Mardaani 3 FIRST Review: Rani Mukerji Promises Engaging Thriller With Brutal Action- Is It Worth Watching?

Mardaani 3 first review: It's difficult to keep calm as Rani Mukerji is set to return as ACP Shivani Shivaji Roy in Mardaani 3. Cinephiles have been waiting for the movie ever since the trailer was unveiled. The third film in the franchise brings Rani Mukerji back to cinemas after a three-year gap, as her last film, Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway released in 2023.

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Mardaani 3 Poster, Courtesy Of YRF Film's X Handle

Mardaani 3 picks up the franchise with a darker mood and heavier violence than before. The story follows a disturbing human-trafficking case in Mumbai, where 93 girls vanish in 90 days. The investigation pushes Shivani into a tense, high-pressure chase against a dangerous criminal network.

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Rani Mukerji once again steps into the role of fearless ACP Shivani Shivaji Roy, known for sharp instincts and resolve. This time, Shivani confronts Amma, a powerful female antagonist played by actress Mallika Prasad. Amma emerges as a ruthless opponent, setting up an intense woman-versus-woman battle. Shaitaan fame Janki Bodiwala has also joined the cast of the much-awaited film.

Mardaani 3 First Review: Is Rani Mukerji's Film Worth Watching?

The new film follows the success of Mardaani in 2014 and Mardaani 2 in 2019. Makers have promised that the movie will be loaded with entertainment and brutal action. Will Mardaani 3 follow the footsteps of Mardaani 2 and become another hard-hitting film in the franchise?

While the film will hit the cinema halls on January 30, the first review of Mardaani 3 was shared online on X. The post claimed that Mardaani 3 is worth every penny as it is engaging and tackles the subject of trafficking with perfection. Rani Mukerji is once again expected to steal the limelight with her power-packed performance.

"Mardaani 3 combines a fresh female-versus-female clash, a disturbing trafficking plot and an experienced lead returning as a cop. With Mumbai as the backdrop and a focus on missing children, the film centres on Shivani’s resolve to dismantle a thriving criminal trade while pushing the franchise into a darker space," the tweet read.

The crime thriller, directed by Abhiraj Minawala, releases at a time when Rani Mukerji has completed 30 years in the entertainment industry. The advance bookings for the highly-anticipated flick has been opened.