Shraddha Kapoor & Rajkummar Rao Starrer Stree 2 Set For August Release, Check Out The Trailer This Friday. Horror flick lovers cannot get enough of Bollywood’s horror-comedies by director Amar Kaushik and now the teaser of Stree 2 is set for launch on June 14. Movie-goers can catch the teaser on the big screen showing Munjya starring Abhay Verma, Sharvari Wagh, and Mona Singh and directed by Aditya Sarpotdar.
Stree 2 is a follow-up to Stree (2018). It was widely enjoyed as a fresher by Hindi-language horror-comedy lovers around the world. The Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao film bagged Rs 129.90 crore at the box office in India and Rs 180.76 crore worldwide. And now both lead Stree 2. Fans have great expectations of the sequel as Stree faired very well.
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) approved two teasers of Stree 2, the first with a time of 1 minute 23 seconds, and the second 1 minute and 6 seconds. Both teasers have U/A certification. It garnered a huge commercial success.
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Varun Dhawan Has a ‘Special Role’ In Stree 2
Fans will be captivated by Varun Dhawan’s cameo, which is short but leaves an impact, in Stree 2. He plays. His role is somewhat related to Bhediya 2, which stars Kriti Sanon and Rajkummar Rao in the lead and is also directed by Amar Kaushik and is set for an August 2025 release. The films are all connected in the Maddock Supernatural Universe.
Stree 2 and Bhediya 2 connect. It will be refreshing to see the Dilwale actor in a horror-comedy flick after playing lead roles in the romantic drama Bawaal. Dhawan’s other upcoming release is Baby John.
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What To Expect In Stree 2?
Not to give away the gist, Stree 2 will likely go into the detail of the character played by Shraddha Kapoor and the banshee or the spirit of the angry woman whom the men of Chanderi town fear. The town believes that the banshee, whom they call Stree, stalks, whispers the men’s names behind their backs, and takes them away when they do so.
This happens only four days during a religious every year. Many men have disappeared this way. To protect themselves, the men of Chanderi town have written in Hindi ‘O Stree, come tomorrow’ with blood on the entrances of their homes.
