Pratiksha Part 2 Ullu Web Series Review: A Boring Thriller
Pratiksha Part 2 has been released on the Ullu OTT platform and it garnered lots of attention. The series is very different from what Ullu Originals is initially famous for. Pratiksha web series is star-led and has very famous Indian TV celebrities.
The show chronicles the live event of famous actress Pratiksha played by Chestha Bhagat. The show is also genre-specific as it solves the mystery of Pratiksha’s sudden demise. Chestha Bhagat is phenomenal playing the title character in the show. She did quite well with the written material.
However, the leading men have done lots of uplifting with respect to Pratiksha Web Series. Both Jai Soni and Arya Babbar gave a sizzling performance and dig deeper into the skin of their character. Only, if the execution of show any good, it can easily be classified as one of the best shows from Ullu Originals.
Chestha Bhagat Performance As Pratiksha
The majority of scenes in the web series seem stretched and unnecessary. The quality of writing a murder mystery is very poor and so does the direction.
Ullu Web Series has brought some good content and no doubt they are creating awesome content for the specific part of the audience. However, their transition from Cinemax to cinema seems a hectic task.
With everything in place, Ullu Web Series producers and directors should understand that big star cast won’t sell their films and web series but a good story does. Hopefully, they will spend money on content and writers and directors instead of actors to bring impelling and engaging content in the future.
Also, Pratiksha Part 2 carries the story forward and gives a satisfying conclusion. Still, makers can’t stop themselves to intrigue the audience with strange twists. The series is different if we speak about Ullu Web Series.
Pratiksha Part 2 Web Series is available to watch online on Ullu App.
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