Kurukshetra Part 2 OTT Release: When and where to watch Anu Sikka’s animated drama

The animated series Kurukshetra has garnered a very positive reception from the public. It's a project of Ujan Ganguly in writing and directing. Producers are Alok Jain, Anu Sika, and Ajit Andhare. Anu Sika is the one who comes up with the plot and the music, while Gulzar is the one who pens the lyrics. The plot of the series is centered around the Mahabharata as seen through the eyes of 18 main warriors. Every warrior narrates his story of the war with its unique difficulties and feelings. The series thus portrays the war in its various facets and the characters in their respective humanness. Part one of the series has been released on Netflix, and viewers are soon to get the next installments.

 

Kurukshetra Part 2 when and where to watch?

 

Netflix will have the second part of Kurukshetra on the floor for streaming on the 24th of October 2025. The whole series is composed of 18 episodes. Nine of the episodes are already there on streaming, and the other nine will go live alongside the second part on October 24. Fans of the series would now be thrilled with this news, as the most important plot changes and mysteries would be opened up to them shortly.

 

The creator of the series Anu Sika remarked, "The Kurukshetra War is a memorable one and has no time limit it can be said to be the meeting of duty, fate, and the right and wrong decisions. Through this animated series, we take eternity along 18 days of Kurukshetra having its diverse points of view mingling with the wisdom of the ages and the art of storytelling visually. We are grateful to be able to give this multi-layered narrative a Netflix life, making the epic story through this newly rich visually stunning format accessible to Indian and global audiences."

 

Netflix and the team's response about Kurukshetra

 

Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India, said, "Kurukshetra is the first mythological anime from Netflix India and a truly novel take on the Mahabharata. It brings together everything that we look for in great storytelling. The Mahabharat has always been more than an epic; it's a mirror to our choices and dilemmas, as relevant today as it was centuries ago. With its distinctive storytelling lens, layered characters, and a moving background score, this series reimagines a story we've all grown up with in a way that speaks to today's generation. It's an invitation for newer audiences to discover its timeless themes through a format that feels fresh, contemporary, and compelling."