War 2 Review: Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR Shine in 2025’s Biggest Blockbuster

War 2 Movie Review: Hrithik Roshan, Jr NTR Deliver 2025’s Action Spectacle.

The highly anticipated War 2 has finally hit theatres, and early fan reactions suggest it could be the biggest blockbuster of 2025. Audiences are calling it a “thrill ride” loaded with high-octane action, suspense, and emotional drama, while praising the sizzling chemistry between Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR.

Directed by Ayan Mukerji, the film expands Yash Raj Films’ Spy Universe. Hrithik Roshan reprises his role as Major Kabir Dhaliwal, who has now turned rogue, becoming India’s most dangerous threat. Making his Bollywood debut, Jr NTR plays elite agent Vikram, sent to stop Kabir. The story delivers a globe-spanning chase with jaw-dropping stunts, tense confrontations, and emotional beats that fans say “hit hard.”

Pre-Sales Smash Records

Even before release, War 2 shattered box office expectations. Advance bookings surged, particularly in Telugu-speaking states, with BookMyShow reporting over 20,000 tickets sold per hour at peak demand.

According to Sacnilk, the Hindi version alone had already grossed around ₹10 crore before Telugu bookings opened. Analysts now predict an opening day collection exceeding ₹45 crore across all languages, with the opening weekend possibly reaching ₹150 crore worldwide.

Early Fan Buzz Hints at Blockbuster

While full critic reviews are still pending, fan reactions on X are overwhelmingly positive. Audiences are raving about the scale of the action sequences and the performances of Hrithik and Jr NTR.

One fan commented, “WAR 2 is one HELL OF A RIDE; full suspense, thrills, and chills! And we are not ready for the heartbreak yet.” Another wrote, “Jr NTR is an absolute BEAST in #War2! His energy, intense action, and charisma set the screen on FIRE! This blockbuster is a perfect 5/5 – a cinematic masterpiece!”

With the Independence Day holiday providing a prime release window, War 2 is poised to dominate both the box office and social media conversations in the coming days.