LSD 2 Review: Stay Safe, Skip LSD 2

So friends, the queen of Wakanda, i.e., Ekta Kapoor, has come up with a picture that will work to get the curd out of the boys. The name of the film is Love, Sex, or Dhokha 2. Now how is this picture? Let's check it out.

Love, Sex, or Dhoka 2 is the sequel to Love, Sex, or Dhokha, although you do not need to watch Part 1 to watch this new part, and I say that there is no need at all for you to watch Part 2.

Today's generation has been showcased in this movie, and three different stories of the generation have been shown, so basically, like Part 1, Part 2 is also an anthology whose length is 1 hour 56 minutes.

Love Sex Aur Dhokha 2 Review

If I wanted to do a review of LSD, aka Love Sex aur Dhokha 2, for you, I would just say that it is utter nonsense and extremely ridiculous. That is, while watching the movie, I felt that these people were not trying to tell any story, but rather was conspiracy being hatched to get the curd out.

Apart from me, there was only one person in the theater, but despite that, there was hustle and bustle there. The guard was coming and leaving after strictly forbidding that no one would ding ding with his ninja Hattori. But as soon as the lights were off, curd started flowing, and what was to happen was that the seats got wet.

I request the cinema owners to give a tissue along with the ticket, even if they charge a little extra so that the theater seats are not spoiled by curd.

See, the plot line of the movie is no doubt good—the type in which today's L generation does strange things for social media, for likes, for followers, for subscribers—this is true, but the way it was presented was very bad.

Yes, today's generation is ge#du but not ga#dmari. We get to see LGBT in all three stories. Keep LGBT only in one or two stories, but what is the point of showing it in all three? They don't have any focus on showing content.

And tell me who will take out curd after seeing Urfi Javed.

Director Dibakar Banerjee is an amazing filmmaker whose stories are different, but here, in the name of boldness, only ch*tiyape shots have been given and nothing else.

You are going to see many new characters this time, and no one is worth remembering at all.

Music is ordinary, and filmmaking is also completely ordinary, but if you are a member of All India Dahi Samiti, then go watch this film and shed the white color of love.

Conclusion

A masturbation scene by Swastika Mukherjee has been filmed in the movie. Seeing that scene, I was shocked. I mean, Swastika Mukherjee is such an amazing actress, and what else is she doing?

It would be better if this movie came on OTT and not in the cinema house.

Oh no, but it does not run on OTT; rather, you get to see its scenes very soon on those kinds of sites where people go to get their curd out.

In terms of parental guidance, this movie is not at all family-friendly because it contains strong language or adult scenes.

So, friends, this was my review of Ekta Kapoor's film LSD 2.

Lastly, I would like to ask you whether you have also seen this movie; if yes, then please share your viewpoints with me.

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