Lust Stories 2 Reactions: Netflix’s Lustful Anthology Fails to Entice Viewers

Twitter is flooding with Lust Stories 2 reactions and, most of them are calling this latest release a let-down. Netflix’s anthology series that stood out once upon a time as a modern classic that aspires to start a valuable dialogue on sex and sexuality seems to have failed to impress its importance and creativity on the audience in the second round.

There are four parts or stories in the second instalment of the 2018 film, they are helmed by directors R. Balki, Sujoy Ghosh, Konkona Sensharma, and Amit Ravindernath Sharma. The cast for the show Neena Gupta, Mrunal Thakur, Angad Bedi, Tamannaah Bhatia, Vijay Varma, Amruta Shubhash, Tillotama Shome, Kajol, Kumud Mishra, and Anushka Kaushik. The time dedicated to each part is about 20–30 minutes.

The first film in the anthology series is titled Made for Each Other and focuses on the sexual compatibility that should exist between a couple prior to marriage. The second one’s called Mirror and is the only one getting the most amount of praise on Twitter as it leads with the female perspective on pleasure and things associated with it.

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Sex with Ex is the third story and the film unravels with a bizarre twist but, stays true to the title. It all ends with Tilchatta which is a triggering watch with the themes of marital rape and abuse being explored.

After watching the sequel to Netflix’s much-loved anthology show, one of the viewers tweeted: “All the other shorts in the lust stories 2 are terrible except for Konkona’s ????????”. Another tweet on the same lines reads: “Oh my god, Konkona’s short in Lust Stories 2 is so f****** fabulous. I am lost for words.”.

Meanwhile, on the overall show, we have viewers writing, “lust stories 2 is for a major let down within the first few minutes”. Let us have a look at more reactions related to the anthology sequel down below!

Lust Stories 2 Reactions on Twitter

You can watch Lust Stories 2 now streaming on Netflix. To read our review for the same, click here.

Meanwhile, you can let us know your thoughts on this recent release in the comments down below!

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Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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