Rani Mukerji’s crime thriller Mardaani 3 finally hit theaters on 30 January, and audiences have already begun sharing their reactions. Alongside Rani, Mallika Prasad, who plays the formidable villain ‘Amma’, has also earned praise for her performance.
Twitter Reactions
Early social media reviews suggest that Mardaani 3 is a gripping, edge-of-the-seat thriller that keeps viewers engaged until the very end. Fans lauded Rani Mukerji for her portrayal of Shivani Shivaji Roy, the fearless female police officer, calling her performance both powerful and commanding.
One X (formerly Twitter) user wrote:
“#Mardaani3 – a powerful, heart-touching crime drama. #RaniMukerji is fearless and carries the film on her shoulders. Raw action, thrilling second half, strong climax. Serious and money’s worth. #Mardaani3Review.”
Another viewer added, “The story is compelling, revolving around crime and justice. It keeps the narrative serious, with simple storytelling but plenty of emotions, keeping you hooked until the end.”
Mallika Prasad as the Villain
The film’s villain, played by Mallika Prasad, has also impressed audiences. Users praised her portrayal of the elderly ‘Amma’, who runs a human trafficking network, describing her as one of the most chilling antagonists they have seen on screen.
About the Film
In Mardaani 3, Shivani joins the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and takes charge of a disturbing case involving the kidnapping of two girls. As the investigation unfolds, the case grows darker, eventually uncovering a larger mafia network orchestrated by Mallika Prasad’s character, ‘Amma’.
Cast and Crew
The film also features Janaki Bodivala in a lead role. The screenplay is written by Ayush Gupta, known for his work on YRF’s The Railway Men, while Abhiraj Meenawala has directed the film. Produced under the Yash Raj Films banner by Aditya Chopra, Mardaani 3 continues the franchise’s tradition of hard-hitting, socially relevant crime thrillers.
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