Maharani Season 2 Review: Huma Qureshi’s Maharani, which is in its first season, had low ratings at first but gradually gained popularity for its creative storytelling. Producers opted to make season two streamable on the Sony Liv OTT service following the first season’s popularity. Let’s see what other people have to say about this political show rather than wasting time.
Story
Bheema Bharati, who spent Season 1 in jail, is released and asks that his wife, Rani Bharati, resign as chief minister and cede power of the nation to him. Rani Bharati decided to remain chief minister and reform her political party after becoming accustomed to politics. Other political parties are taking advantage of the growing hostility between the husband and wife by casting a more unfavourable light on the relationship. The remainder of the narrative concentrates on the effects of the conflicts between the series’ main protagonists on a personal and political level.
Cast & Crew
Huma Qureshi, Amit Sial, Sohum Shah, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Vineet Kumar, Pramod Pathak, Kani Kusruti, Sushil Pandey, Anuja Sathe, and Neha Chauhan are among the cast members of Maharani’s second season. Ravindra Gautam served as the director of photography. The show’s producers are Dimple Kharbanda and Naren Kumar. This anthology was written by writers Subhash Kapoor, Umashankar Singh, and Nandan Singh, who were also involved in creating the original series.
| Series Name | Maharani Season 2 |
| Director | Ravindra Gautam |
| Writer | Subhash Kapoor |
| Producer | Naren Kumar & Dimple Kharbanda |
| Genre | Political, Drama |
| Cast | Huma Qureshi, Amit Sial, Sohum Shah, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Vineet Kumar, Pramod Pathak, Kani Kusruti, Sushil Pandey, Anuja Sathe, Neha Chauhan |
| Music | NA |
Verdict
This show’s first season focused on the protagonists’ backgrounds and failures in order to define their positions in the narrative. In Season 2, the major characters’ political journeys take some unexpected detours, revealing yet another aspect of their already complex personalities. The first season’s unique premise and captivating narrative enthralled the audience; however, the second season falls flat owing to its uninspired storytelling and formulaic storyline developments. However, there are several aspects of season 2 that fans will find intriguing.
Again showcasing her acting talent, Huma Qureshi plays the role of Rani Bharati. As usual, Sohum Shah was excellent, but his appearance appeared forced, and it was clear that his mustache and beard were false. The other shining star of the present season is Amit Sial. He truly gave it his all and did a fantastic job. From Kani Kusruthi to Pramod Pathak, everyone on stage delivered a flawless performance.
It appears to be a solid series on paper. The series’ music and score complemented the mood without being oppressive and were not essential to the action. While some of the cinematography in the series was fantastic, the majority of the images seem a little monotonous. Although the production quality of this political series is superb, it can be challenging to speak to such a large crowd while recording scenes of political events.
Director Ravindra Gautam only partially succeeded in carrying over the buzz from the first season to the second. True, the director tried hard to create a few memorable situations.
Overall, Maharani’s second season is a political drama that works well.
Rating: 3/5
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