Mirzapur 2 review: all about the versatile series you should know.

Key Points:

1. Mirzapur’s 2nd part has now released on Amazon Prime
2. Ali Fazal takes on Pankaj Tripathi in a Hyper-violent show
3. Mirzapur’s 1st part ended in content and spirit
4. The 2nd part has released after two years of wait
5. The fans are unable to control their emotions after watching the series

Mirzapur 2 features Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyendu, Shweta Tripathi Sharma and, Rasika Dugal. The Violent show is directed by Gurmeet Singh and Mihir Desai.

Mirzapur’s 1st part is compared to a teenager who is eager to make his impression in the Big boys’ club. On the other hand, Mirzapur’s 2nd part is compared to a middle-aged man who is burdened by everything he has seen. As soon as you start seeing Mirzapur, you enter the dark, darkest part of Amazon Prime.

In the past two years, Director Gurmeet Singh and Mihir Desai have delivered more quality content than expected. The fans have understood that in the hinterland only bad is good.

The series is only about revenge and who will be the king of Mirzapur. At the same time, the men are still licking their wounds. It started as a naked play of power is now personal.

It is essentially about the fathers and the offsprings Kaleen bhaiya [Pankaj Tripathi] and his clown prince Munna (Divyenndu), Ramakant (Rajesh Tailang) and his son-who-lived Guddu (Ali Fazal), Sharad Shukla (Anjum Sharma) who bows down to the destiny laid out by his father, and Golu Gupta (Shweta Tripathi) and her father Parshuram (Shahnawaz Pradhan).

Golu is the only woman in this list of aspiring baahubalis, and her arc is just getting interesting. The character who was introduced to us with a-– clearly sensationalized–masturbation scene, is lining up with the boys and makes no bones about her aspiration to own the town.

She tells her father that she will achieve his ambition, just not the way he had envisaged, leaving him sobbing.

The reversal of gender roles in the scene makes for an interesting watch, given how etched-in-stone are the rules when it comes to the world of Mirzapur.