Money Heist Season 2 dubbed in Hindi Netflix, Review

Money Heist Season 2 dubbed Review :

                                                                                                

 Although still a cult concern in the UK, this Spanish thriller is the most popular foreign show on streaming services. With its return, its creator and star explained how it became unmissable

You have re-watched "Wired", watched every episode of "Friends" at least twice, and began to wonder whether this is the feeling of "finishing" Netflix. But wait: there is a TV show of a cultural giant that changed the world, although it is very popular, you probably missed it.

This week, Money Heist — or, using its Spanish title "La Casa de Papel" — started another eight-episode show on Netflix, the streaming giant’s highest-rated non-English show in the world. In the first season of this full-speed thriller, its gang-all codenamed big cities, dressed in revolutionary red work clothes and Salvador Dali masks-broke into the Royal Spanish Mint, took 67 people as hostages, and printed money literally : To be precise, 2.4 billion euros. It is fair to say that the plot did not go exactly as planned, although it did lead to three crazy romances and an island escape. The third season, a wilder journey, proved that loyalty to this gang is a spoil with as many motivations as possible.

The Madrid creator of the show, Olex Pina, believes that the latest season has the ability to "infuse some oxygen into this disturbing climate... It's a cruel journey to the limit, like taking a ride. A dizzying roller coaster. I can guarantee that the audience will not think of Covid-19 and watch it. His previous performance "Being locked up" was staged with the teenage thriller "Elite" and the mysterious "High Seas" set in the 1940s Yes, it is part of a wave of Spanish dramas in recent years that has attracted a large international audience, partly because of Netflix.

However, money Heist is on a different scale. Within a few months of the launch of the streaming service in 2017, this thriller became the highest-rated single series in France, Italy, Argentina, Brazil and other countries. In the first week alone, 34 million households watched it. This thriller. The impact is huge: superfans sent Pina photos of tattooed Tokyo and professors, and gang’s masks and work clothes are now competing with the story of the maid’s hood as the most well-known TV costume in recent years. They even dressed in political protests in Puerto Rico and a real-life robbery in Nantes, France. In Argentina, this show is particularly popular, and the baby is named after the protagonist.

                                                                             

The appeal of Money Heist is obvious, but also strangely unspeakable, especially in plots, such as the opening line of the third season, where the emotional extreme and charming position between character switching, and the same unconscious speed. "This is pure rock music," said Alvaro Mott, who played the role of a professor orchestrated by a gangster. "Once you see the first chapter of the show, you are lost in it. 

"It has something different, especially for non-Spaniards," said his co-star Osula Corbere. She starred in "Tokyo" as a member of the gang, and her uncontrollable desire to drink rum and dance salsa with strangers, which triggered a series of shocking events. "We have this way of expressing ourselves and exchanging our feelings through the screen. Pina agrees that cultural specificity is one of the main selling points of the show: "In "Money Heist", feelings, fraternity and love are the same as the plot important. A perfect Heist, rational and calm, becomes something else, when spice and Latin emotion. The tragic dynamic between the professor and his loving interest and arresting officer Raquel (Ituno) is a convincing example of this contrast in action.

If there is a typical Spanish Heist drama, then this is it. It is not as tenaciously pessimistic as similar products in the UK, nor is it cut back like Scandi's crime show. On the contrary, Pina said, Chanheist is rooted in the great basic texts of Spanish literature: "It is reckless and idealistic to resist this system-(this is) Don Quixote! However, I think it is better than Spanish More Latin: more passionate. In this respect, it is different from the British "Perfect Heist" genre, which is cooler, more restrained, and more scientific.

                                                                             

According to Corberé, Château’s passionate character is unpredictable even for their co-creators: “If we don’t know our character well by this time, it will be unforgivable,” she said. Say. But the screenwriters still have the ability to surprise us. In fact, at the end of the third season, the professor experienced a trauma-strongly hinted at in the trailer for the fourth season-which will cause the usual rational character to behave more unstable. "I think characters should always develop and evolve. If they don't, they are flat," Mott said. "I used to be the kind of actor who could read scripts, I would think:'Oh my God! My character will never say! Now I have changed my mindset. All characters, especially professors, still have many Things to show. Fan sites are full of speculation about what it is. Will he take bloody revenge on the police? Or go into madness?

The "anti-system" philosophy of the series also has a political advantage. Whenever we hear the national anthem borrowed by the group, the Italian protest song Bella Ciao, we will invoke this philosophy. Pina explained: "First of all, this series is for entertainment, but there is an idea below." Doubts about the government, the central bank, and the financial system. . . . . . Unless the concept is brought up in an interesting narrative, it will not sink into it. Action genres used to be considered superficial, while social movies were boring and boring. Why not put these two concepts together?

Because the 2008 financial crisis created the stage for "Chain Heist", which is a global event, it is not surprising that this fable of escapism resonates widely. However, for Mott, when he was watching the news one night, the influence of the show spread to his home: "In the Mediterranean, a migrant ship tried to reach the coast of Spain. When they were rescued, they began to sing Bella Joe. Its stuff will always stay with me.

Despite receiving international acclaim, at the end of 2019, the UK was one of the few areas that did not appear in the top ten of Netflix. However, those who are late are best to catch up as soon as possible. Although Pina will not set an end date, it is obvious that Chanheist has been here for a long time, not long. He said: "We are here to tell anyone we need to tell in the shortest possible way." We are here shooting at close range, tirelessly emptying the magazine...We would rather the audience turn off the TV and the car. , Not out of boredom.

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