Ek Badnaam Aashram Season 3 Part 2 Review
The climax is like a virgin boy perishes on his first night, which means the climax is like everything ends in one go.
Finally after hanging out for such a long time, Aashram Season 4, oh I mean Part 2 of Aashram Season 3 has arrived. Now will it end on a good note or not? Let me share it.
Well, the story begins from where Part 1 of Season 3 ended, in fact, friends, if you have already forgotten this two-three-year-old show, then within ten minutes of the start you will get to see the complete recap which summarizes the story in a good way.
So you will not need to revise it, it will tell you everything within a short period. Now to know what happens next, you will have to watch Part 2 of Season 3 of Ek Badnaam Aashram.
It has five episodes whose average length varies from 35 to 40 minutes.
This show is available on Amazon MX Player. You can watch it on MX Player, you can watch it on Amazon Prime, you can watch it anywhere, and it is available for free.
Aashram Season 3 Part 2 Review
If I review Aashram Season 3 Part 2 for you in one line, then finally this very long drawn branch has ended and the climax is fine.
Meaning I felt good that the show was not unnecessarily dragged for Season 4 again, everything ended here.
Although I liked Season 1 a lot, Season 2 was not that special but it was still okay, but Part 1 of Season 3 was very bad. I tell you the truth, it dragged on for so long that I did not have any hope for this show anymore.
But the five episodes that we get to watch now touch the heights of speed and the climax is like a virgin boy perishes on his first night, which means the climax is like everything ends in one go.
Although there was a little less depth there, now it's okay, let's forget it and move on.
This show had already become so long and there was not much substance in the story, characters were being added without any reason.
Well, before that many things may not have impressed me that much, but the climax ended with a conclusion, so after seeing that I felt that all the mistakes were forgiven.
If I talk about the acting of the actors, Bobby Deol was once again amazing in his character but this time the ones who shine the most are Chandan Roy Sanyal and Aaditi Pohankar i.e. Bhopa and Pammi.
The chemistry between them was good. You will also see some amazing erratic scenes. Even an entire episode will be seen in this same scene.
Be it music or production value, everything is good, no doubt.
Aashram Season 3 Part 2 Download
As I told you, this show is available for free on Amazon MX Player. There is no need to take any subscription like it happens on other OTTs. So, it will be better if you prefer to watch it from here.
I do not promote movie-downloading sites at all. This show has already appeared on many sites, but what is the need to go there when it is available free of cost?
You should always watch movies or series on their original platform only, otherwise, there is a lot of risk on such sites:
- Device hacked
- Virus entering the device
- Adult ads being shown
So avoid these sites, stay away and use only Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus Hotstar, ZEE5, etc OTT platforms.
Conclusion
All in all if you want to see the conclusion of this show then do watch it, although it has run at a very fast pace which could have been a bit slow because many things have not been explained that much.
Eventually, the whole back of Monty was shown in a very fast manner, I guess we should have seen some more things added to it but there has not been much focus on it, so it is disappointing.
I will give the show 7 out of 10.
If I talk about parental guidance then it is not a family show because you get to hear a lot of abusive language and you will also see many erratic scenes.
So this was my review on Ek Badnaam Aashram Season 3 Part 2.
Well, now I take leave, keep supporting me.
Japnaam.
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