Lust Stories 2

Storyline

Lust Stories 2 is a bold and thought-provoking Indian anthology film featuring four short stories directed by renowned filmmakers. The narratives delve into personal desires, emotional complexities, social taboos, and hidden truths within intimate relationships. From a retired woman seeking advice on sexual satisfaction to a housemaid's secret discovery, each story offers a fresh perspective on love and longing in today's evolving society.

Tagline

Four directors. Four tales. One bold exploration of love and longing.

Motion Picture Rating (MPA)

PG-13

Trivia

• Lust Stories 2 is a follow-up to the Emmy-nominated anthology Lust Stories (2018).
• Each short film in the sequel explores different facets of intimacy and social taboos in modern India.
• The sequel features four directors from different backgrounds, offering distinct tones and storytelling techniques.
• Konkona Sen Sharma’s segment was highly praised for its subtle handling of voyeurism and class disparity.
• Kajol and Neena Gupta made their OTT anthology debut with Lust Stories 2.

Goofs

• In one segment, a character uses a modern mobile phone in a scene set in the early 2000s — a noticeable anachronism.
• Continuity errors were spotted in wardrobe changes during back-to-back scenes in Sujoy Ghosh’s short.
• A background character is seen repeating actions (like crossing the frame) in two different scenes, indicating reused footage.

Quotes

• “Desire isn’t something to be ashamed of. It’s what makes us feel alive.” – Neena Gupta’s character
• “We hide behind rules, but who made the rules anyway?” – Kajol’s character
• “The body has its own truth — it never lies.” – Narration in Konkona’s film

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• At the end of each short film, the director’s signature visual or sound motif is displayed — a creative touch specific to this anthology.
• The end credits roll with behind-the-scenes stills from the filming process, showcasing candid moments with the cast and crew.

Connections

• This is part of Netflix India’s anthology trilogy that includes Lust Stories (2018), Ghost Stories (2020), and Ajeeb Daastaans (2021).
• Similar in theme to Bombay Talkies (2013), which also featured multiple directors presenting short films.
• Continues the Netflix trend of bold, female-centric storytelling in Indian cinema.

Soundtracks

• The background score in each short varies to match its tone — from soft classical to intense ambient music.
• Music direction credits include contemporary Indian composers, but the film did not release an official soundtrack album.
• Each story includes subtle, mood-enhancing scores rather than full-length songs.