It's not fear that titillates

Ragini Mms 2

Starring: Sunny Leone, Saahil Prem, Parvin Dabas, Sandhya Mridul, Anita Hassanandani

Rated: 4.5/10

Sunny Leone asks her co-actor why does every producer treat her like a whore. Perhaps, because she behaves like one, could be one answer. And why does Ekta Kapoor propel pornographic talk in the garb of a horror story? Because Dada Kondke is her secret inspiration which has fallen out of the closet in this one.

So, brace yourself for some brazen dialogues by Leone and generally pornographic talk and gestures (like the hero looking down his pants and talking to his family jewels once every while) assailing a haunted house while the ghosts make some futilely spirited effort to make their presence felt. Well, not so much as the four-letter word which a possessed Leone throws at you repeatedly, but well it’s a ghost of an effort nevertheless.

The only difference from the run-of-the-mill ghosts dropping out of the big Indian screen, this one is much too horny, sleepwalks in erotic underwear and does nude dances in sequences out of the blue. And when she is not doing this, she does pretty much nothing.

If that’s the spelling for horror for you, Ragini MMS 2 will titillate you without so much as an iota of fear factor. In fact so ridden is the film with Leone expectations that the poor ghost almost go into an emergency huddle to save the night for themselves! So, this mother of two who has apparently killed both her daughters 100 years ago in a Big House in the middle of a jungle, gets into Leone and does what she may have not done in her living memory — talk, breathe and ooze sex — and then, obviously, kill.

The only character that catches your attention is Sandhya Mridul who comes with a lot of comic appeal and very arrestingly funny one-liners. But Leone, as Mridul would have said, “Is just too worst!” Boys, go for it and ignore the lesbian kiss please while you are at it! 

Source: Sunday Pioneer, 23 March, 2014