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    'Mirzapur 3' review: Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal's performance impresses netizens; but fans miss Munna Bhaiya in Season 3

    Synopsis

    'Mirzapur Season 3' has hit Amazon Prime Video, eliciting a range of reactions from fans. The series, starring Pankaj Tripathi and Ali Fazal, explores power and revenge in Uttar Pradesh. While viewers praised Ali Fazal's portrayal of Guddu Pandit, the absence of fan-favorite character Munna Bhaiya left some disappointed. Opinions were divided, with some fans lauding the gripping storyline and strong performances.

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    'Mirzapur Season 3' has finally hit Amazon Prime Video, featuring a stellar cast including Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Vijay Varma, Shweta Tripathi Sharma, and more. The new season delves deep into the power struggles and thirst for revenge in the lawless town of Uttar Pradesh. As expected, the series has sparked diverse reactions from fans on social media.

    The excitement for 'Mirzapur Season 3' has been visible, with fans eagerly awaiting its release. As the series premiered, social media buzzed with netizens sharing their thoughts. One user wrote, "#Mirzapur3 finally after a long wait......! Hope season 3>>> will be greater than season2 and season 1" . The first episode has particularly garnered attention for bringing back the show's trademark humor and intense scenes.


    Praises for Ali Fazal

    Ali Fazal's portrayal of Guddu Pandit has received significant appreciation. One Twitter user shared, "Finished #Mirzapur3. It was a Guddu Pandit show all the way. The rapid descent into madness was portrayed superbly by @alifazal9".



    This sentiment was echoed by another fan who binge-watched the entire season and said, "Just pulled an all-nighter binging #Mirzapur3. After 7.5 hours, I can confirm it's worth every bleary-eyed minute" .

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    Disappointment Over Munna Bhaiya's Absence

    However, the absence of the beloved character Munna Bhaiya, played by Divyenndu, has left many fans disappointed. One viewer expressed, "Munna Tripathi was carrying Mirzapur. Without him, #Mirzapur3 feels incomplete" . Another user lamented, "A lot was missing in Season 3; it doesn't have the magic of the 1st and 2nd seasons, Munna was totally missed this time."



    Mixed Reviews on Pacing and Performances

    The pacing and some character performances also faced criticism. One user bluntly stated, "#Mirzapur3 was just bad and slow" . Another criticized a specific performance, saying, "Can’t continue to watch #Mirzapur3 just because of this girl. Her overacting and larger-than-life image is a pathetic show in the series" .


    Amid the polarized opinions, some viewers tried to offer balanced reviews. One tweet read, "#Mirzapur3Review: Perfectly written & executed, everyone did their job, plain story. Kaleen joins hands with CM Against Guddu & Golu in the next season. #Mirzapur season 1 is still the best. Expected more, lag scenes" . Another noted, "The principle of doing whatever it takes for survival, as taught by Guddu's dad, was intense and motivating".

    Also Read: 'Mirzapur 3' episodes leaked online: Pankaj Tripathi's series available in HD hours after Prime Video release

    Despite the mixed reactions, 'Mirzapur Season 3' remains a hot topic among fans. With its gripping storyline and powerful performances, it continues to engage audiences. The series is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, promising more twists and turns in the brutal world of Mirzapur.

    ‘Mirzapur Season 3’ has sparked a spectrum of reactions, from high praise for Ali Fazal's performance to disappointment over the absence of Munna Bhaiya. While the new season has its critics, it also has a dedicated fan base that continues to celebrate the series' return.

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