Bambai Meri Jaan: Review

Plot

Story tells about the time between 1940s to 1980s about Mumbai underworld. The Haji and Pathan, the Mafioso kings were one of the most known for the smuggling empire. Dara Kadri, who is torn between his father’s law enforcement legacy and his desire to become the king of Mumbai.

Acting

The ensemble cast, including Kay Kay Menon, Avinash Tiwary, Kritika Kamra, and others, delivers riveting performances. Kay Kay Menon stands out with his remarkable acting range as an honest cop and a desperate father. Avinash Tiwary brings depth to his character, although he falls slightly short in some intense scenes.

Cinematography

The gritty and captivating visuals of 'Bambai Meri Jaan' are captured by cinematographer John Schmidt. The depiction of the gang wars and the period setting of Mumbai adds to the authenticity of the show.

Direction

Director Shujaat Saudagar's portrayal of character's emotional side adds a new dimension to the storyline. Although most of the time it is violence only, the series effectively balances brutality and emotional resonance, offering insights into Dara's rise to power and his changing relationship with his father.

Review

'Bambai Meri Jaan' may test the patience of some viewers with its ten-hour-long episodes, but with a bit more editing, it could have been a more binge-worthy experience. However, for fans of intense crime dramas, this series is a must-watch, promising a captivating journey through the intriguing world of the Mumbai underworld.