Inspector Avinash Season 2, set in the tumultuous 1990s Uttar Pradesh, follows Inspector Avinash Mishra (Randeep Hooda) as he battles a politically connected weapons cartel. The season introduces a personal conflict when Avinash's son Varun is accused of murder, forcing him to navigate the challenges of duty versus family. While the series effectively builds intrigue through its investigative elements and the portrayal of police corruption, it suffers from uneven writing and reliance on clichés. Hooda's commanding presence elevates the show, complemented by strong performances from Amit Sial and Abhimanyu Singh. However, the writing often lacks impact, with several scenes feeling overly dramatic or unintentionally comical. Technical issues like distracting dubbing also detract from the viewing experience. Despite these shortcomings, the series maintains a gripping pace and an engaging atmosphere, appealing to fans of traditional crime dramas.