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Go Fish 2 (2026)

Released June 4, 2026Runtime 0h 7mDirector Manas Goel

Years after a game that was never meant to end, the cards are dealt once more. What begins as a casual night of UNO among strangers is quietly interrupted by a man who has seen the game before… and survived it. As familiar patterns begin to resurface, the players find themselves slipping into roles that aren’t theirs—voices, memories, and unfinished conflicts bleeding through each turn. Possession becomes participation. Guilt becomes gameplay. And the past refuses to stay buried. As the lines between player and pawn blur, one truth emerges: Some games don’t end. They wait.

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Cast of Go Fish 2

Niranjan R

Niranjan R

Friend #1
Smrithi Santosh

Smrithi Santosh

Friend #2
Juhi Sharma

Juhi Sharma

Friend #3
Prajwal Kulkarni

Prajwal Kulkarni

The dealer
Ashutosh Kalyanshetti

Ashutosh Kalyanshetti

Ghost #1
Rahul Karthik

Rahul Karthik

Ghost #2
Manas Goel

Manas Goel

Ghost #3

About Go Fish 2

Where can I watch Go Fish 2?

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Who stars in Go Fish 2?

Go Fish 2 stars Niranjan R, Smrithi Santosh, Juhi Sharma, Prajwal Kulkarni, Ashutosh Kalyanshetti.

Who directed Go Fish 2?

Go Fish 2 was directed by Manas Goel.

How long is Go Fish 2?

Go Fish 2 has a runtime of 0h 7m.

What is Go Fish 2 about?

Years after a game that was never meant to end, the cards are dealt once more. What begins as a casual night of UNO among strangers is quietly interrupted by a man who has seen the game before… and survived it. As familiar patterns begin to resurface, the players find themselves slipping into roles that aren’t theirs—voices, memories, and unfinished conflicts bleeding through each turn. Possession becomes participation. Guilt becomes gameplay. And the past refuses to stay buried. As the lines between player and pawn blur, one truth emerges: Some games don’t end. They wait.