#FriendButMarried 2 offers an agreeable deconstruction of love and friendship, fixed into its leads' chemistry, with Adipati Dolken (reprising his role) and Mawar de Jongh (Vanesha Pricillia's replacement). Much-needed warmth and authenticity that it captures indeed are the bittersweet moments of making a transition from best friend to lover-these moments are so heartfelt and at the same time humorous. However, the sequel suffers from pacing issues and drags a bit while trying to negotiate the complexities of their evolving relationship. A few plot points felt like a repetition of what had happened in the first film, making it too predictable. Although this certainly has a lot of feel-good moments, #FriendButMarried 2 doesn't quite live up to its predecessor's charm, making it a little uneven.