Mardaani 3 (2026)

Rani did her thing as usual, solid performance. The action scenes were decent, especially the finale. But yaar, the story felt too predictable. Villains weren't scary enough. It's okay for a one-time watch if you're into crime thrillers, but nothing special.

Rani Mukerji was amazing as Shivani Roy, her performance was really convincing. The action scenes were solid and the ending was satisfying. But honestly, the plot felt kinda predictable. The villains weren't that scary compared to the first two movies. Everything fell into place too easily, which made it less intense. It's a decent watch for the theme and Rani's acting, but not as good as the original.

The movie tackles a serious issue like child trafficking which is good. Rani Mukerji is convincing as always. The action was decent. But the plot was too predictable, felt like I knew what was coming next. The villains weren't scary enough. Things fell into place too easily, made it less thrilling. It holds your attention but doesn't surprise you.

Mardaani 3 is a decent crime thriller, but it's just okay. Rani Mukerji is convincing as Shivani, she brings that badass energy we expect from the franchise. The theme is relevant and heavy, tackling child trafficking and begging mafia, which gives it a serious tone I can appreciate. But honestly, the story is super predictable. You can see the twists coming a mile away. The plot has too many holes, like how do the bad guys just walk into her house? It felt lazy.

Rani Mukerji's performance remains the beating heart of this franchise, her portrayal of Shivani Shivaji Roy still convincing and empowered. The cinematography is decent for a film tackling child trafficking. But the storytelling lacks nuance, everything falls into place too easily. The villains feel less menacing than in previous installments, their motivations shallow. The plot holes are glaring, it holds attention, but doesn't resonate.

Rani Mukerji is convincing as always, but the plot was way too predictable. The villains lacked menace compared to the earlier films. The social relevance is there, but the twists felt forced and the story had holes. The action sequences were solid though, especially the finale. Overall, it held my attention but didn't deliver the suspense I expected from a Mardaani film.