Star
Cast:
Bobby
Deol,
Aaditi
Pohankar,
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal,
Esha
Gupta
Director:
Prakash
Jha
Available
On:
MX
Player
Duration:
10
Episodes/
45
Minutes
Language:
Hindi
Plot:
Aashram
Season
3
follows
Baba
Nirala
as
he
expands
his
empire
in
the
political
world
and
renames
himself
as
God.
Meanwhile,
he
continues
to
hunt
down
Pammi
who
has
vowed
to
bring
down
the
self-proclaimed
baba.
Review:
Prakash
Jha's
Aashram
has
been
around
for
three
seasons
as
it
follows
all
the
ill-fated
stories
taking
place
in
and
around
the
Aashram
run
by
Baba
Nirala.
However,
in
three
years,
the
story
hasn't
moved
past
its
original
stories
or
characters,
while
more
characters
are
added
each
season.
The
plot
expands
much
like
Babaji's
powers
but
it
still
remains
in
the
same
place,
without
any
conclusion
to
any
subplots
either.
The
show
takes
off
from
season
2
as
Pammi
(Aaditi
Pohankar)
escaped
from
Babaji's
Aashram
after
being
sexually
abused
by
him,
and
is
now
out
for
revenge.
Meanwhile,
many
subplots
explore
Babji's
lust
for
power
and
as
he
continues
to
influence
more
political
parties
and
ends
up
with
the
power
to
change
anything
overnight.
The
new
season
finally
gave
a
detailed
flashback
of
Baba
Nirala
aka
Monty's
past
explaining
his
original
story.
Despite
being
one
of
the
biggest
mysteries
of
the
show,
the
makers
give
it
a
secondhand
treatment.
The
shows
depicted
him
as
a
mere
thief
who
made
his
way
to
running
an
entire
state
without
any
chance
for
the
audience
to
understand
him.
The
show
attempts
to
keep
the
audience
engaged
by
distracting
subplots.
Among
the
new
characters
is
Esha
Gupta
who
plays
Sonia
-
an
internationally-renowned
publicist
and
brand
consultant.
She
is
a
powerful
and
talented
woman
who
unlike
many
others
around
Babaji
like
Tridha
Choudhury's
Babita,
and
Anurita
Jha's
Kavita.
Esha's
Sonia
keeps
a
strong
grip
on
her
plan
despite
the
number
of
uncontrollable
variables
in
their
path,
but
still,
her
character
is
reduced
to
a
character
of
sexual
interest
for
Babaji.
Bobby
Deol
continues
to
run
the
show
with
his
performance
with
Chandan
Roy
Sanyal
a
close
second.
Esha
appears
in
a
recurring
role
for
several
episodes,
but
she
is
yet
to
be
given
the
centre
stage
to
show
what
she
truly
has
been
up
to.
Aaditi
Pohankar's
Pammi
still
remains
at
the
centre,
while
her
presence
was
missed
in
several
episodes,
it
seems
she
will
return
to
the
Aashram
in
season
4
and
gain
more
screen
time.
Unfortunately,
Anupriya
Goenka
and
Darshan
Kumaar
have
remained
on
the
sidelines
in
season
3.
Overall,
Aashram
3
moves
at
a
snail's
pace
unable
to
resolve
any
of
the
plots
or
subplots
that
began
in
season
1.
Episodes
drag
on
and
blend
together
as
the
same
plotlines
continue
with
more
characters
to
keep
track
of.