Tripling Season 3 Review: The Story Of This Season Has Shown A Rollercoaster Of Emotions
Cast: Sumeet Vyas, Amol Parashar, Maanvi Gagroo, Kumud Mishra, Shernaz Patel and Kunal Roy Kapur
Director: Neeraj Udhwani
Streaming Platform: Zee5
Filmyhype.com Ratings: 3.5/5 (three and a half stars) [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”]
In one line, it was very easy to review of Tripling Season 3. Let me say two or four worn-out lines it is a very good screenplay, a very good story, and very good acting. you should watch it. That’s it, the review is complete. If you have come to know only this, then you may be disappointed. Because this time I have a lot in my court to tell. This time in ‘tripling’ you will not get to see only road trips. Na sassy song will be heard. This time many misconceptions about relationships will be broken. There will be a lot of dialogues that will be difficult to digest. So fasten your seat belt because this time the flight of your emotions is going to be very high.
Those who have not seen the first and second seasons of Tripling know that the story is of three siblings. of their relationships. In both seasons, the three siblings go on road trips together. Due to this the hesitation and hesitation between them go away. Their relationship gets better. These three beings, who are busy in their respective lives, come closer to each other. But the story of the third season is not theirs. It is of their parents. It is the relationship between parents. The story is about the parents of Chandan, Chanchal and Chitwan who want to get divorced after 36 years of marriage. They want to sell their house and settle in different parts of the country. And they want their children to support them in this decision.
Tripling Season 3 Review: The Story
The most awaited trio of Chandan Chitwan and Chanchal is back. This time the trio doesn’t have any issues of their own. This time their parents have exploded a bomb on the trio. The bomb is that after 36 years they are going to separate. Yes, they are separating their paths, that is, taking divorces. Now it is the turn of the trio by calling one of them i.e. Chandan, his mother says, son, we are separating. Hearing this, Chandan’s senses fly away and as usual, all three siblings set out to save their parents’ relationship. The only difference is that this time the story has a lot of ups and downs and fierce emotions. Emotions are such that even the talk of Chitwan, who is intoxicated throughout the day, makes you cry.
Well the story progresses, Chandan learns that Papa has come on a blind date. When both reach there, they see that the girl who has come on the date is his ex-wife of Chandan. However, when the parents of this trio do not agree, then everything goes on track as usual. Now imagine that the couple living in your neighborhood is going to get divorced. You will not go to say anything to them. But many things will happen behind the back. People will spend their minds as to why divorce is happening. In this season too, the reaction of Chandan, Chanchal and Chitwan are similar.
All three panic on hearing the news. After years, they plan to meet again and convince their parents. Which is correct. But here is the twist. On hearing the word divorce, the eyes of the whole society go up. Nothing can be understood when your parents are to be divorced. But today’s generation does not try to understand that the couple who performed their responsibility so beautifully for so many years can have some dreams of their own.
Sumit Vyas and Arunabh Kumar have tried to change this understanding with their story. He wants to break all the prejudices created about divorce. They want to show how much the youngsters who break up and patch up on small things understand their parents’ relationship. Makers want to ‘slap’ today’s generation, who consider their parents as a backup. How can today’s young generation who cannot handle their relationships take the contract to fix the relationship between their parents? How can you teach relationship lessons to your parents? There are many big dialogues in this small series of five episodes. Which will be printed on the mind. Like Shernaz Patel, who became a mother in a scene, says-
Tripling Season 3 Review and Analysis
What a perfect line isn’t it? This runaway generation does not even have time to talk to their brothers and sisters or hug them. No time to stop and ask slowly are you okay? This series of tripling touches these emotions. Which is directed by Neeraj Udhwani. This Neeraj is the same who has earlier made films like ‘Maska’, ‘Mere Dad Ki Maruti’ and ‘Dil To Bachcha Hai’. His experience of capturing relationships on camera is old. The result of which you will also see on the screen.
It is important to mention a scene or two here, where Neeraj’s superb direction is seen. In one scene, Maanvi Gagroo, who became ‘playful’, comes to talk to her father about their divorce. Then Neeraj’s camera moves towards Chanchal’s hands to show his troubles. Where she is seen quickly pulling her sweater. It can be seen by connecting it to the psychology of the human being. Like when we are nervous, we shake our feet or touch our hands, again and again, to keep ourselves calm. Then in one scene, the three brothers and sisters are seen sitting on the stairs. This scene is very emotional. In which dark color has been used.
When it comes to acting, no one is less than anyone. But this time too, full attention has been taken to Chitwan’s character i.e. Amol. When Chitwan, who looks so chill and cool, sheds tears sitting at the height of the mountain, something breaks inside you. You celebrate that I wish everything goes well. Overall, there is a lot to write about this series. But if you read everything, it will not be fun to watch it. So take the time and have a look at it. It can premiere on Zee 5.
As usual Sumeet Vyas, Manvi Gagroo and Amol Parashar are in the role of Chandan, Chanchal and Chitwan. The work of all three is amazing, but the character of Chitwan i.e. Amol has come out better this season. The simplicity and sincerity with which Amol has played the character of his brother, son and father (maybe it may or may not) are very good. Kumud Mishra and Shernaz Patel are perfect in their roles. The actors of the important characters in the casting have remained the same.
This season of Tripling has been written by Chandan of the series i.e. Sumeet Vyas, his writing is commendable. Sumeet has worked hard to show a modern future family with his pen in the season. In this, he also succeeds. The series is directed by Neeraj Udwani, who has previously directed films like Dil Toh Bachcha Hai Ji, Mere Dad Ki Maruti and Maska. According to the direction, this Neeraj did not leave any stone unturned. While he has shown the magic of his direction, Shaj Mohammad, the cinematographer of the series, has captured the beauty of the mountains wonderfully. Editing by Farukh Handekar is also good. The music of Aman Pant adds to the work of Sumit, Neeraj and Shaj. Aman’s music is such that even in Chitwan’s ‘I need a hug’, every word makes you feel.
Tripling Season 3 Review: The Last Words
Tripling Season 3 Just like this is the third season of the series, it comes after three years. That is why the people who loved TVF were waiting a lot for it, it fulfills their expectations in the same way. All it takes is that Tripling Season 3 with 5 episodes can be binge-watched this weekend. To be honest, Binch watch should be done.
