Mirzapur 3: A Web Series That Sparks Mixed Reactions
The third season of the popular web series Mirzapur has finally arrived, leaving fans of the show eagerly binge-watching the latest installment. However, the response to the new season has been mixed, with some critics and audiences praising the show while others have been left underwhelmed.
Why the Mixed Reaction?
One of the main reasons for the mixed reaction is the increased focus on politics and drama in the show, which has taken a toll on the action-packed sequences that made the previous seasons so thrilling. While some fans have been left disappointed by the shift in focus, others have found the show’s new direction to be engaging and thought-provoking.
5 Political References in Mirzapur 3
Mirzapur 3 is not shy of referencing real-life politics, and here are 5 examples:
Mind Matter
In the show, Balmiki, the in-charge officer of a special police team, delivers a monologue about the power of the mind, which is reminiscent of a similar phrase used by Akshay Kumar in a 2009 ramp walk incident.
Opportunity in Disaster
In a pivotal scene, Guddu Pandit says that he has found "opportunity in disaster" – a phrase that is often used in real-life politics to describe turning a crisis into an opportunity.
IPC 294
The show references Section 294 of the Indian Penal Code, which was used to file complaints against several celebrities, including Karan Johar, for "obscene" content.
MSP of Sugarcane
Mirzapur 3 references the MSP of sugarcane, a hot topic in Indian politics in recent years. The show’s chief minister is seen discussing the issue with her minister in a cabinet meeting.
Dumb Doll
The show’s chief minister is called a "dumb doll" by a minister, a phrase that has been used in real-life politics to describe a lack of autonomy or power.