So, the War 2 trailer just dropped online and, honestly, it’s a sugar rush with crazy stunts, shiny explosions, and those classic “let’s hop continents for no reason” backdrops. You’ve got Hrithik Roshan and Jr. NTR throwing shade at each other in this glitzy, over-the-top spy world. Basically, it’s ticking every box for a big fat Bollywood blockbuster.

But the trailer’s just throwing action at you non-stop, like it’s hoping you won’t notice there’s barely any story holding it together. Blink and you’ll miss any hint of emotion, it’s all explosions and gunfire, but zero heart. And man, did they just recycle half the scenes from the first movie? The VFX look rushed, like someone slapped a Snapchat filter on them, and the editing’s so choppy it’s dizzying. Flashy visuals are cool and all, but come on, you gotta give us something to care about. War 2? Feels like deja vu, just the same old formula with none of the surprises or twists you’d hope for.

Yeah, they really went all in with those over the top stunts, but the CGI? Man, it just doesn’t land. You can totally see the weird lighting and the fake depth especially in those train, race track and iceberg bits. Honestly, the VFX feels cheap, like they slapped a green screen on every other shot and hoped nobody would notice. Even the simple scenes look off, like someone just discovered After Effects last week. Jr. NTR’s Bollywood debut had generated massive expectation, but his performance in the trailer left many unimpressed. His on‑screen presence lacks expressiveness, voice, physique, and emotional range felt misaligned with the high‑stakes spy genre. Comparisons with Hrithik Roshan often lean negative: while Roshan exudes polish, NTR is described as looking “out of place” and unconvincing in tone and movement.

Honestly, that trailer? Kinda meh. War 2 looks shiny as hell: big explosions, fancy locations, all that jazz. Unless they start showing us a story that actually has some teeth, I’m not buying a ticket just yet. It’s loud and flashy, but it kinda feels like someone just mashed the “action” button over and over. The CGI’s a bit dodgy, too, and let’s not even talk about Jr. NTR’s awkward intro. Still, with all the star power and diehard fans buzzing, you know it’ll rake in the cash on opening weekend even if it’s just people showing up for the hype.