Stree 2 Film Review
Sarkate ka aatank!
Image of Rajkumar Rao lead in the reviewed film Plot: This film is a sequel to Stree (2018). In the first section, there was Stree! But now, how will Sarkate's terror come to an end? This is depicted in Stree 2. While Stree used to abduct men in the first section, on the other hand, Sarkate abducts women in the second. So, how and by whom will Sarkate's reign of fear be stopped? Moreover, how is it all going to conclude? To uncover the answers to these intriguing questions, you must watch the film. Tone and Theme: This movie has a horror comedy tone, which combines humour and terror. The film's theme is terror; it made with the sole intention of entertaining viewers; and it is based on a work of fiction. Characters and Acting: Rajkummar Rao's performance as Vicky is outstanding; his ability to deliver even the most challenging lines with ease is his greatest strength. His comedic timing is also superb, and the entire movie relies on him. Shraddha Kapoor does a good job as Stree; her action sequences are entertaining to watch, and her acting is straightforward and comprehensive. The majority of Bittu's scenes are humorous as a Aparshakti Khurrana does a good job portraying the character. Pankaj Tripathi's performance as Rudra Bhaiya is equally outstanding; his delivery of dialogue is remarkable, his acting is hilarious, and his acting skills are unparalleled. The way Abhishek Banerjee plays Jana is also excellent; you laugh at his lines and every scene he does. Also, good at supporting parts are Tamanna Bhatia, Ananya Singh, Varun Dhawan, Sunita Rajwar, Atul Srivastava, and Akshay Kumar. Direction: Amar Kaushik is the director of this movie. Prior to this, his first directorial effort, Stree (2018), regarded as a success. Following that, his critically acclaimed films Bala (2019) and Bhediya (2022) were released. His Bhediya was a mediocre movie. He also did a great job on this movie. His entire being has gone into creating this film uniquely. In every scene of the movie, his hold is evident. His film is technically exceptional. Story, Screenplay and dialogue: Niren Bhatt wrote All is well (2015), Bala (2019), Bhediya (2022), and Munjya (2024) prior to this movie. The plot of this movie is entirely different from that of the first Stree movie, which was more horror and had a great story. This movie's plot is okay, but the previous Stree movie was more horrific. Screenplay: Excellent, well-written screenplay. Dialogues: Excellently written, we can finally state that the dialogue is the heart and USP of the movie and plays a major role in its success. Cinematography: Jishnu Bhattacharyajee's cinematography is excellent; regardless of the aerial views, the film's camera work, camera frames, lighting, and colouringare all expertly captured. This includes the night scenes, palace scenes, Sarkate's palace, and city scenes. Choreography: All the songs by Vijay Ganguly are really lovely, but Aaj Ki Raat and Jaani Master's Aayi Nai stand out in particular. Music: All of Sachin Jigar's songs are incredibly sweet and melodious, but Aayi Nai, Aaj Ki Raat, Khoobsurat, and Tumhare Hi Rahenge Hum stand out for their calming tunes. Amitabh Bhattacharya's lyrics are well-written and fit the film's plot. Background Score: The background score of Justin Varghese's is incredibly amazing, eerie, It is a perfect fit for the film's tone. Costume┬аdesign:┬аSheetal┬аIqbal┬аSharma's┬аcostumes┬аare┬аin┬аharmony┬аwith┬аthe┬аstory,┬аsetting,┬аand┬а characters┬аof┬аthe┬аfilm. Production Design: Mayur Sharma's production design says it's good. The Kingshuk Moran's Sound design is excellent. Editing: Hemanti Sarkar's editing in the movie has a slow pacing, with the plot developing gradually over the first half hour. There are also pauses in the movie. Action: Darrel McLean, Amrit Singh's action scenes, particularly those starring Shraddha Kapoor, are breathtaking. Visual effects: Fantastic, amazing, and outstanding. Viewpoint: For people who enjoy watching masala movies. Problems: The movie's final ten to fifteen minutes are unimpressive and a waste of time. Due to the fact that two songs were combined back-to-back, The audience is perplexed whether the movie is over or not. There are many double-meaning dialogues in the movie, if viewers can understand them. It was unclear why Varun Dhawan was asked to play the part of a wolf. For thirty minutes at the start of the movie, the plot does not change. Aaj ki raat by Tamanna Bhatia contains profanity and vulgarity, and her costume is extremely inexpensive. Nominations for the coming 2025 Filmfare Awards: There will be nominations in numerous categories. Similar to choreography, action, cinematography, Best Visual Effects and Best Movie Based on Original film "Stree' Written and Produced by Raj and DK Rajkummar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor, Pankaj Tripathi, Aparshakti Khurrana, Abhishek Banerjee, Tamanna Bhatia, Akshay Kumar, Varun Dhawan, Ananya Singh, Sunita Rajwar, Atul Srivastava Director: Amar Kaushik, Produced: Dinesh Vijan and Jyoti Deshpande, Story, Screenplay and Dialogues: Niren Bhatt, Editor: Hemanti Sarkar, Cinematography: Jishnu Bhattacharyajee Music: Sachin-Jigar, Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya,Background Score: Justin Varghese, Design: Sheetal Iqbal Sharma, Action: Darrel McLean, Amrit Singh Choreography: Vijay Ganguly, Jaani Master( Aayi nai), Sound Design: Kingshuk Moran, Production Design: Mayur Sharma CBFC-U/A Movietime-2h.29mins Genre-Comedy horror Backdrop-Chanderi (MP) Release Year-15 August 2024 Read the full article
