OMG 2

Good acting , good message , the only negative I could see is that the movie doesn't reach its maximum potential in terms of emotions and logical arguments . I'm not saying there are no emotions or logic , I'm just saying they don't reach their max potential . Other than that it's a fun watch , even as an atheist . This movie focuses on improvement of sex education , while the first one focused more on the validity of religions as a whole , very different movies , but both very good in my opinion. I went in with very high expectations , was a little disappointed overall , but that doesn't mean it's a bad movie , still worth a watch .

Shame on the government. This movie should have been taxfree,but sad, the government system doesn't promote such a good movie and forgot about the reforms in the education system. Above all they had awarded this sex education movie a Adult movie certification. Hopeless

A very well made movie,which tells us that we should have faith in god in odd times and parents should support their child in difficult situations.

Sex education is still treated like sin in our society. I hope the education minister should take this topic seriously and show this movie in every school so that they can learn about the findings of this class movie.

Pankaj Tripathi- a man who is born to leave audience speechless with his unique satirical expression to deliver messages that last long.

The movie is on sex eduction - a practical topic that needs real attention in India. The movie is made in such way that may not harm the emotions multi-religious groups in India.

Conveying such messages still a major challenge in country like India, it also portrayed - hypocrite ethos and Mia conception about many issues.

It has entertainment, world class acting and a message for society.

The cinema halls were full and I saw no one rerunning without smile.

10/10.

Any movie when comes with sequal or series, expectations are always high. OMG2 fulfills these expectations. Movie is no where boaring and gives some thought about change in education system. Pankaj tripathi is as always, best fit to his role. Yami Gautam is proven herself a great actress, and justify her image in this movie ad well. Dialogue, flow, drama everything is good. Some places it reminds OMG but that's fine. Good thing is, it do not touch or damage relegious feelings. If you want to relax your mind, good to watch. Its a family film or not is a question because our society is not ready to accept these bold topics, but if you watched any of Ayushman movies came in last few years with family then definitely its good to watch and change our thoughts.

Late to the party with this refreshingly good movie. Bold for the Indian audience, especially with the religious angle. You're used to content like this from Pankaj Tripathi, I wonder if he could have pulled this off without the religion being a part of it, probably could have. That said, the religious part wasn't preachy at all, in fact, added to the narrative. Akshay Kumar was thankfully not hogging the screen time. The plot took the front seat and that's what you expect from GOOD movies. Weird to see Yami do a negative role. It got a little cheesy towards the end in the climax but you'll enjoy the movie regardless and let the cheese slide. Watch it if you haven't.