Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi is the talk of the town. The dialogues from the web series have become viral. This ambitious project, set against the backdrop of pre-independence India, is not just a series but an extravagant journey through the cultural and emotional tapestry of a bygone era. From critics to audiences across the globe, Heeramandi is receiving accolades for its breathtaking visuals, intricate storytelling, and powerful performances.
Now with all the world speaking about Heeramandi, Mumbai Police also took an initiative to incorporate
this magnum opus to their safety campaigns. They posted on social media saying “Azadi shouq nahi hai Nawab sahib, niyam kabhi na todne ki jang hain.”
As audiences around the world continue to be captivated by the beauty and depth of “Heeramandi-The Diamond Bazaar” it is clear that Bhansali’s latest creation is a masterpiece that will be remembered for years to come.
News18 Showsha gave the series 4.5 stars and wrote, “With Heeramandi, Sanjay Leela Bhansali creates a world that’s exquisite and is rich and vibrant in its culture and texture. Inhabiting this realm are some characters that are as unapologetic, complex and imperfect as a human can be. Here, the women call their own shots and is unafraid of what the civil society might think of them. They’re pitted against each other, sometimes one even wishing for and conspiring against another’s downfall and shattering their self-worth, pride and ego. They can tear apart and even love like tigresses. And when the right time comes, they don’t bat an eyelid before fiercely protecting one another. Despite deep and dark ambition plaguing their hearts, they’ve their conscience clear. Maybe that’s why Fareedan in a scene reprimands a British officer for robbing her aunt Mallikajaan off her ‘aabru’ when all she wanted was for her to have her ‘guroor’ crumbled.”
It added, “Bhansali pens a near-perfect screenplay and it is this rich writing that already forms an impressive foundation for the show. Each character is written with a lot of courage, empathy and sensitivity. Here, each female character is so well-fleshed out, including those in the periphery, that they all deserve a spin-off of their own.”
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