Mardaani 3

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Mardaani 3

Jan 2026

2h 9m

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Drama

Mystery & Thriller

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Shubhra Gupta

The Indian Express

Jan 30

2/5

...the eagerness to frame Mukerji centre-stage– literally in more than one scene– dulls the rest of the enterprise.

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Rohan Naahar

The Long Take Podcast

Apr 3

Mardaani 3 has the same flawed feminism as its predecessors, but a larger canvas to project it on.

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Akhil Arora

The Long Take Podcast

Mar 29

The same flawed feminism as its predecessors, but a larger canvas to project it on.

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Anuj Kumar

The Hindu

Feb 25

The socially relevant takedown of the child-trafficking and begging mafia is marred by predictable plot twists, bombast, and antagonists who are less menacing than in previous instalments

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Dipankar Sarkar

Upper Stall

Feb 17

Though Mardaani 3 cannot match the finesse and polish of Pradeep Sarkar’s direction and Gopi Puthran’s screenplay in the first instalment, it nonetheless stands as a worthy enough addition to the franchise.

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Poulomi Das

The Federal

Feb 9

No character is allowed to disrupt Shivani’s centrality. This hierarchy is deliberate, but it also flattens the world the film inhabits.

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siddhant

Mar 16

Movie spreads false propaganda

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Nisha

Feb 3

Go for Rani and the way they have shown about the power of women and kidnapping of little girls... a must 2 watch!

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Rohit R.

@rohitnreddy 5d

Pretty poor movie. Not well acted and predictable plot.

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Amit Kumar S

@RT19307133 6d

The movie tries to weave a typical bollywood propaganda under the illusion of taking up social issue of kidnapping of young children. The irony, Amma, inspired by hindu goddess Amman, a victim of child trafficing turned villain, Ramanujan, named after great Indian Mathematician and Sanskrit Acharya, cleverly shown as psycopath, another victim turned villain, while typical muslims shown as just heroes and heroines. The lead actress being celebrated for her idiocity. The film neither provides cheap immoral entertainment, nor any social message. Bad acting is being covered by gory dialogues. Such movies need to be unseen.

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Shailendra K

@RT46198328 Apr 11

Rani Mukherji delivered great performances in the first two parts of Mardaani's dark crime world. The stories were further augmented by its vicious villains played exceptionally by Tahir Raj Bhasin and Vishal Jethwa in the respective two parts. Mardaani 3 brings a pretty decent dark crime tale to the screen with a good performance from Rani but fails to evoke the same level of disgust and hate toward's the movie's antagonist as Mardaani 1 and 2. The movie has a good 1st and 2nd act but isnt able to stay at the same level in its final act. As a result of which we end up with a decent thriller which is not at par with its predecessors. A decent crime thriller. 6.5/10

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Diana Susanti A

@mbaksusan Apr 10

The characters mostly quite developed and the acting from most of characters quite hold up. Too much plot twists near the end kinda make it a bit jarring, but overall, quite descent installment. The villain felt a bit more threatening and way more developed than villains in that Dhurandhar movies actually.

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Abhiraj Minawala

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Rani Mukerji

Shivani Shivaji Roy

Aditya Chopra

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Aayush Gupta

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Director: Abhiraj Minawala
Producer: Aditya Chopra
Screenwriter: Aayush Gupta
Distributor: Yash Raj Films
Production Co: Yash Raj Films
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery & Thriller
Original Language: Hindi
Release Date (Theaters): Jan 30, 2026, Limited
Runtime: 2h 9m

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