Munna
Struggles
To
Take
Over
Mirzapur's
Throne
From
His
Father
Season
2
of
Mirzapur
starts
strong
with
more
characters
that
will
make
you
root
for
them.
Other
than
Guddu,
Golu,
Shabana,
Lala,
and
Sharad,
many
characters
have
experienced
loss
in
season
one
which
also
brings
them
together.
Ali
Fazal
and
Shweta
Tripathi
are
sure
to
make
you
shed
a
few
tears,
and
their
performance
will
also
make
you
forget
that
they
are
the
bad
guys,
who
are
dealing
in
drugs
and
guns
essentially
for
nothing.
Ali
Fazal
As
Guddu
Pandit
Is
Ruthless
In
Season
2
Meanwhile,
Pankaj
Tripathi
as
Kaleen
Bhaiya
is
just
as
ruthless
as
he
seems
to
be
calm
in
the
trailer,
which
makes
him
a
more
terrifying
villain.
At
the
same
time,
Guddu
is
ready
to
stoop
to
any
level
to
take
his
revenge,
and
will
also
make
you
check
for
your
sanity
once
in
a
while. For
most
of
the
season
Guddu
is
injured
and
we
see
him
struggling
to
walk,
but
that
does
not
stop
him
from
doing
anything,
instead,
he
becomes
more
brutal
and
is
also
referred
to
as
an
injured
lion
by
another
character.
Hoped
To
See
More
Screen
Time
For
Golu
I
had
more
expectations
from
Shweta
Tripathi's
Golu,
as
she
has
been
introduced
as
Guddu's
sidekick
in
the
trailer,
which
she
is,
but
silently.
Golu
does
get
several
violent
scenes
but
she
mainly
functions
as
the
brain
in
the
duo
and
still,
her
presence
seemed
overpowered
by
the
male
characters
around
her.
Mirzapur
2
with
a
few
gut-wrenching
scenes
has
much
needed
comic
relief
thanks
to
Vijay
Varma
and
surprisingly
Rasika
Dugal,
who
plays
Beena.
Meanwhile,
Divyenndu
Sharmaa
as
Mumma
will
manage
to
surprise
you
with
his
twisted
performance,
one
minute
you
might
hate
him
but
the
other
minute
you
will
sympathize
with
him.
Directed
by Karan
Anshuman
and
Gurmmeet
Singh,
Mirzapur
2
follows
the
same
idea
as
season
one,
but
we
get
to
see
different
shades
of
every
character.
With
so
much
going
on
in
the
show,
you
are
bound
to
get
attached
to
one
or
two
characters.
The
crime
thriller
that
gave
the
genre
and
OTT
shows
a
serious
push,
is
definitely
worth
a
watch.