Interesting revelations await for those who see as terrifying surprises will be there in store to shake the faith. Gaining momentum gradually from the rather gloomy start, the sensationally climactic 30 minutes will be a thematic reminder of The Godfather awakenings where desperation plays the pivot and revenge hammers in the needed justice.
Nagesh Kukunoor directs the enigmatic political drama, which is compelling to watch, not only due to its necessarily inherent guilty pleasure, but instead for its contrasting attempt to shift focus partly towards the risky maneuvers of honest politics. Priya Bapat effortlessly continues playing her part as the unwavering and strategic Poornima Gaikwad with superb elegance, humbly supported by Eijaz Khan and Atul Kulkarni, reprising their roles with their fascinatingly deceptive simplicity that augments their characteristically natural smartness. As each season closes and a new one begins, the only thing that remains constant is the signature opening score by Tapas Relia, a melody that is pleasing to the ears yet haunting to the soil, one of my favourites in the series, composed as if to align the mind for the thrill to behold!