As the release date of Mirzapur Season 3 approaches, anticipation among fans is reaching fever pitch. Speculation abounds: Will Kaleen Bhaiya make a return? What will Guddu and Golu do with their newfound power? Who will meet their end? Ali Fazal, known to fans as Guddu Bhaiya, has provided some tantalizing hints about what’s to come.
Ali Fazal gives an update on Mirzapur Season 3 cast
Amazon Prime Video’s hit series, Mirzapur, is back for its third season, promising even more intensity, gore, drama, suspense, and action. The show, which debuted in 2018, has garnered a dedicated fan following thanks to its “what will happen next” plot and unforgettable characters. The upcoming season is gearing up to reintroduce these iconic characters with some new faces in a bloodier and more intense setting.
Ali Fazal, who plays Guddu Pandit, recently shed some light on what fans can expect in The Free Press Journal’s exclusive interview. When asked about surprises in the new season, Fazal responded, “This time the show has taken the different route, its tight, more drama, interestingly, we have introduced hand combat.” However, that’s not all; the actor further revealed there might be changes in the Mirzapur season 3 cast. “We lose some important characters, we gain some new characters. I underwent a different kind of preparation which was fun,” he revealed.
The ensemble cast of Mirzapur Season 3 brings back many familiar faces along with some intriguing new additions. Ali Fazal will once again portray Guddu Pandit, with Pankaj Tripathi returning as Kaleen Bhaiya. Shweta Tripathi will reprise her role as Golu Gupta, while Rasika Dugal will come back as Beena Tripathi. Vijay Varma will also return but only time will tell whether as Chote or Bade Tyagi.
One significant absence is Divyenndu, who played the iconic Munna Bhaiya. However, the season is speculated to introduce a crossover element, with Jitendra Kumar from Panchayat Season 3 making a special appearance.
All in all, as fans eagerly await its release on July 5, 2024, one thing is certain: the world of Mirzapur will never be the same.
