STORY: Aarya Sareen (Sushmita Sen) is back to confront new and old enemies while forging new alliances in her quest for power. However, the dilemma arises as to whether she will be strong enough to protect her family just by rising to prominence as a result of the illicit enterprise, or would this invite even greater danger to her and her loved ones.
REVIEW: ‘Aarya S3,’ co-directed by Ram Madhvani, Kapil Sharma, and Shraddha Pasi Jairath, offers an engaging drama that continues the gripping storyline of its predecessors.The drama immerses viewers in a world ruled by suspicion, money, and danger. All these characters, especially the protagonist Aarya Sareen, appear to live in an unpleasant underworld of continual stress where you must glance over your shoulder at all times.
The core elements of the story remain consistent with the earlier seasons. Aarya is a single mother navigating the world of illegal business while simultaneously caring for her three children, each struggling in their own way. Veer (Viren Vazirani), Aarya’s son, is having an affair with Roop (Shweta Pasricha), the girl who assists Aarya in her drug business; Arundhati (Virti Vaghani), her daughter, is now into poetry; and her youngest son is belligerent in school.
The plot continues to revolve around brutal killings, the quest for power, and shifting alliances. Aarya is on a path to becoming a dominant force in the criminal realm, forming strategic partnerships with the Russian mafia. Yet, her journey is fraught with obstacles, from new opponents in the drug trade to old foes seeking revenge. This sets the stage for a dramatic and life-changing chain of events.
The show effectively uses music and poetry in the background to complement the narrative, adding depth to the storytelling. ‘Aarya S3’ places a strong emphasis on female empowerment and crime drama, with Sushmita Sen’s character exemplifying charisma and resilience. Indraneil Sengupta, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Vikas Kumar, Maya Sarao, and Geetanjali Kulkarni, among others, give strong performances.
The screenplay, crafted by Khushboo Raj and Amit Raj, efficiently propels the narrative forward, wasting no time in getting to the heart of the matter. While the screenplay moves quickly, the conflicts are sometimes resolved too quickly, leaving space for deeper drama in future episodes. For instance, whether it is a murder attempt on Aarya or her encounter with Nalini Sahiba (Ila Arun), everything is touched upon and then withdrawn, preventing extreme conflict and drama. But, the prospect of grittier drama in subsequent episodes heightens the show’s allure.
The unpredictability of character alliances and allegiances lends a thrilling layer to the narrative. The series continues to focus on Sushmita Sen’s role, who shines with a composed portrayal as a protective mother willing to go to any length to defend her family in the backdrop of a criminal thriller.
‘Aarya S3’ maintains the show’s essence, fusing aspects of crime, family, and empowerment. Sushmita Sen’s compelling portrayal and the intricate web of character relationships continue to captivate viewers. As the plot progresses in later episodes, viewers can expect more suspense, intrigue, and surprising twists in Aarya Sareen’s journey.
Watch ‘Aarya’ Season 3 Trailer: Sushmita Sen and Vikas Kumar starrer ‘Aarya’ Official Trailer
REVIEW: ‘Aarya S3,’ co-directed by Ram Madhvani, Kapil Sharma, and Shraddha Pasi Jairath, offers an engaging drama that continues the gripping storyline of its predecessors.The drama immerses viewers in a world ruled by suspicion, money, and danger. All these characters, especially the protagonist Aarya Sareen, appear to live in an unpleasant underworld of continual stress where you must glance over your shoulder at all times.
The core elements of the story remain consistent with the earlier seasons. Aarya is a single mother navigating the world of illegal business while simultaneously caring for her three children, each struggling in their own way. Veer (Viren Vazirani), Aarya’s son, is having an affair with Roop (Shweta Pasricha), the girl who assists Aarya in her drug business; Arundhati (Virti Vaghani), her daughter, is now into poetry; and her youngest son is belligerent in school.
The plot continues to revolve around brutal killings, the quest for power, and shifting alliances. Aarya is on a path to becoming a dominant force in the criminal realm, forming strategic partnerships with the Russian mafia. Yet, her journey is fraught with obstacles, from new opponents in the drug trade to old foes seeking revenge. This sets the stage for a dramatic and life-changing chain of events.
The show effectively uses music and poetry in the background to complement the narrative, adding depth to the storytelling. ‘Aarya S3’ places a strong emphasis on female empowerment and crime drama, with Sushmita Sen’s character exemplifying charisma and resilience. Indraneil Sengupta, Vishwajeet Pradhan, Vikas Kumar, Maya Sarao, and Geetanjali Kulkarni, among others, give strong performances.
The screenplay, crafted by Khushboo Raj and Amit Raj, efficiently propels the narrative forward, wasting no time in getting to the heart of the matter. While the screenplay moves quickly, the conflicts are sometimes resolved too quickly, leaving space for deeper drama in future episodes. For instance, whether it is a murder attempt on Aarya or her encounter with Nalini Sahiba (Ila Arun), everything is touched upon and then withdrawn, preventing extreme conflict and drama. But, the prospect of grittier drama in subsequent episodes heightens the show’s allure.
The unpredictability of character alliances and allegiances lends a thrilling layer to the narrative. The series continues to focus on Sushmita Sen’s role, who shines with a composed portrayal as a protective mother willing to go to any length to defend her family in the backdrop of a criminal thriller.
‘Aarya S3’ maintains the show’s essence, fusing aspects of crime, family, and empowerment. Sushmita Sen’s compelling portrayal and the intricate web of character relationships continue to captivate viewers. As the plot progresses in later episodes, viewers can expect more suspense, intrigue, and surprising twists in Aarya Sareen’s journey.
Watch ‘Aarya’ Season 3 Trailer: Sushmita Sen and Vikas Kumar starrer ‘Aarya’ Official Trailer
