Soniya Yadav

If boredom was a crime, “Jewel Thief – The Heist Begins” would be doing life imprisonment. Saif Ali Khan tried to save the sinking ship, but sadly, even Titanic had a better ending. The story was so confusing that even Google Maps would’ve given up finding the plot. Dialogue writing? Aisa laga jaise WhatsApp forwards ko script bana diya ho. Characters came and went like guests at a bad wedding – no intro, no exit, just pain. Directors must have decided, “Kya farak padta hai, salary mil rahi hai na!” End mein bas ek hi heist successful hui – hamare dimaag aur patience ka loot. Verdict: Watch only if you want to practice patience like a monk.

Honestly, I expected twists, tension, maybe even some decent action. But nope — nothing. The so-called “hostage rescue” felt like a school picnic. Zero thrill, no build-up, and absolutely no climax. Just a flat, boring plot dragging till the end. If you’re hoping for excitement, skip it. This movie promises intensity but delivers a yawn 🥱 Big disappointment.

Sakshi returns to the cursed village to save her daughter from a dark cult and a shape-shifting priestess. The film mixes real social issues like child marriage with supernatural horror, offering a disturbing yet meaningful watch. Nushrratt and Soha deliver powerful performances. The visuals are haunting, and the background score adds solid tension (though a bit too loud at times). Some scenes are repetitive from part one, and the VFX isn’t always convincing. Still, Chhorii 2 holds attention with its bold message, creepy moments, and emotionally intense scenes. Verdict: A socially charged horror flick with a familiar formula but strong performances. Watch if you liked part 1.

Must watch !!! It's confusing sometimes but i love the storyline