Overview

• Krishnadev Yagnik’s Gujarati sequel returns to the world of Vash roughly 12 years later, reuniting Hitu Kanodia, Janki Bodiwala and Hiten Kumar.
• The story pivots to mass hypnosis at a girls’ school, expanding the scale and pulling Atharva back into a confrontation with Pratap.
• Critics commend the first-half pacing, nightmarish visuals and Kanodia’s emotional turn, while flagging a messy second half and a soft climax.
• The film hit theatres on August 27 alongside a Hindi-dubbed version titled Vash Vivash Level 2.
• Pinkvilla reports an estimated Rs 1.15 crore opening day in India, with roughly Rs 0.80 crore from Gujarat and Rs 0.40 crore from the Hindi version, as social media reactions range from high praise to ‘half-baked.’