Desingu Raja 2 is a 2025 Indian Tamil-language action comedy film written and directed by S. Ezhil.[1] The film is produced by P. Ravichandran under the banner Infinity Creations. It is a standalone sequel to the 2013 film Desingu Raja, starring Vimal and Jana Nathan in the lead, alongside Pujita Ponnada and Harshitha as the female leads.[2]
Desingu Raja 2 released on 11 July 2025 to negative reviews from both critics and audiences as well.
Plot
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Three friends who attend the same agricultural college, taking three different paths in life. One becomes a high-ranking police officer, another an honest inspector, and the third a rowdy. They meet again after many years. The story revolves around old friendships, work-related conflicts, and some comedic antics.
The film is produced by P. Ravichandran under the banner Infinity Creations,[7] while the technical team consists of music composer Vidyasagar,[8] cinematographer Selva R, editor Anand Linga Kumar,[9] art director Siva Sankar and stunt choreographer Fire Karthik.[10]Principal photography had commenced even before the announcement of the film in mid-January 2024.[2] During the second schedule, Sneha Gupta joined the shooting for a special appearance in a song,[11] which was shot in a lavish set erected in East Coast Road, Chennai.[12] Filming got wrapped by the end of June 2024.[13]
The film has music composed by Vidyasagar in his second collaboration with Ezhil after Poovellam Un Vaasam (2001).[14] The first single "Pidaari Kovil Thoppu" was released on 11 June 2025.[citation needed]
Speaking about the OTT release of the movie, the date of release and the releasing partner are not yet revealed.[16]
Reception
Rohini M of Cinema Express gave 2/5 stars and wrote "Ezhil’s films are typically known for their light-hearted fun and humour, but here, you find yourself searching for the comedy right from the beginning. The entire film feels like an exaggerated school play filled with overacting and chaos."[17] Abhinav Subramanian of The Times of India gave 1.5/5 stars and wrote "Director Ezhil unleashes a relentless barrage of gags that land with the grace of a drunk elephant, each one more cringe-inducing than the last. The film looks like it time-traveled from some alternate universe where comedy evolved differently, and badly."
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