Farzi Review πŸ‘πŸ‘

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One Line Review: Farzi is yet another solid crime thriller from Raj & Dk πŸ‘πŸ‘


Farzi (2023) on IMDb

Farzi Youtube Trailer


Cast: Shahid Kapoor, Vijay Sethupathi, Raashi Khanna, etc.

Release Date: February 10, 2023

Director: Raj & DK

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Introduction

Farzi is gripping, engaging, and thrilling, with some outstanding performances. Raj & DK proves again that crime thrillers are always delivered with perfection when its made by them.


“Vijay Sethupathi Sets The Bar High, Shahid Kapoor’s Performance Is Remarkable In Its Restraint.”

~  Times Of India

Our rating for Farzi is 9/10.


Summary

Sandeep is an artist who makes paintings and sells them for a living. His grandfather owns a daily press named ‘Kranti’. Sandeep starts looking for ways to make money as his grandfather’s Kranti is about to be shut down due to overdue loans. Being a perfect artist, he turns to fake currency notes for money with his best friend Firoz.

Michael Vedanayagam is a cop who is hell-bent on nabbing an international criminal, Manzoor Dalal, who deals with the distribution of fake currency in India. Things get messed up when Sandeep joins hands with Manzoor and Michael closes in on Manzoor.


Review

Currently, Farzi is one of the most loved series in India, thanks to Raj and DK for creating something cool like this. We got to see a never-before-seen shade of Shahid Kapoor and Vijay Sethupathi in this one. The narrative is so crisp that the makers left no space for anything unnecessary. The character building is so perfect that Sandeep, Firoz, Michael, Megha, etc. will stay with you. This is how characters should be written.

Shahid Kapoor gave a tremendous performance, but we felt Vijay Sethupathi came out of the box and overshadowed the leads. VJS as Micheal Vedanayagam was just perfect. A man with a cool swag who deals with more conflicts behind the veil. Megha is undoubtedly Raashi Khanna’s best role in her career. She was just too awesome. Then there is Kay Kay Menon who played Manzoor Dalaal, a baddie with more swag and attitude. His mannerisms were a treat to watch, as the actor swayed seamlessly throughout the series with his acting.

Production-wise, the series is perfect, just like the “Farzi” notes made by the artist. It takes you through the story as the narration is really gripping, and all you want to do is finish it off in one single watch!


Conclusion

Farzi is a crime thriller you wouldn’t want to miss watching!