Mardaani 3 Movie REVIEW | Deeksha Sharma

So brothers four different pieces of content were released today on Ajji's day We'll review it together Isn't it better if I make separate videos for everyone So you guys aren't interested in watching the short film or even reading its review And I want good content to get as many views as possible so that the content also receives support and I can monetize So first subscribe to the channel You won't need to comment that brother missed this content So first subscribe And we'll review the first piece of content I came across earlier The Amazon Prime series titled Daldal steering the sting of a honeybee made Bumi's stomach ache Now when the teaser trailer came ou I'd already seen such intense brutality in the teaser trailer that my expectations were sky-high The level of brutality shown in the teaser trailer is exactly what you'll find in the series This episode kicks off with an immediate solid start delivering intense action stunning visuals and perfectly calibrated performances from everyone involved But once it starts justifying the title by focusing on Dal-Dal the show takes a slightly depressing turn Because the childhood story that Bhoomi Patnaker carries the one her mother constantly reminds her of remains a trauma for Bhoomi Patnaker The girl who lives on the other side of the alley has also had a childhood much like that and the bond she shares with her lover is similarly filled with deep trauma So the women's scenes in the show are entirely visible with the energy shifting abruptly from loud chaotic bursts to a much more depressing and sluggish pace That you'd recall that adolescent series even Mirko didn't recognize it in Piachan assuming it was just the same Chinmahi So overall the Dal web series is a decent show where nothing feels particularly bad and nothing stands out as especially extraordinary Alright guys the second movie I watched last night on Hotstar via Bat is Naveen Pauli's film Sarvamayaa Bro I'm telling you this is a horror-comedy but when you actually watch it you won't be able to figure out its genre So confusing is this film that it makes you laugh scares you and stirs up romance—no one can quite say what else it might do To be honest the film's plot is so uniquely structured that if I were to review it in one line I'd simply say it's neither a good film nor a bad one I’m telling you through this film you’ll laugh cry fall in love—but when it ends you’ll regret it begging your friend "Please just keep this movie going forever " Bro just imagine the plot—what a twist If she were a cute girl brother you'd be doing daily rituals just to get her to notice you Now that Ria has turned into such a sweet little thing Shibbu's brother has fallen head over heels for her—she's absolutely adorable man God even the most reserved guys are getting smitten by her at the very least give us a cute little one like this Bro this massive blockbuster in Malayalam hit me so hard I'm still reeling from it—man you absolutely have to watch this film you're gonna be blown away Wow the sudden horrifying death scene inside the movie is so terrifying yet the entire cast and their performances are so heartfelt and touching that just watching them makes you feel like you're part of their world—bro I swear once you see it you'll remember me I'm giving you this film hold on tight Now those who are aware of this franchise well know that brother this The series delivers strong performances but the villain's setup is utterly out of this world I mean What kind of setup is this where people don’t even show up in male-oriented films during the time of the audition Even the tough villain like Fast Fazal looked so pathetic in front of the hero that he barely managed a single move Not even allowed to win because it was destined to be the hero's own aunt but thank goodness that's over and done with They place the villain Gangaur beside the hero so that people will remember the hero alone The good thing here is that the villains are portrayed as powerful enough to create a compelling challenge in front of the heroine That's the best part about it brother — it really appeals to me So no doubt in Part 3 the villains appear even more powerful ones we’ve already seen in the trailer The actor playing Amma's role who portrayed Malai's Prasad delivered an excellent performance But I really liked their cleverness—how they were another villain within the film itself He had hidden it away and when it finally appears behind the curtain it feels both surprising and predictable It follows the same old template as before where a new case becomes apparent Child trafficking which he strongly opposes is something that inevitably leads to confronting a powerful villain This part felt a bit too cinematic almost melodramatic to me and here with Rani Mukherjee it's reminiscent of her previous role in the last part Loud indeed this two-hour film completely hooks you keeps you engaged and when the twists and turns arrive they definitely deliver a predictable thrill but by the time the second act hits the film truly takes off You can guess from that how it'll portray the film—yeah I'm watching Wireframe and it'll cast this undercurrent of sleaziness in a rather unflattering light The character designs of the two villains in the film are so intense that wherever a frame lingers you immediately grasp just how powerful they’re going to be or what game they’re about to play The powerful massive jet that appeared in the malevolent part 2 will stay with him for life—I truly believe no one else in the entire franchise could have matched that moment not even someone standing near him That same moment as I was watching the movie today I suddenly realized that Dharma is making the exact same mistake that Viraf is making which makes it clear this is Viraf's film They shouldn't work alongside their own people on the Khīb team From casting to cinematography and everything involving the cast and beyond These all feel the same and make you believe they're their own film By constantly acting this way these people have completely ruined the very essence of the spy universe Zero Civic Sense or Chodo Let's watch the film "Maradani Three Is a Must" together I'd give the movie a 3.5 out of 5 Now the fourth and final content I've seen The one I preferred to see before Maradani Three Unfortunately the film's first screening gets canceled The KDM file from Biko does not reach theater Then I have to draw a sketch and go to Mumbai to cover this film Bikos found the show extremely limited barely any space left I'm talking about the second film of Tumbad's director Known as Maya Saba Steering Javed Jafri He was no longer insisting that this was your brother's director's film So send me back another one of those you've made I just went with the hope that my brother would treat me to a good movie Bikos Director is good Now honestly before watching this film I felt really connected to it and genuinely wanted to support it from the heart Make sure Bicos keeps moving forward so the director doesn't get demotivated somewhere along the way But whenever I sit down to watch this film I realize this Even after delivering a film like Tubbaad the director still lacks everything needed to make this project happen brother Well Maya is the best film ever and this two-hour-plus runtime is surpassed only by the first film from Dhranandar Check this out dude—this movie is seriously a perfect fit for a theater-like ruin Where you go from the film's plot to the template and from the template to the film's theme which is That grid-like feeling will either remind you of Tumbah or give you a similar vibe Now I personally feel that if you're a good director you should keep changing genres Then whether you have to make an AG film or not Bikos if I were to review Maya Saba's film in one line I'd simply say: Well you might not find this film particularly impressive but it's certainly decent as a basic movie Now the plot of this film—seeking to obtain gold—will instantly remind you of the movie *Sinduq* which features the character Shariq Haazim Well Maya the first half of this film will probably seem okay to you—feels like just let it run its course whatever's happening Interest picks up slightly in the second half but the narration becomes so predictable that everything feels foreseen You feel like this is just some old grandmother's tale When it comes to performance Javed Jafri didn't just deliver 100—he gave a full 200% but this role still feels utterly miscast The cast of Y Baka who is actually a child from Tumbad has done an excellent job The scene in Second Waar where Javed Jafri faces off against that girl is incredibly compelling with both delivering performances that stand out as top-tier From cinematography to scoring if I say it's technically a well-made film only two cameras would have been used for shooting and these people even cover the frames well within a single continuous shot—yet it still ends up feeling like an overall film Corner three path star effort also runs across the screen but honestly it just doesn't click—other than that you know what I mean People are commenting bro he didn’t sleep at all—he covered the entire content in one go I’ve already read the whole thing If you liked the video please subscribe See you in the next one where we’ll get back to the real stuff