Raktabeej 2

Agnivo Niyogi of The Telegraph reviewed the film and wrote "Shiboprosad and Nandita squander away the opportunity of a taut, and engaging crime thriller, and settle for a lite version of the myriad anti-terror web series we are by now accustomed to bingeing on OTT." He praised Abir's performance but bemoaned the fatigue on his face in some scenes, termed Mimi as "Lady Singham" but bemoaned her being reduced to a heroine craving for her man and applauded Ankush's strong performance.

Debarghya Bhattacharya of Ei Samay offered a thoughtful take on Raktabeej 2, describing it as “a technically accomplished and visually impressive continuation that ambitiously expands the universe of the first film.” Chattopadhyay praised the film’s scale, meticulous production design, and its bold attempt to weave real events with fictional storytelling, noting that it “presents a broader canvas and a more layered narrative.” The review also highlighted strong performances by Abir Chatterjee and Mimi Chakraborty, whose portrayals lend depth and gravitas to the story.

Poorna Banerjee of The Times of India praised the film's sharp and purposeful storytelling, noting that it "plunges straight into a gripping narrative" and commended the focused script for maintaining momentum while weaving in essential backstories.

Rupak Mishra of The Wall reviewed Raktabeej 2 as a rare Bengali thriller that stays proudly original — free from southern or Hollywood imitation.

Sandipta Bhanja of Sangbad Pratidin reviewed the film and termed it as a "Paisa-vasool total entertainer." She praised the performance of the entire cast; particularly Abir, Ankush and Mimi, and mentioned that Ankush's cold villain performance will leave a mark in the audience's mind.

Shatakshi Ganguly of IWMBuzz rated the film 3/5 stars and highlighted "Raktabeej 2 delivers a decent payoff after a shaky build-up.