If Indian Predator: The Butcher of Delhi was an intriguing-yet-unsettling experience for its viewers, especially those who are not big fans of the true crime space, then the second season of the viral Netflix India crime docuseries is going to leave you gasping for breath. As the trailer suggests, the streaming giant has vowed to up the ante by introducing an alleged cannibal into the mix, Raja Kolander. 

In the trailer, which is a little over one minute in duration, we see the murder of a journalist named Dheerendra Singh bringing attention to “an intelligent criminal” named Raja Kolander. Things intensify during the course of the investigation when a hidden diary—eerily titled Raja Ki Diary—reveals darker secrets: Kolander is a cannibal who has boiled and eaten human brains and other body parts, and his victim count is 14 (or more). 

While the first half highlights the intricate details of the ghastly circumstances under which the perpetrator had carried out his crimes, the second half focuses on people who refute these ‘bogus’ claims of cannibalism and serial-killing, Raja Kolander included.

The The Diary of a Serial Killer: Indian Predator: Season 2, which is scheduled to start streaming globally on Netflix from September 7, has recieved appreciation from the audience after the trailer was launched on YouTube on August 20, 2022.

One viewer wrote, “Netflix is killing it in the documentary genre.” And another commented, saying, “I watched 1 season and i am impressed.. Waiting for 2 season..😍👍👍” 

Netflix India, too, on its official Instagram page, has written an enticing caption, describing the nature of their latest documentary in great detail. It goes as, “A new terrifying case and an all-new season of Indian Predator: Diary of a Serial Killer arrives on 7th September 🗓️ A journalist who has been murdered, a diary that reveals blood-curdling confessions and a man who calls himself a king. Everything leads back to one name: Raja Kolander. 😱”

With the predator speaking directly from the confines of an Indian jail, we reckon it would be interesting to hear it from the horse’s mouth: truth or otherwise.