Second Case of Sitaram starring Vijay Raghavendra was released in theaters on February 20, 2026. This film is now ready to come on OTT soon. here are the details.
Cast and crew of Sitaram’s second case
The second case of Sita Ram stars Vijay RaghavendraGopalkrishna Deshpande and Usha Bhandari are in lead roles. Written and directed by Deviprasad Shetty, the film is produced by Shetty and Satwik Hebbar under the banner of Flying Elephant Story Tellers.
The music is composed by Navneet Sham, cinematography by Hemant Acharya and editing by Shashank Narayan.
When and where to watch Sitaram’s second case
Second case of Sitaram It is expected to be released on Amazon Prime Video and start streaming from April 17, 2026. Apart from the original Kannada version, it is expected to be available in dubbed languages. The official update was shared by the makers through their social media handles.
Here is the post:
Official Trailer and Storyline of Sitaram’s Second Case
Sitaram’s Second Case is a 2021 film sequel to Sitaram Benoy Case No. 18. The story follows Inspector Sitaram as he investigates a case with his reputation at stake.
As middle-aged people start dying in her town with no apparent pattern, Seetharam must organize the Anegadde police station to find those responsible. Before one case can be solved, another emerges, until a coroner suggests the crime may be the work of a serial criminal.
The investigation runs parallel to Sita Ram’s personal life, especially her relationship with her elder sister, which adds an additional layer of emotional weakness to the story.
About Sitaram Benoy Case No. 18
The 2021 film Seetharam Benoy Case No. 18 follows a principled sub-inspector Seetharam Benoy, who is transferred to a rural police station in Shivamogga. There, a series of calculated thefts and violent incidents have thrown the village into disarray. When his own home is targeted, he begins to investigate and uncovers links to an unsolved case known as “Case Number 18”.
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