Internet Has Some Wild Theories About Stree 2: “Is Akshay Kumar Playing The Villain?”
Here are some crazy internet reactions on the trailer of the iconic Stree 2!
The trailer of the most anticipated Bollywood sequel- Stree 2 is finally here and the audience is pumped up to see the film. From Rajkumar Rao as Bickey to Shraddha Kapoor’s mysterious choti, Stree Part 1 made us fall in love with this universe. While the first part left the audience wondering if Shraddha Kapoor was Stree or what was her ultimate motive, some people on the internet have predicted some mind-blowing theories for this part!
Internet Reacts To Stree 2’s Trailer
Stree 2‘s trailer has left us with many questions like what is Tamannaah Bhatia doing in the trailer? Is she just there for a song or is her character significant? Who is this Sar-Kata-Bhoot scaring women and taking them away? And many more questions just like this. While all we can do is wait till August 15, fans have many reactions on their part. A fan wrote, “What r the chances Akshay Kumar will be the sarkata? ( he has a cameo in Stree 2 ).” While another one said, ” I think Akshay Kumar is that Sarkata. Rajkumar Rao, Shraddha Kapoor and Stree will join hands to defeat him!” Fans believe that Akshay Kumar might be the villain in the sequel!
While the internet is busy decoding the hints in the trailer till the movie releases, many fans are showing their love for the trailer. A user wrote, “I’m sold. This looks amazing and wacky,” “Too good … I am sold, going first-day show for sure,” and “Bring it on, Sarkata vs Stree.” One also compared the villain to the Harry Potter writing, “The Sarkata bhoot is played by either Argus Filch from Harry Potter series or Anirudh Agarwal from Bandh Darwaza!”
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We are in dire need of Stree 2‘s responses. But if Stree 3 is in the works, we wouldn’t mind if some of these mysteries remain unsolved when Rajkummar Kapoor and Shraddha Kapoor hit the big screen again on Independence Day.
First Published: July 18, 2024 10:11 PM
