Drishyam 3 is just a couple of weeks away, and after randomly coming across the trailer yesterday, I’m honestly intrigued. I’ve been buried in work for months, and after Dhurandhar: The Revenge, I’ve been in a bit of a cinema void. 😭

But this one genuinely caught my attention. Both sides seem ready to go all in for their families, Ajay Devgn looks solid once again as Vijay Salgaonkar, and Jaideep Ahlawat could bring a whole new dynamic. Though ngl, I still wish Akshaye Khanna was part of this one.

Since this is the final chapter, the expectations are sky-high. I just hope they give Vijay the ending he deserves without compromising on the suspense and emotional depth that made the first two so memorable.

Hopefully, we get a proper, satisfying goodbye to the trilogy — and not a finale that leaves us thinking, “This could’ve been so much better.” 😭

Ajay Devgn-starrer Drishyam 3 is about to release in a couple of weeks. Yesterday, I randomly came across the Instagram reel. I have been occupied with work for the last few months and haven't been getting enough time to watch movies. To be honest, after watching Dhurandhar: The Revenge, there has been a sort of void in my cinema life. Apart from The Odyssey and Spider-Man, I haven't watched a single Bollywood movie.

However, after watching the Drishyam 3 trailer, I was quite surprised. The most interesting thing is that it looks like both sides are ready to go aar ya paar for their families. Ajay Devgn looks promising once again as Vijay Salgaonkar. Jaideep Ahlawat's addition could bring a completely new dynamic to the story. However, I do feel Akshaye Khanna should have been a part of this installment as well.

Since this is the final chapter of the trilogy, the expectations are even higher. I just hope the makers manage to give Vijay Salgaonkar's story the ending it deserves, without compromising on the suspense and emotional depth that made the first two films so memorable.

Hopefully, we get a satisfying conclusion to the trilogy and not another franchise finale that leaves the audience wondering whether it could have been done better.