New Delhi. The third and final Hindi part of Ajay Devgn's famous film franchise Drishyam (Drishyam The Conclusion) has been released in theatres. This story, which started about 11 years ago, had created its own identity among the audience. Vijay Salgaonkar's character has been defeating the police every time with his intelligence and now in the third part, a bigger challenge has arisen before him than before. In the film, once again there is a tremendous conflict between the efforts to save the family and the police investigation.
In the story, Vijay now wants to live a normal life with his family but the old case haunts him. Mira and Mahesh Deshmukh start a legal battle against Vijay to reveal the truth about their son Sam's death. This time, Crime Branch SP Rajveer Singh Tomar enters to investigate the case. Along with this, the country's famous lawyer Indrajit Shetty also becomes a part of the case. The police get hold of evidence that could spell trouble for Vijay and his family.
The biggest attraction of the film is how Vijay tries to get out of these situations this time. The police have important links related to people related to the old case and forensic investigation. In such a situation, the question that remains before the audience is whether the entire story created by Vijay will be able to stand in front of the police this time too.
The special thing about Drishyam The Conclusion is that it is not said to be a direct remake of Malayalam Drishyam 3. The story of the film has been taken forward in a different way. Director Abhishek Pathak and his team of writers have tried to add new twists while maintaining the old style of the franchise. The first half of the film sets the tone for the story and characters while the second half builds up to the main conflict. There are some twists that may surprise the audience.
However, the biggest flaw of the film is that it feels like its basic structure is reminiscent of previous Drishyam films. The suspense and twists are there but there is not much new in the story that feels completely different from the old experience of the franchise. There are some parts where the story can feel dragged on instead of taking it forward.
Talking about acting, Ajay Devgan is once again seen in the role of Vijay Salgaonkar and his serious acting is an important part of the film. Shriya Saran and Ishita Dutta have also played their characters well. Jaideep Ahlawat and Prakash Raj attract special attention as new entries. Prakash Raj's character of lawyer Indrajit Shetty leaves an impact. Jaideep Ahlawat is seen in the role of a police officer.
This time too, Tabu's character has been limited to the search for justice for her son in the story. His character does not get much expansion as compared to the previous films. Overall, the suspense and family tension continues in Drishyam The Conclusion. The film gives old fans of the franchise a chance to see Vijay Salgaocar's last outing, although viewers looking for something new may find the story a bit familiar.