All audience reviews of Stree

Stree is a must-watch. It is a nice family movie with few scares here and there. Not only Rajkumar and Shraddha but all the cast members delivered great performances.

The story is unique and the dialogues are hilarious. I couldn't understand the dialogues in the beginning but once I got used to the way they spoke, it wasn't that hard.

The ending is a bit of a mystery but not all that bad. Sometimes Bollywood horror movies have the worst endings ever.

After watching this film, "Vicky please" will be stuck n your head forever. Another dialogue that made a great point was : One of the actors asks how can Stree pick men and whisk them awak wihtout their consent, to which he receives this spot on reply : "Ye Stree hai, Purush nahi." (She is a woman, not a man. She does what she does only after given consent).

The soundtrack for the entire film is great. I would surely watch this movie again. I rarely do that when it comes to movies.

Overall, great acting, good story, good locations. The logic behind this ridiculous phenomenon made sense to. less

After such a very long time, Indian Cinema has released something vivid that can be watchable and top of that it's in horror section. The horror section is one of the deceptive section of Bollywood that they are making fool of us for a very long span of time but Stree truly showed some art of representation.
It showed that "Respected" nature of society towards women and feminism side by side. The National Award winning actor Raj Kumar Rao enriched the movie and proved once again that he can counter any role from a serious actor to comedy roles. His two other friends in the movie also had their major role as they were performing with Raj Kumar Rao. Shraddha too managed her role in some way another but rest of the time she just did it. less

One among the few horror- comedies produced by Bollywood, Stree stands out with terrific cast and entertaining dialogues but fell short because of a lack of good plot.
Based loosely on the Indian urban legend Nale Ba, Stree is set in a town named Chanderi where a tailor Vicky (Rajkumarr Rao) falls for a mysterious unnamed girl (Shraddha Kapoor) who visits the town every year during the four day festival. The town gets haunted by a female spirit named Stree during the nights of the festival who stalks and captivates men with her eyes and then takes them away leaving behind their clothes. Who is this mysterious girl? That remains a question which only the film can answer.
The film revolves around a pretty interesting and hilarious plot of a female ghost who only takes away men of the town. This is something which we haven’t seen before. This was an intended sarcasm towards the actual female condition in the society. You see men scared to venture out of their homes at night, wearing sarees to avoid being identified and living in a constant fear. This was quite a unique take on the issue.
Film however couldn’t do much justice to the storyline. It sure has a lot of laugh- worthy moments but it lacks a solid plot. The film couldn’t live up to the expectations of a movie with a horror genre as it hardly has any spine- chilling moments. This open ended movie seems more like an incomplete one as if it has been hurriedly wrapped up.
The splendid acting from the cast is one of the few saviors of the film. Rajkumarr Rao, the ace actor that he is once again left hardly any scope for disappointment. His character as a lovelorn tailor is funny and a treat to watch. When talking about the cast’s acting, we need to give special mention to Aparshakti Khurrana and Abhishek Banerjee who played the role of Vicky’s buddies. Even with Rajkumarr Rao sharing the screen, their characters stood out, all thanks to their marvelous acting. It’s a welcoming scenario in Bollywood nowadays with hero’s best friend(s) highlighted because of their remarkable presence in the movies. Shraddha Kapoor as a mysterious young woman was decent enough but there’s not much to say about her acting as it once again looks dull in comparison to the remaining cast.
The film has some peppy music tracks which is surely going to get you grooving. Sachin- Jigar did a wonderful job with the background score.
Overall, Stree is a fun and entertaining watch which could be seen on a friends’ night. But from a critical point of view, it needed much more work on the filmmaking part to make it a horror- comedy masterpiece. less

Hello frandssssss, have you ever watched a movie which has everything you ever wanted to watch? Horror, comedy, emotions, suspense and a message which will leave you awestruck?

If you have not then you should definitely watch this movie or if you have then it will just add on to the list of great movies you have watched.



Everyone in the movie are at their best , Shraddha Kapoor has made a great decision after sooo long on her choice of movie and has performed fabulously . Rajkumar Rao is as always

Natural and has given a jawdropping performance.

But wait the movie is not only about the main lead it has given equal attention to all the actors in the movie.

You will see a fabulous performance by Vijay Raaz [kaua (crow) biriyani] who appeared for a very short time but still he gave a great performance as always , Pankaj Tripathi who will lure you with his voice and fabulous acting, Aparshakti Khurana is at his best with his comedy timing and dilliwala accent and chillness, Abhishek Banerjee has also performed very well and has done justice to his role and finally our Stree (Stree or not Stree) will scare you to the fullest.

Direction is amazing, you will love the locations of shooting and scenes in the movie. Songs as you might have listened to them by now, are great and also they are something you will enjoy anytime. What you will love the most is the background music which are very powerful and scary, fully supporting the scenes.

And the most important thing and that is comedy , you will not stop laughing at any time in the movie. It will never make you think that you wasted your time or money. It will bind you to the movie in such in a way that you will not leave the theater after the movie ends. Also the comedy timing of the actors are appreciative, you will realize this after you laugh unconsciously for few minutes.



Now talking about the things that people are talking about that is "Who is Stree"?

Even I don't know, seriously I do not know who was Stree even after watching the movie. Isn't it a great suspense?

Yesss it is, you watch the entire movie and you don't know the most important thing. Stree will let you imagine all the possibilities but won't give you the exact answer. It will be like someone came to you and say "Thankyou" and disappear and you will keep on thinking what you did and imagine all that possibilities but still you feel great about it.

Stree has a very important message to give you but in a very twisted way.

So are you not curious about it?

Yes, you are. So frandssss I am going to have tea, you enjoy the movie.

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This is a movie that caters to two genres Horror and Comedy, while the horror is not anything different from what any horror movie lover may have seen from the past, but the humour sure makes you laugh, even after the movie ends. It draws inspiration from various bizarre incidents in India from the past, such as the urban-legend of “Nale Ba” which went viral in Karnataka in the 1990s.
The main plot of the movie is about an avenging spirit called Stree (Shraddha Kapoor) who abducts men of a village called Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh at night called during a certain festival which lasts 4 days every year, and just leaves behind the clothes of these people. The movie initially shows the horror that people in the city have when it comes to Stree as almost all walls of the city say “Stree Kal Aana”, as the villagers believe that it is the only way that they can save themselves from her wrath. Shraddha Kapoor through out the movie looks stunning and rather convincing with her character as a woman who wants to avenge the wrong done to her. Vicky (Rajkumar Rao), a boy from a middle-class family is a tailor by profession and is very widely known for his skill to stitch clothes better than anyone else, but does not believe in the existence of Stree, as he finds it laughable. He falls head-over-heals for a girl who asks him to stitch a lehenga urgently. When acquaintances of Vicky start disappearing, his friends start questioning the identity of his girlfriend by giving him compelling evidences about her being a little different from others, as he seems to be spending time with a girl who no one knows or has seen. Further, he does not know the name of the girl and she claims to visit the town only during the festival.
The movie also touches on certain social issues as it shows a role-reversal between men and women. It very smoothly portrays the various issues that women face in our society such as meeting curfews, not being provocative, etc. The satire in the movie made the whole issue a bit more understandable, without offending anyone and got you thinking. Personally, the part where men start dressing up like women to protect themselves for abduction, showed how unfair it is to deny woman their basic freedom in a society where they are supposedly equal and how it is our responsibility to make things better. The songs of the movie are not-as good as the plot in itself, as they tend to deviate from the plot. The supporting star caste of Pankaj Tripathi, Abhishek Banerjee and Aparshakti Khurana make sure that the movie delivers on all fronts subtlety and does not goof-up when it comes to the delivery of the message that it wants to convey. Director Amar Kaushik and writer Sumit Arora ensured that the movie at no point became boring. less