Deli Boys season 2 is streaming now on Disney+ in the UK, with all six episodes released on 28 May 2026. The new run gives viewers six 30-minute chapters and picks up the Hulu original comedy as Raj and Mir tumble back into trouble.
That matters because the show has become easier to catch all at once, and the search around deli boys now is simple: the season is here, the full batch is available, and the Dar brothers are back in the mess that made the series work in the first place. The half-hour comedy, created by Abdullah Saeed and run by Michelle Nader, comes from Onyx Collective and 20th Television, and its return keeps the story moving on the same streaming home for UK viewers.
Raj, the eldest Dar brother, is still the one who looks least comfortable with the life his family has built around him. He wants to return to the ignorance of how his lifestyle was funded, but season 2 drags him deeper into the business as he and Mir scramble to find someone who can help them launder their money and prove they belong in the criminal underworld. Lucky Auntie, meanwhile, wants something shinier and less blood-soaked, which puts her on a collision course with Max Sugar, a ruthless casino owner played by Fred Armisen.
That mix of money, status and identity is what keeps Deli Boys from feeling like a straight crime caper. The season also brings back Kumail Nanjiani in the cast and follows the fallout from the first run, when the brothers were using a shaadi as cover for a massive drug deal, Bushra walked away after learning the truth, and Raj stepped in to marry Nandika and seal a separate deal with her restaurateur family. By the end of that chain of events, their deli had been blown up by an unknown assailant, leaving the brothers with nothing tidy to hold onto.
What the new season does not answer cleanly is who hit the deli, or how Raj’s hunger for revenge on Ahmad Uncle will play out after new information about Baba Dar’s death comes to light. That gap is the hook now: season 2 is available in full, but the biggest score, and the real reckoning, still sit ahead of the Dar brothers.
