Gabriels Rapture 2 is a 2021 Lebanese crime drama series directed by Philippe Asmar, picking up the same story world and the same ensemble that carried the earlier chapter through a run of tangled loyalties and quiet vendettas set against rural Lebanon.
What is Gabriels Rapture 2 about?
As a series rather than a single feature, Gabriels Rapture 2 spreads its crime-and-family plotline across multiple episodes, giving grudges, alliances and betrayals room to build slowly instead of resolving in one sitting. The show stays inside the crime and drama register throughout, favoring tense conversations and shifting loyalties over action set pieces, and it continues a run of Lebanese television organized around a returning ensemble cast rather than a revolving one from episode to episode.
About the cast
The principal cast is led by Kosai Khauli and Nadine Njeim, joined by Hussein Mokadem, Carmen Lebbos and Ramy Ayash. Together they carry the show's register of restraint and simmering conflict scene by scene, and this same group anchors the story world across its run, which gives the series a settled, familiar rhythm for anyone following it from one chapter to the next under Asmar's direction.
Context & significance
Gabriels Rapture 2 comes out of Lebanon's long-running crime-drama tradition, a genre built on family honor, revenge and power struggles in small communities, and one that has traveled well beyond its home market. Philippe Asmar's direction favors slow-burn tension over spectacle, letting scenes sit with their characters rather than rushing toward incident. The 2021 production is part of a broader wave of Lebanese series that found audiences across the wider region, including among Persian-speaking viewers who came to the genre through dubbed and subtitled releases.
Watching Gabriels Rapture 2 on Ktime
Gabriels Rapture 2 is available on K-Time with both Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can choose whichever format suits them. The page itself is free to read, and watching the series on K-Time only requires a free account login, through an interface built with Farsi at its center for the Iranian diaspora audience.