The much-awaited new sequel of Amazon Prime video’s original Mirzapur is out now. It is created by Puneet Krishna who has written it, Vineet Krishna, this sequel is directed by Mihir Desai and Gurmeet Singh. 10 episodes are hanging around the 50min start which means there is the serious time assurance that it approves.
Mirzapur part 1 left a toxic legacy and the series leads on from it. Therefore it makes sense to whine about how everything appears the same. Of course, they are back in the common territory, and within lies its attraction too. A world where characters keep their foes close and corrupt partners closer.
After a detailed recap suggesting to us the fate of many decked characters and the spilled blood, we take a look at opening a universe that excites an all-pervasive environment of violence and revenge.
Who is all going to be in Mirzapur 2?
Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal,
Divyenndu Sharmaa, Ali Fazal,
Harshita Shekhar Gaur, Sheeba Chaddha,
Shweta Tripathi, Rasika Dugal,
Isha Talwar, Priyanshu Painyuli,
Rajesh Tailang, Amit Sial,
Anjum Sharma, Vijay Varma.
What could be the storyline?
Mirzapur part 2 is quite a dispute between four sets of fathers and their sons. The Pandits, the Shuklas, The Tripathi’s, and the Tyagis, the father-son pair in these clans are at loggerheads. All upper-caste men, dealing with their overbearing, controlling fathers and doing everything to step out of their father’s shadow.
The therapist has a field day when left alone in a room with Munna Bhaiya or Junior Tyagi. The daughters affirm themselves. Golu Gupta, a man who debuted with the rather unnecessary and out-of-place masturbation scene in the previous season, has an exciting journey, but still, it leaves a lot that’s wanted.
Furthermore for Beena (Rasika Duggal), who decides to cut her losses and does whatever it takes to survive after a traumatic finale. The storyline points have been proposed to tick off boxes, to make sure the series promotes an image of a ‘rising, liberal, strong woman,’ but it all stenches of tokenism. Everything rings deep and is completely crushing most of the time.
Mirzapur part two does not fall into the category of too bad or too good,’ nor does it suit into the ‘guilty pleasure’ cut. It’s striving to be a food court on the top of a mall, following everything for everyone — violence, sex, some ineffective attempts at crass language, humor, and a few liberal ideals.
