Tushar Mehta

The story had strong potential given the theme, but it fell short. Key plot choices didn’t make sense — for example, why was the teacher’s hair taken instead of her being killed on the spot, if Marcus was going to kill her anyway? The woman’s motives were never fully explained, and the appearance of the gun in the sky along with the recurring “2:17” felt like unresolved threads. Too many questions were left unanswered, which made the ending unsatisfying and abrupt.

Must watch movie! Absolutely enjoyed the movie from the start till the end!

Haven’t seen a worse potrayal of storytelling. You’ll surely end up with a headache with constant screaming and out of sync background music.

Don’t waste your time. Spoilt the name of the Bhool Bhulaiya franchise yet again. Cheap comedy all along with nothing making sense, storyline did not even exist.

Absolutely liked every minute of it.

What a movie. Must watch by every standard. Keeps you on your toes throughout with spine chilling scenes.

Definitely worth a watch especially with Halloween coming.

Really good watch. Definitely watch it in the theatres.

Don’t waste your time on this one. The abundance of fake and paid reviews on Google is misleading. The film lacks a coherent storyline, and the VFX are subpar. The inclusion of Bhediya and the asylum sequence feels pointless. Some of the comedic dialogues are so cringeworthy that it's baffling why anyone found them funny. The original Stree was much better—more restrained and focused yet funny—while this sequel seems to be chasing a grand, Marvel-style spectacle but falls flat. The climax, in particular, is laughable, with the supposed 'saviors' attempting a Superman-like vibe that just doesn’t work. Save it for OTT or even skip it and you won’t miss anything.

Feel sad that this movie didn’t do well at the box office while movies like Animal are worshipped in India.