Undekhi) all do well for themselves. But the real catch of the serial is Aanchal Singh as the won’t-take-no-for-an-answer lover girl. She plays the part in dignified measured tones giving Purva a kind of grace that perhaps the character doesn’t deserve.Also watch out for Anant Joshi as Vikrant’s best friend. He is the comic relief and a welcome one for a change. And Purva’s rapper-suitor played by Nikhil Pandey is a hoot. I wish the narration was not so anxious to take audiences along. A kind of desperate breathlessness does seep into the storytelling at times. But that’s okay. Better than 10 episodes of languorous tedium that we’ve been subjected to in some recent serials.

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'Yeh Kali Kali Aankhen' review: Insanely fast-paced crime thriller that has you hooked