But searching for the "Hindi Dubbed" version on Filmyzilla is a journey to nowhere. The film is bad. The dubbing is worse. And the website will likely crash your browser.

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Sharon Stone returns as Catherine Tramell, the bisexual crime novelist with a death wish for her lovers. But instead of San Francisco, she is now in London, driving a fancy car, seeing a therapist (David Morrissey), and… well, doing the exact same thing she did in the first movie, but slower and with worse dialogue.

The film was a disaster. It won multiple Razzie Awards (the "Oscars for bad movies"). Critics called it "unintentionally hilarious." The plot is so thin you could read a newspaper through it. Now, imagine that disaster. Got it? Good. Now, take that terrible English script and run it through a low-budget dubbing studio in Mumbai. This isn't The Lion King level voice acting. This is a single guy in a cramped room, holding a squeaky microphone, translating "You’re obsessed with me" into a deadpan Hindi phrase that makes zero sense in context.