Mirzapur Season 3: Great Writing, Acting and Execution
This season is big on symbolism, the creators aren't subtle about it - and I love it. The season 3 episodes have such smooth character development and story consistency that it is unbelievable.
You see Ali Fazal as Guddu Pandit coming full circle from his injury and recovering gradually although it is shown spectacularly well in a couple of scenes. I won't ruin the scenes for any of you, but Season 3 sees Guddu get out of a dire situation by just being himself and nothing more which is poetic, to say the least.
You see unstable layers of Guddu Pandit's unbalanced character peeling off after he was pushed towards minor insanity by Munna in the first season. Guddu is shown with clear unresolved anger issues that are enhanced by his lack of emotional intelligence and consumption of drugs.
lso, that particular scene is heavy with symbolism, depicting his return to physical wellness using a mythological reference that is layered well.
In another scene, you see Guddu healing both emotionally and physically which reminds me of Forrest Gump but it is much more subtle and realistic. It is shown in a single gesture that is quite beautiful to watch and behold.
Shwetha Tripathi's Golu steps it up a notch this season, with everything from great acting to her six-pack abs, you instantly want to root for her. Then again, that's where the story takes you, and it seems like the creators of this show are so good that you might very well end up hating her the next season.
This season the writers of the show have gone the extra mile to write in organic humor that works really well to break the tension while still keeping the plot and story flow intact.
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Mirzapur Season 3: Great Writing, Acting and Execution
This season is big on symbolism, the creators aren't subtle about it - and I love it. The season 3 episodes have such smooth character development and story consistency that it is unbelievable.
You see Ali Fazal as Guddu Pandit coming full circle from his injury and recovering gradually although it is shown spectacularly well in a couple of scenes. I won't ruin the scenes for any of you, but Season 3 sees Guddu get out of a dire situation by just being himself and nothing more which is poetic, to say the least.
You see unstable layers of Guddu Pandit's unbalanced character peeling off after he was pushed towards minor insanity by Munna in the first season. Guddu is shown with clear unresolved anger issues that are enhanced by his lack of emotional intelligence and consumption of drugs.
lso, that particular scene is heavy with symbolism, depicting his return to physical wellness using a mythological reference that is layered well.
In another scene, you see Guddu healing both emotionally and physically which reminds me of Forrest Gump but it is much more subtle and realistic. It is shown in a single gesture that is quite beautiful to watch and behold.
Shwetha Tripathi's Golu steps it up a notch this season, with everything from great acting to her six-pack abs, you instantly want to root for her. Then again, that's where the story takes you, and it seems like the creators of this show are so good that you might very well end up hating her the next season.
This season the writers of the show have gone the extra mile to write in organic humor that works really well to break the tension while still keeping the plot and story flow intact.
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