Cast: Sunny Leone, Saahil
Prem, Parvin Dabas, Sandhya Mridul, Soniya Mehra, Anita Hassanandani, Divya
Dutta, Karan Mehra, Karan Taluja, Kainaz Motivala
Genre: Adult, Horror, Thriller
Direction:
Bhushan Patel
Production: Ekta Kapoor, Shobha Kapoor
Music: Meet Bros Anjjan, Yo Yo Honey Singh,
Pranay Rijja & Chirantan Bhatt
Studio : Balaji Motion Pictures, ALT
Entertainment
Distribution: Balaji Motion Pictures
Release Date: 21st March, 2014
Language: Hindi
Language: Hindi
Duration:
2 hours
Ragini MMS 2 starts
with the glimpses of its prequel Ragini MMS. These beginning frames with
Hanuman Chalisa in the background gave a feeling that the movie might unfold
the story in an interesting manner, but unfortunately it does not happen.
Parvin Dabas plays the role of a Film Director Rocks who is
going to make movie on Ragini MMS scandal. In Ragini MMS, young couple Ragini
and Uday had gone to an isolated house for a weekend. Uday had planned to make
an MMS of Ragini in that house, but the MMS went viral. Uday went
missing and Ragini ended up in Mental Asylum after that incident. During a
Press Conference, Rocks introduces the lead heroine of this ‘Horrex’ (Horror
and Sex) film – Sunny (Sunny Leone).
Sunny
goes to mental asylum to meet actual Ragini so as to do ‘research’. That makes
Rocks comment, ‘Tum Porno se Rituparno kab ban gayi.’ Was this out of good
sense of humour?
The whole cast and crew goes to the actual location where Uday
and Ragini had gone for the weekend. In spite of ASI (Archaeological Survey of
India) warning board, the crew moves to the haunted house for shooting.
This is a very loosely knit film. Director Bhushan Patel
disappoints. No logical approach is being taken. The usual tricks of a horror
movie are shown here also viz. creaking doors, some movements in the vicinity,
some cranky noise, sleepwalking etc. The horror shown is hardly scary.
Lot of skin show by Sunny, dialogues with double meanings (pun
intended), so-called erotic moments are there probably to establish this as an
adult-horror-thriller movie. Sunny looks hot in the movie but her performance
is not great. She has been given skimpy ‘clothes’, laced nightwear, almost all
the time cleavage projecting costumes.
Saahil Prem as Satya, the writer, looked promising in the
beginning of the movie, but later on his performance fizzles down along with
the script. Parvin Dabas is good. Sandhya Mridul, Anita Hassanandani (part of
the crew) and Divya Dutta (as a psychiatrist who handles paranormal cases only)
: Oh! What a waste of these talents. Karan Mehra as a TV / Film actor is good. Overall,
none of the actors are able to create much magic in the film.
Post interval, relief is there during
few frames where the ghost’s story is unveiled. But, then, movie does not deal properly
with very basic intention of the evil spirit. Certain questions are unanswered
in the movie. What does Sunny find when she looks inside her mouth using a
torch, and what does she vomit ? Why Ragini’s family would allow only Satya to
write the script for this movie and no one else.Psychiatrist Divya Dutta playing
an exorcist is a powerless scene. Very very predictable, no novelty.
Music is composed by Meet Bros Anjjan
(Baby Doll), Yo Yo Honey Singh (Chaar Bottle Vodka), Pranay Rijja (Maine Khud
ko), and Chirantan Bhatt (Lori of Death). Baby Doll (sung by Kanika Kapoor and
Meet Bros Anjjan) and Chaar Bottle Vodka (sung by Yo Yo Honey Singh) are ranked
high in the chartbusters. Maine Khud ko (sung by Mustafa Zahid) is bit pleasing
to hear. Overall, music is ok.
You can give a miss to this movie if
you enjoy horror genre, since no horror at all. Watch it, if you want to enjoy some
Sunny Leone Footage.
Ragini MMS 2 is not
at all Horrex.
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