Forget Shraddha Kapoor and Rajkumar Rao, the real player who breathed life into Stree 2 turned out to be someone else, the picture is incomplete without him

When does a film perform well? When the story as well as the characters do wonders that no one had imagined. But sometimes some films get a good response because the actors have a strong fan following. Like Salman Khan and Shahrukh Khan. 

The advance booking of films earns so much that even if the story is average, it works. But when does a film make a place in people's hearts? The answer is very simple, when an actor like Abhishek Banerjee makes big stars fail with his art. Stree 2 has hit the theatres. 

I have seen the film and everyone has given their best. But the one who proved to be the king of this story for me is - 'Jana' aka Abhishek Banerjee.

The story of the film begins with 'Chanderi'. Then Pankaj Tripathi and Aparshakti Khurana enter with Rajkumar Rao. All three kept the audience captivated with their comic timing. Everything was going well, then a warning bell rang. To find a solution to this, all three reach Delhi. 

Where Abhishek Banerjee lives. He entered here and the film reached a great level. He comes on screen and the real fun begins.

Abhishek Banerjee turns out to be the real player of 'Stree 2'

After reading this, some people might feel that the other actors have also done a good job. I completely agree with this. But in any film, there is only one actor who impresses you the most. 

For me, it will be Abhishek Banerjee. Perhaps not only me, before the release of the film, Shraddha Kapoor also called Jana's character the best. 

The timing of his every punch was so amazing that while the whole theater was laughing out loud, only one voice was coming from my mind - Wow, what a wonderful man. Jana's character is also written very beautifully. But Abhishek Banerjee completed it. 

There is a saying: The biggest of tasks can be assigned to anyone, with time any person completes it. But if a big task is assigned to the right person, then he does it even better.

Abhishek Banerjee's powerful acting

Jana's character is also like that. He can see the other world. He knows what is happening where and when. There is a scene where he dies. 

Sometimes he reaches the other world, and sometimes he is sitting in front of his mother, confused and worried. But the expressions on his face are so amazing that no amount of praise would be enough. 

Do you remember Hathoda Tyagi? He cannot be forgotten, but after seeing him in this film, I was forced to think again and again that how talented he is. 

He does not have to put in extra efforts to play this character. The smoothness with which he is doing comedy will guarantee hits for big budget films in the next few years.