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Mirzapur The Movie Review: With explosive action, nostalgia, humour and familiar characters, the film delivers a thrilling big-screen battle for power.

Written By : Arfa Javaid |  Updated at : 04 Sep 2026 03:19 PM (IST)

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Mirzapur The Movie
3.25/5
September 4, 2026 | Hindi
3h 15mins | Action/Thriller
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Director

Gurmmeet Singh

Starring

Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi, Divyenndu, Jitendra Kumar, Ravi, Abhishek B, Rasika Dugal, Mohitt Maalik, Sheeba Chadha, Rajesh Tailang, Pramod Pathak, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Harshita Shekhar Gaur, Shweta Tripathi, Sonal S. Chauhan, Anangsha Biswas, Shaji Choudhary, Satendra Soni, Kulbhushan Kharbanda, Sushant Singh

Platform

Theatres

Mirzapur The Movie Review: “Mirazpur ki gaddi ki ladai hai ye.” At its heart, Mirzapur: The Movie is exactly that, a battle for power packed with betrayal, love, revenge and plenty of action. The film leans heavily into the nostalgia of its popular characters while building a cinematic story that gives fans plenty to cheer for. There are surprises along the way, some laugh-out-loud dialogues, moments where logic takes a back seat, and a post-credit scene that leaves a lasting chill.

How Was 'Mirzapur: The Movie'?

The story offers enough introduction that even newcomers won't feel lost. Bablu and Guddu are Kaleen Bhaiya's left and right hands, yet Guddu remains at odds with his son, Munna. Ravi Kishan brings a fresh face to the Mirzapur universe, playing a man with his eyes on the throne. He lures Kaleen out of the city to kill him. How he traps him, attacks him, and what unfolds after - whether he manages to claim the throne - is best experienced by catching it in theatres.

The biggest strength of Mirzapur: The Movie is its ability to bring back the world and characters that fans already know and love. Munna Bhaiya, Robin, Kaleen Bhaiya’s father and the compounder, played by Abhishek Banerjee, are all part of the ride, instantly giving the film a nostalgic pull.

But the movie isn't simply surviving on nostalgia. There is a larger battle at the centre of the story, with power, personal ambitions and complicated relationships driving the narrative forward.

The action, in particular, is one of the film's major highlights. Several scenes are designed to surprise you, while the larger action sequences deliver the kind of big-screen spectacle fans would expect from a Mirzapur movie.

Munna Bhaiya's Love Story Gets A Different Shade

One of the more interesting aspects of the film is the way Munna Bhaiya is presented. “Love to sweety hai” captures a side of the character that feels more deeply rooted in love.

Rather than being defined only by his aggressive personality, Munna is shown as someone who is deeply in love, an aashiq at heart. That emotional layer adds another dimension to a character audiences already know so well.

Bablu Wants His Own Empire

Bablu's ambition also gives the story another direction. Rather than simply being caught up in the existing power structure of Mirzapur, he wants to build an empire of his own, away from the familiar battleground.

That ambition becomes an important part of the film's larger conflict and adds another layer to its power struggle.

Action, Dialogues And Nostalgia Keep The Film Moving

The action is undoubtedly one of the film's strongest cards. The scenes are dramatic, occasionally unexpected and made for the big screen.

The dialogues also work well, with several funny exchanges adding much-needed lightness amid the violence and tension. The timing of the songs deserves a mention too, as they fit smoothly into the narrative instead of unnecessarily slowing it down.

And then there's the nostalgia. Seeing familiar characters return is likely to be one of the biggest pleasures for Mirzapur fans, giving the film a strong connection to the world established by the series.

Is 'Mirzapur: The Movie' Predictable?

Yes, to an extent. The broad direction of the story can feel predictable, and there are moments where the film asks you to put logic aside and simply enjoy the ride.

But that doesn't necessarily take away from the experience.

The film knows exactly what its audience wants, explosive action, memorable dialogues, familiar characters and moments that can trigger a whistle or cheer in the theatre. It also keeps enough tension alive to ensure that the predictable portions don't completely take away from the entertainment.

And just when you think the ride is over, the post-credit scene delivers one of the film's biggest talking points. It is the kind of sequence that can send chills down your spine and leave you thinking about what's next.

Verdict

Mirzapur: The Movie may not reinvent the franchise, but it understands what made the world of Mirzapur so popular in the first place. The film combines power, betrayal, love, action, humour and nostalgia into an entertaining package.

The story can be predictable and logic occasionally takes a back seat, but the top-notch action, whistle-worthy dialogues, returning characters and a chilling post-credit scene keep the film engaging.

Published at : 04 Sep 2026 03:19 PM (IST)
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