War 2 Trailer: Kiara Advani Plays Ashutosh Rana's daughter, Spying on Hrithik Roshan, Fan Theories –

War 2 Fan Theories - Kiara Advani - Hrithik Roshan:

The much-awaited War 2 trailer has finally dropped, and it has set the internet buzzing with fan theories. While the action-packed visuals and Hrithik Roshan’s intense presence have impressed many, it’s Kiara Advani’s role that has sparked major curiosity online.

In the trailer, Kiara is seen in uniform, and her character is revealed to be Kavya Luthra, the daughter of Colonel Sunil Luthra (played by Ashutosh Rana). What’s interesting is the dynamic between Hrithik’s character, Kabir, and Colonel Luthra. In one striking scene, the Colonel spits in Kabir’s face during a heated confrontation — hinting at a serious betrayal or personal vendetta.

Fans have come up with multiple theories. One theory suggests that Kabir may be using Kavya for his own motives, possibly romancing her to gain inside information. Another theory flips the script — it claims that Kavya is the one spying on Kabir, under her father’s orders, to monitor his suspicious activities. The trailer shows glimpses of romantic tension between Kiara and Hrithik, but is it real love or just part of a larger mission?

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While the plot remains under wraps, these theories have added an exciting layer of intrigue to War 2. With YRF Spy Universe expanding, the film promises more twists, action, and emotional conflicts. Fans now eagerly await its release to find out who’s playing whom — and who’s playing whom for real. The main context of the film is about Hrithik vs. Jr. NTR, though.

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