Ragini MMS 2 - Movie Review

Ragini MMS 2, directed by Bhushan Patel, the movie stars Sunny Leone, Saahil Prem and Parvin Dabas in lead roles.

We must blame it on Takashi Shimizu. He's the one who started it with his Japanese horror film, 'Ju-on: The Grudge.' Then Hollywood rechristened the film on American geography, which became the ever popular 'The Grudge'. Takashi Shimizu, a honest avant-garde filmmaker, never would have thought that his ideas of treating ghosts in horror flicks would help Indians to churn out totally absurd movies one by one!

Yes, You know it. Ragini MMS 2 is not a film. Why would one watch it? Just to get enough of Sunny Leone's glamour. But exploitation movies on the same lines are already made; notable examples being Jism 2, Murder 3 from the Bhatt camp, etc. So it looks like Ekta Kapoor thought let's scare the audience a bit or they will get bored. The result turns out to be Ragini MMS 2.

The story revolves around the haunted house where Ragini's boyfriend was murdered by supernatural forces. In this poor sequel, a director chooses this incident for his next film's subject and he casts an ex-adult movie star named Sunny. The director has no sense of direction or cinema - No, we are not talking about director Bhushan Patel, but are narrating its plot and the director in the film is played by Parvin Dabas. So in a strange way, you can call this film 'realistic'.

Sunny Leone proved that she can't have an expression on her face even when she is on a gun point. One scene is there to prove how hard it is to act in adult movies and that was the much publicized 'O sequence'. But it actually makes the theatre laugh instead of charming them!

Ragini MMS 2 doesn't have anything in original, but it features the great Sunny Leone. However, even that didn't save it from being a very, very terrible film!

P.S: There is a psychiatrist's character in the movie played by Divya Dutta, who can appear at haunted houses whenever she wants. That too, her help will be there when you are in the middle of any danger. Even the male lead asks her when she appears in the climax,"Who are you?" And she replies, "I am a psychiatrist from Newyork". Puzzled, he asks, "then what are you doing here, in this haunted house ?" This scene proves that even the screen writer doesn't know how she got there. Now, it can really be a supernatural intervention in the script and Ragini MMS 3 might be based on her!

Ragini MMS 2 makes you guffaw instead of scaring the wits out of you with its spoofy execution.