Gatta Kusthi 2 Movie Review & Rating: Sure, one shouldn’t judge a movie before watching it all the way through. Who knows, what if some kind of mind-blowing subversion is placed at the end, which fully changes our perception of the work? Sure, every film deserves a chance to tell its story fully before being subjected to scrutiny. But consider this scenario: In the hero’s intro scene in a movie that pretends to promote women’s empowerment, we see him powering through a crowd of women who have gathered around a tanker lorry to collect water. In the rush, his head gets stuck between the hips of two women (No, I am not joking). The shot is framed in such a way that we see his face sandwiched between them, and to escape, he performs the “noble act” of pinching one of their hips. Don’t Miss | Alpha movie review: A spy film so dull, Alia Bhatt-Sharvari-Hrithik Roshan can’t rescue it Even if we overlook this problematic portrayal and sit through the whole movie, once we …