Tripling Season 3 Review: TVF Show The ‘Trip’ In Tripling Is Noticeably Absent
Amol Parashar’s Chitvan Is Astonishing, But The ‘Trip’ In Tripling Is Noticeably Absent
Tripling represents far more than what is served this time. Of course, I’ll never give up hope for a TVF Show.
Season 3 Review: What Is It About:
The trio is back, and this time their problems are caused by their parents, who are only interested in living their lives on their terms. Their parents’ separation brings the Triplings together and begins the emotional journey.
Season 3 Tripling Review: What Works:
The core of Tripling, create by the fantastic TVF family, was that it catere to a new story with an unconventional dynamic in which the protagonist was not romantically involved or fighting for revenge. But they were siblings attempting to navigate life while unaware of the significance of their presence in each other’s lives. It struck a nerve, and TVF had another hit on their hands.
Tripling Season 3 start with a story by Arunabh Kumar and Sumeet Vyas, a screenplay by Arunabh, Sumeet, and Abbas Dalal, and is directed by Neeraj Udhwani. The three scattered across the country must band together to solve a single problem.
This time, Vyas is likely attempting to bring a sense of ‘Tehran’ (stability) to his protagonists’ somewhat chaotic lives. The problem is not directly in their lives but has entered through their parents. Except for Chitvan, their parts of the story receive less attention. It also works for a good portion of the time because we’ve seen enough of Chandan and Komal.
As previously stated, the focus is on parents, and they are written beautifully. Even amid the annoying runtime and the rush, these parents with a voice and choices that define an old couple understanding relationship in a new way are an excellent note to tap into.
