In this article, we address singularly perturbed two-parameter parabolic problem of the reaction-convection-diffusion type in two dimensions. These problems exhibit discontinuities in the source term and convection coeffi-cient at particular domain points, which result in the formation of interior layers. The presence of two perturbation parameters leads to the formation of boundary layers with varying widths. Our primary focus is to address these layers and develop a scheme that is uniformly convergent. So we propose a hybrid monotone difference scheme for the spatial direction, im-plemented on a specially designed piece-wise uniform Shishkin mesh, com-bined with the Crank–Nicolson method on a uniform mesh for the temporal direction. The resulting scheme is proven to be uniformly convergent, with an order of almost two in the spatial direction and exactly two in the tem-poral direction. Numerical experiments support the theoretically proven higher order of convergence and show that our approach results in bet-ter accuracy and convergence compared to other existing methods in the literature.