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Mirzapur: The Movie Brings Nostalgia and High-Stakes Power Struggle
Mirzapur: The Movie takes place during the earlier part of the Mirzapur story.
Kaleen Bhaiya controls the city through legal and illegal businesses.
His son Munna wants his father’s love and approval.
Guddu and Bablu are trusted by Kaleen because of their strength and intelligence.
A new rival named Babban Babua arrives and wants to rule Mirzapur.
The movie mixes violence, jokes, love and a fight for power.
The review especially praises the performances of Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyenndu and Ravi Kishan.
It also says the women have too little to do and that the ending becomes predictable and confusing.
The film returns to the middle of Mirzapur’s first-season storyline.
Kaleen Bhaiya, Munna, Guddu and Bablu remain central to the power struggle.
Ravi Kishan’s Babban Babua enters Mirzapur seeking to defeat Kaleen and his clan.
The review praises the cast, music, humour, plot and portrayal of heartland dynamics.
The film is criticized for limited roles for women, predictability and a chaotic climax.
- Who
- Kaleen Bhaiya, Munna, Guddu, Bablu Pandit and rival Babban Babua, played by Pankaj Tripathi, Divyenndu, Ali Fazal, Jeetendra Kumar and Ravi Kishan.
- What
- A film extension of the Mirzapur series depicting a struggle for control of Mirzapur.
- Where
- Mirzapur and the wider Purvanchal region, amid a continuing tussle with Jaunpur.
- When
- The story is set in the middle of the first season.
- Why
- Babban wants to rule Mirzapur and eliminate Kaleen Bhaiya, while Munna seeks his father’s validation and the others pursue power and loyalty.
Key facts
- Film
- Mirzapur: The Movie
- Story setting
- The middle of the first season of Mirzapur
- Central conflict
- A fight for the throne of Mirzapur
- New antagonist
- Babban Babua, played by Ravi Kishan
- Director
- Gurmeet Singh
- Writer
- Puneet Krishna
- Major criticism
- The women have limited roles, while the climax is described as chaotic and predictable






