Heeramandi Review: Sanjay Leela Bhansali's show is an opulent indulgence of ishq and inquilab
Date: 01-May-2024
Set against the backdrop of pre-Independence, the multi-starrer positions itself as one of the grandest series ever made in the country
Date: 01-May-2024
Heeramandi is the story of tawaifs (courtesans) residing in Heeramandi in old Lahore
Date: 01-May-2024
Putting stylised sets and material beauty as the second lead, Bhansali allows Moin Beg's concept to play the protagonist
Date: 01-May-2024
Manisha Koirala commands your attention from the first frame. She carries the attitude of a huzoor like a queen
Date: 01-May-2024
onakshi Sinha is in her element, blending sass, swag and menace. As Rehana and Fareedan, the actress transitions into a person we've never seen before
Date: 01-May-2024
Taha Shah Badussha is a revelation. Handsome, charming and brilliantly cast as Tajdar, he holds the pillars of Heeramandi strongly with the female star cast
Date: 01-May-2024
Aditi Rao Hydari is flawless as Bibbojaan who is gentle as a flower but has the fire of rebellion packed tightly in her heart
Date: 01-May-2024
Sanjeeda Shaikh as Waheeda has a remarkable graph. Angst, greed and injustice are embedded in her, but that doesn't make her a villain
Date: 01-May-2024
Richa Chadha might have a brief role but she's excellent
Date: 01-May-2024
The weakest link of Heeramandi is Sharmin Segal. The young actress is put in the centre of the story but she fails to bring out raw emotions
Date: 01-May-2024
The show is a slow-burn beauty that commands your attention without consuming your sensibilities