Inside Edge Season 3 Story :-
After Mumbai Mavericks, the main team of the Power Play League (PPL), is implicated in match-fixing and drug use, they face a two-year ban from the league. An inquiry is initiated to uncover the root of the corruption. But with powerful figures like Yashvardhan Patil, known as Bhaisahaab (played by Aamir Bashir), president of the Indian Cricket Board (ICB), and Vikrant Dhawan (portrayed by Vivek Oberoi), founder of the PPL, involved, will this investigation bring about significant change?
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Release Date | 3 December 2021 |
Language | Hindi |
Genre | Drama, Sport |
Episodes | 10 |
Cast | Vivek Oberoi, Aamir B, Richa Chadda, Sapna Pabbi, Tanuj Virwani, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Angad Bedi, Sayani Gupta |
Director | Karan Anshuman, Aakash Bhatia, Gurmmeet Singh, Kanishk Varma |
Writer | Karan Anshuman, Saurav Dey, Ameya Sarda, Niren Bhatt, Sailesh Ramaswamy |
Cinematography | Vivek Shah, Sanjay Kapoor |
Music | John Stewart Eduri, Kabeer Kathpalia, Pancham Singhania |
Producer | Ritesh Sidhwani, Farhan Akhtar |
Production | Excel Entertainment |
Certificate | 18+ |
‘Inside Edge 3′ escalates the drama, intensifying rivalries between the influential figures Bhaisahaab and Vikrant Dhawan, both vying for power. This season picks up from its predecessor, with Mumbai Mavericks facing a ban from the PPL due to their owners’ involvement in illicit betting and match manipulation. As the investigation unfolds, it unveils deep-rooted secrets and challenges the integrity of relationships.
Unlike before, this season employs flashbacks to explore the characters’ teenage years, unveiling dark pasts. The tension heightens as Vayu Raghavan (portrayed by Tanuj Virwani) contends for captaincy against the incumbent captain, Rohit Shanbagh (played by Akshay Oberoi). Additionally, the emergence of Imaad Akbar (portrayed by Sidhant Gupta), a promising off-spinner, adds intrigue, particularly in the India-Pakistan tournament. However, they remain oblivious to being manipulated by unseen forces.
Directed by Kanishk Varma, this 10-part sports drama maintains a brisk pace, gripping the audience with its authenticity and resonant themes. The series vividly captures the fervor surrounding cricket matches, drawing parallels with real-life events. While the cricket sequences are meticulously crafted, the narrative skillfully weaves themes of power dynamics, politics, greed, and vengeance around the core premise of match-fixing. However, the climax feels prolonged, and the conclusion appears rushed, detracting from the overall impact.
Backed by Excel Entertainment, helmed by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, ‘Inside Edge 3′ sustains the series’ momentum and thrill. Despite the abundance of characters and subplots, some, like Renuka Shahane’s portrayal of Prime Minister Sumitra, lack sufficient development. The performances are nuanced and multifaceted, with Vivek Oberoi delivering a compelling portrayal of Vikrant Dhawan’s ruthless pursuit of power. Aamir Bashir convincingly embodies the ambitious Yashvardhan Patil, although some emotional scenes feel exaggerated. Richa Chadha commands attention as Zarina Malik, while Tanuj Virwani and Akshay Oberoi deliver commendable performances.
Overall, ‘Inside Edge 3′ offers more than cricket matches’ highs and lows, delving into intricate character dynamics and societal issues. For viewers invested in the preceding seasons, this installment is a must-watch.