Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu Review: This ALT Balaji Zee5 Show Has Everything But?

Name: Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu

Cast: Parth Samthaan, Patralekhaa, Arshin Mehta, Arsalan Goni, Meena Sahu, and Chandan Roy Sanyal

Director: Siddhartha Luther

Streaming Platform: ATL Balaji and Zee5

Ratings: 2.5/5 (two and half stars)

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It is not new for Bollywood to glorify criminals. Producer Ekta Kapoor has told the story based on the life events of gangster-terrorist Abu Salem in his new show. She presents this criminal in jail as a hero. Here ‘Hero’ tells the story with his mouth and on the screen you see his jambaji.

Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu: Review

In an old-fashioned film, the heroine’s earring was dropped in Bareilly’s Bazaar. In our era, Ekta Kapoor has brought a hero from Bareilly. A hero who narrates his story tells how he came here with the dream of ruling Akkhi Mumbai. As far as the sea water was concerned with the land, he wanted to wave his glory. Even though he continued to do wrong things, he kept calling himself a hero. Ekta Kapoor’s released web series ‘Main Hero Bol Hoon’ on Zee5 is the story of 1990s underworld and Bollywood, which you have seen in so many movies and web series before. So what is new here? The answer is Abu Salem.

However, before the story begins, it claims that everything is imaginary here. But this spice has been taken from the life of criminal-terrorist Abu Salem. Even much brain was not spent in thinking the title. Journalist-writer S. Hussain Zaidi wrote a book on Salem’s life and misdeeds a few years ago: Abu Salem speaking. Ekta and her team twisted the same title. I’m speaking hero Ekta maintains a wonderful creative team, who lifts things crafted by the hard work of others and gives them a name. Recently, the poster of a foreign film was also blown up by the creative people of Alt Balaji for their series. Well… at least, by thrashing here and there, I am speaking the hero of Tadka Mara, the story was laid on the structure of Abu Salem’s life. Whom Suparn S. Varma has written. If you fall in love with the Bollywood heroine Monica Bedi and are a little interested in the life of this underworld don who roamed the world, then you can see the cinematic version of it here. I am telling the hero that on an average there are 13 episodes of 24-25 minutes and this is its first season.

Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu: What is the story?

The story is that of Nawab (Parth Samthaan), who came to Mumbai from Bareilly (Uttar Pradesh) in the 1990s with big dreams. Inspector Sachin Kadam (Ankit Gupta) is behind his life. Step back and forth and Nawab forward-forward. Amidst this rat-cat race, the Nawab narrates the story from his arrival in Mumbai to becoming a don and repeatedly calls himself a hero. Her clothes and hairstyle are reminiscent of Sanjay Dutt. The story tells that the Nawab is vicious and rapidly makes a place in the world of crime. He becomes close to Lala (Arslan Goni) and his elder brother Mastan (Chandan Sanyal), who has spread the empire of crime in the metropolis. He also wins the heart of another underworld criminal, Dada (Danish Hussain). But he wants to finish these three and become King of Mumbai himself.

Meanwhile, Danish also marries. She gets an entry into Bollywood through the paths of the underworld. Here he is immersed in the sea of ​​beauty and money that only then luck takes him in front of Laila (Patralekha). Laila is starting her career in Bollywood as a heroine. The Nawab’s madness for Laila brings new twists to the story.

Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu: What You Found

This series runs in a cut-paste style in the beginning. Does not grow like a story. There is nothing new here. Innumerable scenes of Chudhaiyas dreaming of ruling Mumbai, trying to carve out their place with bloodshed, have come on screen. With the fourth episode, the series binds a bit and after two-three episodes, it is loose again. The story has all the stale contexts, the script is also missing the tightness. At some places, it even gets off the tracks of logic. You will find all kinds of abuses and cheap vulgar phrases here. Only Chandan Roy Sanyal seems fine. The rest of the actors are average and even less. Some feel that they have just learned the ABC of acting.

The web series coming from Ekta Kapoor’s production has become one-color like her mother-in-law Marca serials. The color-design-patterns of the clothes of the artists are almost the same everywhere. It seems that dress, curtains and bed sheets are being made by cutting off some of the wholesale prices. Similarly, the condition of the lights. Pink, blue, green, yellow frills and bulbs continue to burn in the background in all their series. The atmosphere of every story is the same. The time has come to unite new people with you and send them off to the old imitators.

Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu: The Performances

Parth Samthaan anchors this larger-than-life series, bringing swagger and machsimo to his role of Nawab, however he additionally infuses his function with a sure type of vulnerability. Arslan Goni retains hamming his means by way of the present as Lala, whereas Chandan Roy Sanyal relishes his over-the-top function because the don Mastan. Patralekhaa Paul brings oomph to her function because the starlet Laila, who turns into the thing of want for each Nawab and Lala, whereas Ganesh Yadav brings a sure assuredness to his portrayal of SI Rajan Singh. The remainder of the forged is okay.

Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu: The Final Words 

The Series is overall not bad that i was expected some of the dialogues to be enjoyable, and there’s some fun to be had while watching the lurid world of the 1990s underworld. This is good enough for a one-time watch. However, be warned: it’s not going to tell you anything the films of Ram Gopal Varma or Sanjay Gupta haven’t shown before. Filmyhype ratings for the Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu is 2.5/5 stars.