Tripling season 3 review: Sumeet Vyas, Maanvi Gagroo, Amol Parashar's series is beautiful baba

Chanchal, Chitwan and Chandan are back but this time, they are more of a family than ever!

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Tripling

Story:

Chanchal, Chitwan and Chandan's parents decide to part ways. The siblings decide to go on a trek with their mom and dad, to avoid the divorce. Will they succeed?

Review:

"We're happily separating." This ironic dialogue by Kumud Mishra in the latest season of Tripling is where the beautiful story commences. This show unfolds like rose petals falling apart to reveal that the design is actually more beautiful when they are a little distanced rather than sticking together.

Tripling 3 commences with Sumeet Vyas in a very serious avatar. This does not come as new since he has always been the ideal son, the eldest among the siblings in Tripling. His character is as always, Mr Needs-to-be-perfect but he is just as flawed as anyone and that is beautifully shown in him accepting his human mistakes.

Kunal Roy Kapoor and Maanvi Gagroo appear soon after and they are hilarious as always. They are one royalty that are as goofy as can be.

Maanvi exhibits the perfect middle child. She is frustrated with everything and everyone and is done babysitting all of the people. However, as reality catches up, she is left with dealing with them all, her way.

Kunal's Pranav is the bighdi hui aulaad for obvious reasons. He makes grand entries which are borderline funny too. There's sword fighting involving him too and that adds so much to the series. He gets stuck in funny situations time-and-again. The best part is that he's at par with the siblings this time around. In fact, in a few scenes, he even steals the limelight from them.

If you thought you saw hilarious already, you haven't seen Amol Parashar's Chitvan, who is next level. At the same time, his breakdown is frikking amazing. The child-like quality in his character and the way Amol brings that to life, it is what makes Tripling season 3 so damn special.

Shehnaz Patel and Kumud Mishra are a delight to watch. Their expressions talk the talk from the first scene. Their bike scene is one of the coolest scenes from the season.

Kumud is 'technically' super hilarious as he tries to be cool. However, funny isn't his only quality. He is matured now and that shows with every scene.

Shehnaaz is super cute. She is beautiful inside out and you can feel her emotions with the scenes.

The song Tragic Hai Haalat is hilarious and will make you stay back long after the show is over. This is especially because it is so apt with the scene. Not just that song, each and everyone fits the plot perfectly. 

Kubra Sait's Sheetal makes a cameo appearance. She is finally a little heartwarming.

The dialogues are so perfect because they come in at the right time. The beauty of this show is that it isn't too grand. It might have a visual appeal but there is so much more. It is the family sticking up for each other part that is sure to get you every single time.

The series makes you smile, laugh and cry. The theme of Tripling has always been warm and nothing changes this time too.

Verdict:

Tripling season 3 is just so beautiful. It defines every successful and unsuccessful relationship ever. Right from this crazy family sticking up for each other to breaking down together, Tripling 3 is a bike ride - there's so much thrill, you can breathe and at the same time, get nauseous. It is a ride you will want to take and enjoy every moment of.

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