Neelanjana Ghosh

Power struggle between two lead women: Politician - "I like your ear ring." Cib - "aapko chahiye?" Politician - "apko time mil jata hai kaam ke beech shopping karne ka?" Cib - no dialogue. Really?! This is your writing material? Please don't torture us🙏 Lame plot, lame execution. A mythical story, with murder, mystery and mayhem is something the South Industry of India and Hollywood must try their hands on. Not meant for Mumbai films. Please Hindi film industry! Stop your futile efforts. Neither you have good story nor actors. One star because half wasn't available.

It has only five stars to give.

What a dumb show! Don't compare it to Breaking Bad, please. None of these women have any need or urgency to launch a drug business. What a pathetic, poor script.

What a movie!! The best in this entire year.

Didn't disappoint!! All the best to the entire team👍 eagerly waiting for Stree 3.

Fabulous! Eagerly waiting for season 2.

While Archie comics are American, the movie had a distinctly British feel. Unfortunately, the film was quite disappointing(rather awful), lacking a coherent story. It's unclear what they aimed to achieve, aside from introducing new kids. Perhaps they should have titled it "The Archies: Musical" or "Sing along."

I think this movie should be made to watch in villages and rural parts of India. Every parent is required to see this, along with their pre-teen and teen children. Our education system should come up with innovative ideas for sex-ed implementation in schools. It is better to learn and comprehend from elders than the peers.

I'm rewatching the show and hoping for a Season 3! Nobody can beat David Fincher in this genre. The way he comprehends the brain and its anomaly, no one does.

In the movie, Jaideep Ahlawat's portrayal as a melancholic yet brilliant math teacher deeply passionate about his subject stands out as the finest performance. His presence on screen is truly captivating, and his exceptional intellect is both awe-inspiring and intimidating. Although initially appearing calm, disciplined, and despondent, he ultimately emerges as the most unexpected and enigmatic character in the murder mystery, particularly in the film's climactic moments. I comprehend that many would prefer a happier ending with the teacher being free and in a relationship with Dsouza. However, what we might overlook is that he had an affinity for Dsouza but a deep love for mathematics. For her, he went to jail. For Math, he tried dying.