Officially, Polis EVO 2 came out in 2018. However, there have been persistent rumors of Polis EVO 3. While not officially titled "Pencuri," the speculated plot for the third installment involves a transnational art theft syndicate. If a trailer dropped recently, Google would associate "Pencuri" (thief) with the "new" Polis EVO content.

There are three likely reasons behind this specific keyword surge:

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Polis Evo 2 is widely considered one of the best action comedies in Malaysian cinema history. While the first movie was good, the second installment improved on every single level—action, comedy, and emotional weight.

The villains in Polis EVO 2 are not your average perompak (robbers). They are a syndicate known as "The Ghosts" — highly intelligent, technologically savvy, and physically capable. The film opens with a breathtaking heist sequence involving a secured vault in Putrajaya. The thieves use drones, signal jammers, and martial arts to bypass security. It is the first time a Malaysian movie has portrayed thieves as anti-heroes rather than pure villains.

For those unfamiliar, Polis EVO is a Malaysian action franchise produced by Astro Shaw and Tayangan Unggul, directed by the dynamic Ghaz Abu Bakar. The films follow the elite "Evo" squad—a special forces unit within the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). The first film focused on rookie corruption, but Polis EVO 2 (released in 2018) took things to an international level.

Polis EVO 2 follows Inspector Khai (Zizan Razak) and his partner Sani (Shaheizy Sam) as they hunt down a group of terrorists-turned-bank robbers. While the movie is primarily a police actioner, the best antagonists are often thieves—which brings us to the "Pencuri" angle.

Malaysian film critics have praised Polis EVO 2 for its balanced portrayal of law enforcement and criminals.