Delhi Crime Season 3 Review

 

Web Series – Delhi Crime (Season 3)

Cast  - Shefali Shah, Rashika Duggal. Rajesh Tailang, Huma Qurashi and Others

Director – Tanuj Chopra

Episodes  -6

Where To Watch - Netflix

 

The  Season 3 of Delhi Crime entirely fucus on the human trafficking Although she lives in the Northeast, her connections are also connected to Delhi, where Madamji (Huma Qureshi) runs this human trafficking racket. Who is this Madamji and how does the Delhi Police solve this case will be revealed in Season 3.

 

Review

For the fans of Crime thriller genre. Delhi Crime is a well-known name as first two seasons received an exceptional response from the audience. Whereas first season showcase the story on Nirbhaya Case while in second season presented the story of Kacha Baniyan Gang and now in this season makers tries to solve a case of human trafficking led by Badi Didi (Huma Qurashi) the gang is deeply involved in the business.  

 

But these human trafficking in not only limited to Delhi the links of the gang is spread in various parts on the country and the way all these is threaded into a screenplay is interesting keeps viewers engaging as investigation successfully build an environment of thrill and tension from first scene with maintaining a perfect balance how Delhi police trying to solve the case on Badi Didi is spreading her empire.

 

As the series has only 6 episodes the screenplay is well-written and tight helps the series to remains on its topic without showcasing any nonsense with a same kind of pattern followed in previous seasons so the whole investigation of the case is very well-shown how police got small clues and how they stitched these clues together to reach towards the main culprit with a perfect blend of elements like Thrill, Tension and drama offers an “Edge of the seat” experience despite having a predictable storyline.

 

Good content is created only when the hero and villain are well established. I must say the director did this very nicely. Here Huma Qurashi’s character is very well- established. The way she manages her gang and bring young girls of 15 or 16 years old and many other details of this drugs racket business all these shown in an convincing manner And I enjoy watching

 

 Direction and Other Aspects

Like previous seasons. Season 3 is also directed by Tanuj Chopra. Once again he also in another season of crime drama show with yet another exciting and hard hitting story but in this season he also touch many other parts of India combining with all the elements like thrill, tension, hard hitting dialogues and many other elements expected from series like Delhi Crime.  

Coming to other aspects like locations, Camerawork, BGM are appropriate according to a real incident show like Delhi Crime as a large part of show is shot in north-east part of India like Assam, Meghalaya except locations this is a well-shot show with an exceptional camerawork. Screenplay is also crisp and tight adds an another factor goes in favour of the show.  

 

Acting Performance

Season 3 has retained all the actors from the previous season with Huma Qurashi is  the new entry in the series as an antagonist . Like in previous seasons Shefali Shah once played her role of D,G,P Vertika Chaturvedi and once delivered an impactful performance in the show. She tremendously carried her role of a senior with a fantastic blend of emotions portray followed by an another talented actor Rashika Duggal had as much as screen time Shefali Shah also delivered a fabulous performance in her role followed by Rajesh Tailang has a limited but impactful role in the series except these there are many actors in small but an impactful role followed by last but not the least newly Introduced Huma Qurashi as the main villain with an interesting kind of accent gave role an authenticity.

 

Conclusion

To Summarize. Season of Delhi Crime is an exceptional show with an intense doze of drama, high obtained action, engaging screenplay and exceptional direction by Tanuj Chopra with a top-notch performance by versatile actors like Shefali Shah, Rashika Duggal. Rajesh Tailang, and Huma Qurashi