Netflix’s Kurukshetra Part 2 to Premiere on October 24: A Visually Stunning Retelling of the Mahabharata
Netflix is bringing back its mythological epic Kurukshetra with Part 2 releasing on October 24, 2025. The animated web series, inspired by the Mahabharata, has captivated audiences with its powerful storytelling, emotional depth, and visually striking animation.
The series explores profound themes of duty, destiny, moral dilemmas, and the human cost of war — all viewed through the perspectives of 18 key warriors. It reimagines the 18-day battle of Kurukshetra with a modern visual language while preserving the timeless wisdom and philosophy of the ancient epic.
About Kurukshetra: Part 2
Kurukshetra: Part 1, consisting of nine episodes, introduced viewers to a complex world of loyalty, justice, and inner conflict. The upcoming Part 2 also features nine episodes and marks the final chapter of this grand mythological war saga.
Netflix India recently shared the trailer for Part 2, writing on X (formerly Twitter):
“Kurukshetra ki kahaani ab bhi baaki hai ✍ Watch Kurukshetra Season 1: Part 1, out now. Part 2, out 24 October, only on Netflix.”
The post quickly gained traction, with fans expressing excitement for the show’s intense conclusion and breathtaking animation style.
A Contemporary Retelling of an Ancient War
Kurukshetra presents the Mahabharata’s 18-day war through the individual journeys of its 18 main warriors — each confronting questions of honor, sacrifice, and morality. The narrative delves into ethical and emotional complexities, reimagining one of India’s greatest epics for today’s generation.
The series uses a cutting-edge animation style, blending traditional storytelling with cinematic techniques to make the ancient story resonate with modern audiences.
Creator Anu Sikka on Bringing the Epic to Life
Creator Anu Sikka spoke about the inspiration behind the project, saying:
“The battle of Kurukshetra is unforgettable and timeless — it is a collision of duty, destiny, and moral choices. Through this animated series, we explore the 18 days of Kurukshetra with distinct perspectives, blending timeless wisdom with the power of visual storytelling.”
She added that the team aimed to make this layered narrative accessible to both Indian and global audiences, while honoring the philosophical depth of the original epic.
The Vision Behind the Series
Produced by Viacom18 Studios, Kurukshetra combines mythological authenticity with emotional realism. The makers have taken care to ensure that each character’s perspective reflects not just heroism but also vulnerability — from Arjuna’s moral conflict to Karna’s tragic loyalty.
The series stands out for its philosophical depth, cinematic animation, and contemporary interpretation of the Mahabharata’s moral questions — making it one of the most ambitious mythological adaptations in recent Indian entertainment history.
Conclusion
As Kurukshetra Part 2 gears up for release on October 24, anticipation is at an all-time high. With its final nine episodes, the series promises to deliver a powerful conclusion to the saga that has blended mythology, morality, and modern visual storytelling in a way Indian audiences have never seen before.
