Mumbai,
3rd
November,
2025:
Netflix
today
announced
the
sequel
to
the
crime
thriller
franchise
Raat
Akeli
Hai:
The
Bansal
Murders.
The
second
installment
will
see
Honey
Trehan
return
to
the
Director’s
chair
and
have
Smita
Singh
reprise
her
role
as
the
film’s
writer.
Produced
by
RSVP
and
MacGuffin
Pictures,
the
film
marks
the
highly
anticipated
return
of
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui
as
the
sharp,
no-nonsense
Inspector
Jatil
Yadav,
alongside
an
acclaimed
cast
that
includes
Chitrangada
Singh,
Rajat
Kapoor,
Deepti
Naval,
Ila
Arun,
Revathy,
Akhilendra
Mishra,
Priyanka
Setia,
Sanjay
Kapoor,
and
Radhika
Apte.
Set
a
few
years
after
the
events
of
the
first
film,
which
was
released
in
2020
to
positive
reception,
Raat
Akeli
Hai:
The
Bansal
Murders
follows
Inspector
Jatil
Yadav
as
he
is
drawn
into
another
complex
investigation,
a
chilling
case
of
murder
committed
in
cold
blood.
This
leads
to
the
unravelling
of
long-buried
secrets
within
a
powerful
family.
As
the
mystery
deepens,
Jatil
is
once
again
compelled
to
confront
the
delicate
balance
between
truth
and
consequence.
The
Netflix
film
will
have
its
World
Premiere
at
the
56th
International
Film
Festival
of
India
(IFFI)
in
Goa,
this
November,
marking
its
first
showcase
to
audiences
ahead
of
its
release.
Reprising
his
role
in
the
sequel,
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui
added,
“Jatil
Yadav
is
a
character
very
close
to
me,
flawed
and
restless,
yet
relentless
in
the
pursuit
of
justice.
In
the
sequel,
Raat
Akeli
Hai:
The
Bansal
Murders,
he
faces
a
case
that
tests
everything
he
believes
in.
Smita
and
Honey
have
created
a
world
that
feels
real
and
raw,
where
every
clue
hides
a
secret.
Coming
back
as
Inspector
Jatil
Yadav
feels
like
returning
to
unfinished
business.
I’m
grateful
to
RSVP,
MacGuffin
Pictures,
and
Netflix
for
giving
me
the
chance
to
explore
new
layers
of
this
character.
I
am
excited
for
audiences
to
see
more
from
the
man
behind
the
uniform.”
With
its
layered
storytelling,
atmospheric
tension,
and
powerful
performances,
Raat
Akeli
Hai:
The
Bansal
Murders
continues
the
legacy
of
the
original
film,
while
pushing
the
boundaries
of
the
Indian
crime
thriller.
Raat
Akeli
Hai:
The
Bansal
Murders,
streaming
soon,
only
on
Netflix