Save The Tigers 2 Web Series Review: A Fun Ride Packed with Emotions and Laughter
Streaming Platform: Disney Plus Hotstar
Release Date: March 15, 2024
Created By: Mahi V Raghav, Pradeep Advaitham
Directed By: Arun Kothapally
Banner: Three Autumn Leaves

Cast: Priyadarshi Pulikonda, Chaitanya Krishna, Abhinav Gomatam, Jordar Sujata, Deviyani Sharma, Pavani Gangireddy, Seerat Kapoor

Story Overview.
The much-awaited second season of Save The Tigers picks up from where the first left off. After being wrongly accused of actress Hamsalekha’s (Seerat Kapoor) abduction, the trio — Ganta Ravi (Priyadarshi Pulikonda), Vikram (Chaitanya Krishna), and Rahul (Abhinav Gomatam) — face police harassment. 

New difficulties will arise after their release as their marriages devolve into comical mayhem. The series tells their oddball travels with heart and humor, from Rahul's love issues with a new woman Harika (Darshan Banik) to Vikram's wife Rekha's job quandary to Ravi's goal of purchasing a property.

Performances
Priyadarshi's hilarious timing and flawless Telangana slang steal the show once more. Chaitanya Krishna dazzles with his nuanced and mature performance, while Abhinav Gomatam gives a strong, organic performance. The actresses, Deviyani Sharma, Pavani Gangireddy, and Jordar Sujatha, all play their parts with ease and give the story more realism.

As Hamsalekha, Seerat Kapoor excels, and TV host Venu Yeldandi and counselor Satya Krishna both have a significant influence. The series is made more charming by Gangavva, Darshana Banik, and Rohini's supporting roles.

Highlights.
Stellar performances by the lead trio

An engaging blend of humor and emotions

Strong production quality and screenplay

Crisp editing and fitting music

Drawbacks
A few sequences get excessively loud.

Final judgment.
While examining new levels of humor and emotion, Save the Tigers 2 effectively preserves the spirit of the previous season. The series is kept interesting by the incisive writing of Mahi V Raghav and Pradeep Advaitham as well as the direction of Arun Kothapally. For comedy fans, this seven-episode series is a must-watch because of its outstanding acting, clever humor, and touching moments.