Money Heist Season 4 dubbed in Hindi Netflix Review

 La Casa de Papel/Money Heist’s Season 4 Finale Ended on a Major Cliffhanger  

In the eighth episode, titled "Project Pares", everything reached its culmination. Colonel Alfonso Prito and Inspector Alicia Serra fell after torturing Rio in a secret facility in Algeria. The professor asked the reinforcements to explain how to rescue Lisbon from a police car and send her to testify in court. The thieves finally managed to control Gandia, and the freed bodyguard—"grab the heart"—killed Nairobi.

The thieves used Gandia to trick the police into sending a helicopter to evacuate him to safety. Instead, Marcela flew to Lisbon, who fell to reunite with the thief. But just when the gang thought they had turned a corner, Alicia found the professor's hiding place and pointed a gun at him. "Check your partner," she said.

The game is not over yet. Netflix has officially announced that the show will return to season 5, although this will be the last season of the series. We can't wait to see how the creators tied up many loose ends. But now, let's try to answer some of the biggest questions of Season 4.

How did Nairobi die on La Casa de Papel/Money Heist?

The fourth season of "Chain Heist" was found in the remaining places of the third season: Nairobi (Alba Flores) was just shot and killed by Alicia’s order, and the thieves were rushing her there Operate in a safe place. Despite losing their feed surgeon, Torquio (Osula Corbere) managed to remove the bullet and part of Nairobi's lungs to save her life. However, after Gandia (José Manuel Poga) let go, he took Nairobi hostage and tortured her. In episode 6, after making her look like she was surrendered in exchange for freedom, He shot her in the head. In a dreamlike state, Nairobi reunites with the other characters who died in the series: Oslo, Moscow and Belém.

                                                                                 

Fans reacted mixedly to Nairobi's death. On the one hand, they were destroyed. Nairobi-real name "Gata Jimenez"-is not only the core of a group of thieves, but the core of the entire show.

The winners of the Royal Spanish Mint set high standards for Chanheist (La Casa de Papel in Spanish) and stated that it became Netflix's most popular non-English series. Now, all eyes are on the fourth season of the crime thriller, and the stakes are higher than ever for the second part of Bank of Spain. By the end of last season, the project planner, Professor Alvaro Mott (Alvaro Mott) had completely lost control, and Nairobi (Alba Flores) bled to death. This new season also gives you an adrenaline pump, but just not consistent.

This time, Heist is not the professor’s original plan. There are not so many rules. Raquel Murillo (Ituno) is in custody. No one in the eight-person team can lead. The point is, it’s hard to say new team members. Are you competent for the task? All the chaos makes you guess, however, there is not a "ticking bomb" that keeps you on your toes. The maker seems to ignore the importance of "time", and because of the lack of urgency, you are not so excited. After a little while, it also started to feel a little nervous. I guess it is designed according to what the professor said in one of the episodes:'How about we forget common sense?

Non-linear scripts are not enough to stimulate this sense of urgency, and will only break the current tension that has built up. The visual effect though. Whether it is an international location or the amazing building of the Bank of Spain, most of the scenes are set up, and the visual effects are breathtaking. These are some of the strongest characters, but their madness, the novelty that kept suspense high in previous seasons, has worn off. There is an air of predictability. A fairly new character, Alicia Serra (Naivenimri), a pregnant police officer who refuses to play in the rulebook, tries to fill this vacuum.

                                                                                    

What you know about her is that she will go to extremes without hesitation and stand on the side of victory. When it comes to acting, there are a few high points: for example, watching the professor collapse, or being a beloved character, Leo (Miguel Herron) recalls his traumatic experience during police custody, or being one of the protagonists Encountering their fate... There is also a nasty character this season, the flashback of Berlin (Pedro Alonso). You can see why, as the performance of Palermo (Rodrigo de la Serna), even with the "villain's blindfold", it does not work effectively, as in Berlin.

Feminism continues to be the center stage of the show. In this male-dominated environment, there is almost no morality, the woman proves that she is fearless, and a man appears. Although some women are rebellious and face the patriarchy, they punch one or two punches without hesitation, but not all women are strong-willed. In the nervous Heist, it is admirable to see women and men coexist and be their own people. After the season really started, one of the hostages, Gandia (Jose Manuel Poga), also the head of security at the Bank of Spain, took center stage. The sequence between Gandia and Hyster's team is a bright spot. Strangely, Hyster no longer cares about money, and some people become thieves without motivation.

Initially it was the task of saving Rio, but it quickly reached the point where you were in a dilemma as to whether to support them. Under all these shortcomings, as a loyal supporter of the show for the past three years, the professor still likes it a little too much...and the creator of the show (Olyx Pina), who has had three consecutive nail-biting endings. It looks like another season is coming, but if there are any signs in season 4, it's best to ease expectations this time.