Moviespapa: Bhaukaal 2nd Season Review Maker Lost ss

Nabunit Sekera is a 1996 batch IPS officer of Uttar Pradesh executives. Inspired by some of his life, a group of writers Ashish Mohime, Jai Sheela Bansal and Jatin Wagle have created an ambitious 10-episode web series for MX Player – Bhaukaal. The first season was released in 2020, and now the second season has been released, with 10 episodes. The more effective the first season, the more confusing the second season. The characters aren’t full of characters in the story, but sometimes there are too many characters to see how useful they are. Although Season 2 is weak, some scenes openly reveal a hegemonic riot between towns and villages in Uttar Pradesh. Fans of Season 1 don’t have much fun in Season 2. It’s been a long time before the first and second season releases, so people may have to look at Season 1 again. One of the reasons for this is that many web series are appearing on the OTT platform in the world of crime in Uttar Pradesh.

In the first season, SSP Naveen Sikhera (Mohit Raina) brings peace and tranquility to the lives of the people of the eastern region by destroying the criminal empire of Shaukeen (Abhimanyu Singh), the most notorious gangster in Muzafarnagar. In Season 2, it’s time for the Western “Deda” brothers, Chintu (Siddharskapur) and Pintu (Pradeepnagar), to confront Navin, eliminate him and build a barbaric empire in front of the police. .. .. To this end, he is ready to perform any plot, never neglects hooligans and bloodshed, and can join the Naveen driver to monitor and eliminate Naveen in a timely manner. Shaukeen’s Bewa Naaz (Bidita Baig) and Muzaffarpur’s real boss, Aslam Rana (Major Bikramjit Kanwarpal), are also backing Dedha Brothers. After about 10 episodes, Navine kills Pintu first in a brick kiln shootout, then rushes to Chintu and shoots him in the middle of the road to end the season.

There is a lot of abuse in every episode. In many cases, villainous people do not even seem to do “ramram” without abuse. Season 2 is weak in every way. In the first season, Abhimanyu Singh’s powerful acting and his terrifying face impressed the audience. This time, I was expected by Pradeep Nagar. Pradeep’s face creates hatred, but it doesn’t scare him. The height of Siddhars Kapoor should not allow him to be considered a villain. His personality is casual. For a large criminal empire, this kind of person doesn’t sound right. Mocht Reiner had to maintain the same expression in both seasons. Anyway, he is not known for acting, but for his appearance and height. In the second season, boredom appears in the face of Mohit because his role is the same in every episode. There are several more characters, including the late actor Bikramjeet Kanwarpal. He did a good job and the makers have dedicated him the whole season. Bidita Baig has less work for her and her role is similar. There is hypnosis in his eyes and he is looking for a better role.

A group of writers, Ashish, Jai and Jatin, haven’t put much effort into writing this season. The audience isn’t shocked, nothing new to them. Viewers who have seen Mirzapur are very familiar with the practice of Uttar Pradesh hooligans and Baahubali. Bhaukaal is not created in Bhaukaal for anyone. The police had to be brave, but the criminal character graph is very weak. In the web series, the character’s motives can be explained by showing a backstory, but Bhaukaal 2 doesn’t do anything like that, but it’s all in season 1. Perhaps that’s why this season isn’t so advertised. Cinematographer Smit Samada’s work is called Average. There is a tight budget for some shots, especially the killing of Salpunch in the village by the climax of the Deda brothers and Navine Sikela. Editor Umesh Gupta may have done his job to get the best shots as the story progresses linearly. The story moves away from movie tools such as ups and downs, flashbacks, and flashforwards. Total deposit, Bhaukaal2 is weak. Those who like the first season will be disappointed.