Mirzapur (TV series)

This article is about the television series. For Other uses, see Mirzapur (disambiguation).

Mirzapur
Genre	Crime Thriller Action
Created by	Karan Anshuman Puneet Krishna
Directed by	Karan Anshuman Gurmeet Singh Mihir Desai
Starring	see Cast section
Music by	Anand Bhaskar
Opening theme	"Mirzapur Theme Song"
Composer	John Stewart Eduri
Country of origin	India
Original language	Hindi
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	19 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers	Ritesh Sidhwani Farhan Akhtar Kassim Jagmagia
Cinematography	Sanjay Kapoor
Editors	Manan Ashwin Mehta Anshul Gupta
Running time	38–65 minutes
Production company	Excel Entertainment
Original release
Network	Amazon Video
Release	16 November 2018 (2018-11-16) – present

Mirzapur is an Indian Hindi-language action crime thriller television series created for Amazon Prime Video, by Karan Anshuman, who wrote the script along with Puneet Krishna & Vineet Krishna. Anshuman directed the first season of the series, along with Gurmmeet Singh and Mihit Desai, the latter of whom directed the second season. The series is produced by Rithesh Sidhwani and Farhan Akhtar of Excel Entertainment. ^[1] The story follows Akhandanand Tripathi (Pankaj Tripathi), also known as Kaleen Bhaiya, the mafia don and proverbial ruler of Mirzapur in the Purvanchal region of Uttar Pradesh. ^[2] In the first season, the main cast features Pankaj Tripathi, Shweta Tripathi, Divyendu Sharma, Ali Fazal, Vikrant Massey, Shriya Pilgaonkar, Rasika Dugal, Harshita Gaur and Kulbhushan Kharbanda. ^[3] The second season retains the principal cast from the first season, excluding Massey and Pilgaonkar, with new cast consisting of Vijay Varma, Isha Talwar, Lilliput, Anjum Sharma, Priyanshu Painyuli, Anangsha Biswas and Neha Sargam.

The series was filmed mostly across Uttar Pradesh, primarily shot in Mirzapur, and many locations which include Jaunpur, Azamgarh, Ghazipur, Lucknow, Raebareli, Gorakhpur, and Varanasi. Sanjay Kapoor served as the cinematographer, with Manan Mehta and Anshul Gupta edited the series. John Stewart Eduri composed the background score.

The first season of Mirzapur was released on 16 November 2018. ^[4] The series opened to positive response from audiences, while critics gave mixed reviews. ^[5] The performances of the cast members, particularly Pankaj Tripathi's, received rave response. ^[5] It eventually became the most popular web series in India, after Sacred Games . ^[6] The second season of Mirzapur was released on 23 October 2020. ^{[7] [8]} The third season of the show will be expected in 2024 as its cast is on its way. ^{[9] [10] [11]}

Premise

The iron-fisted Akhandanand Tripathi is a millionaire carpet exporter and the mafia don of Mirzapur. His son, Munna, is an unworthy, power-hungry heir who will stop at nothing to inherit his father's legacy. An incident at a wedding procession forces him to cross paths with Ramakant Pandit, an upstanding lawyer, and his sons, Guddu and Bablu. It snowballs into a game of ambition, power and greed that threatens the fabric of this lawless city.

Cast

Overview

Character	Portrayed by
		Season 1 (2018)	Season 2 (2020)
Akhandanand "Kaleen" Tripathi	Pankaj Tripathi	Main
Govind "Guddu" Pandit	Ali Fazal	Main
Vinay "Bablu" Pandit	Vikrant Massey	Main	Does not appear
Phoolchand "Munna" Tripathi	Divyenndu	Main
Beena Tripathi	Rasika Dugal	Main
Gajgamini "Golu" Gupta	Shweta Tripathi	Main
Satyanand Tripathi	Kulbhushan Kharbanda	Main
Swaragini "Sweety" Gupta	Shriya Pilgaonkar	Main	Does not appear
Devdatt "Dadda" Tyagi	Lilliput	Does not appear	Main
Bharat Tyagi/Shatrughan Tyagi	Vijay Varma	Does not appear	Main
Madhuri Yadav	Isha Talwar	Does not appear	Main

Main

• Pankaj Tripathi as Akhandanand Tripathi a.k.a. "Kaleen Bhaiya": He runs a carpet business along with the business of production of illegal guns (katta). He is a cunning and power-obsessed man, Satyanand's elder son, Beena's husband, and Munna's father.
• Divyenndu as Phoolchand Tripathi a.k.a. "Munna": Kaleen Bhaiya's son, Satyanand's grandson, and Madhuri's husband. He is obsessed with becoming the "King of Mirzapur" which leads to frequent arguments with his father, Akhandanand.
• Ali Fazal as Govind "Guddu" Pandit: Ramakant and Vasudha's elder son, Sweety's husband, and later Shabnam's lover. He wanted to be Mr. Purvanchal after winning the contest but later worked as an employee in Kaleen Bhaiya's illegal business of guns.
• Vikrant Massey as Vinay "Bablu" Pandit: Ramakant and Vasudha's younger son, who was excellent in studies and wanted to be an IAS Officer by clearing UPSC exam, but later worked as an employee in Kaleen Bhaiya's illegal business of guns. He later got shot by Munna on Akhandanand's order.
• Shriya Pilgaonkar as Swaragini "Sweety" Gupta Pandit: Parshuram's elder daughter, Golu's sister and Guddu's wife. She was a strong and independent woman.
• Kulbhushan Kharbanda as Satyanand Tripathi a.k.a. "Bauji": Former King of Mirzapur; Akhandanand's father and Munna's grandfather who is the patriarch of the Tripathi family. He is a ruthless and male-dominative man. He blackmailed Beena and coerced Radhiya to have sex with him.
• Lilliput as Devdatt Tyagi a.k.a. "Dadda": Bharat and Shatrughan's father, and Geeta's husband. He is a dealer of alcohol and stole motors and a powerful man of Bihar.
• Rasika Dugal as Beena Tripathi: Akhandanand's second wife, Satyanand's daughter-in-law and Munna's stepmother.
• Shweta Tripathi as Gajgamini "Golu" Gupta: A nerdy, intelligent college student who always reads books; Parshuram's younger daughter and Sweety's younger sister. Her character becomes more dark and violent when she sets to take revenge after Munna killed Bablu and Sweety.
• Isha Talwar as Madhuri Yadav Tripathi, Surya's daughter, Munna's wife. She becomes the CM of Uttar Pradesh after her father dies.
• Vijay Varma in a double role as twins Bharat Tyagi (Devdatt and Geeta's elder son, and Saloni's husband) and Shatrughan Tyagi (Devdatt and Geeta's younger son, and Golu's love interest)
• Amit Sial as Senior Superintendent of Police Ram Sharan Maurya, Special Officer assigned to Mirzapur

Recurring

• Harshita Shekhar Gaur as Dimpy Pandit: She is sweet, innocent, obedient and sharp Ramakant and Vasudha's daughter and Guddu and Bablu's younger sister, she was kidnapped by Munna to seek revenge from Guddu and Bablu. (Season 1-)
• Rajesh Tailang as Ramakant Pandit: A reputed and a loyal lawyer, Vasudha's husband and Guddu, Bablu and Dimpy's father (Season 1-)
• Sheeba Chaddha as Vasudha Pandit: Ramakant Pandit's wife and Guddu, Bablu and Dimpy's mother (Season 1-)
• Priyanshu Painyuli as Radheshyam 'Robin' Agarwal: Dimpy's fiancée. (Season 2-)
• Shaji Choudhary as Maqbool Khan, After Rati Shankar firstly Satyanand and now also Akhandanand's trusted henchman later turned enemy. (Season 1-)
• Aasif Khan as Babar Khan, Maqbool's nephew (Season 1–2)
• Abhishek Banerjee as Subodh. He is often called Compounder because he is a quack pharmacist. (Season 1)
• Brahma Mishra as Lalit, Munna Bhaiya's right-hand man (Season 1–2)
• Shahnawaz Pradhan as Superintendent of Police Parshuram Gupta, Golu and Sweety's father (Season 1-)
• Pramod Pathak as Jai Prakash "J.P." Yadav, younger brother of Chief Minister Surya Pratap Yadav (Season 1-)
• Shubrajyoti Barat as Rati Shankar Shukla: Bahubali of Jaunpur, Shakuntala's husband and Sharad's father also the rival of Tripathi's. (Season 1)
• Anjum Sharma as Sharad Shukla, Rati Shankar and Shakuntala's son. (Season 1-)
• Anil George as Lala; father of Shabnam and the maker and seller of opium. (Season 1-)
• Akash Singh Rajput as Daara: Shabnam's fiancé who gets shot by Munna Tripathi gang during their marriage reception (Season 1) Dead
• Shernavaz Jijina as Shabnam: Lala's daughter (Season 1-)
• Manu Rishi as Police IG Vishudanand Dubey (Season 1-)
• Prashansa Sharma as Radhiya: Tripathi family's house help who was assaulted by Munna and later Satyanand too. (Season 1-)
• Anangsha Biswas as Zarina a nightstand later PA of JP (Season 1-)
• Hemant Kapadia as Imran Alam (Season 1–2)
• Nitin Mahesh Joshi as Raja: the male servant of Tripathi family who had sex with Beena and was caught red-handed by Satyanand who punished and then ousted him from Tripathi Kothi. (Season 1–2)
• Paritosh Sand as Chief Minister (CM) Surya Pratap Yadav: Madhuri's father, CM of Uttar Pradesh and Munna's father in law. (Season 2)
• Meghna Malik as Shakuntala Shukla, Rati Shankar's wife and mother of Sharad. (Season 2-)
• Shrikant Verma as Mamaji, Dadda Tyagi's Brother-in-law and Geeta's brother (Season 2)
• Alka Amin as Geeta Tyagi: Devdatt's wife and Bharat and Shatrughan's mother (Season 2-)
• Neha Sargam as Saloni Tyagi: Bharat's wife and Geeta and Dadda's daughter in law (Season 2-)
• Santosh Bhokare as Police Officer Pandey
• Mukesh Bhatt as Haseena
• Dibyendu Bhattacharya as Doctor (Season 2)
• Rohit Tiwari as PA Anand (Season 2-)
• Ali Quli Mirza as Sheku Bhai: A hairdresser who gets killed by Guddu (Season 2)

Episodes

Series overview

Series	Episodes		Originally aired
1	9		16 November 2018 (2018-11-16)
2	10		23 October 2020 (2020-10-23)

Season 1

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External links

• Mirzapur at IMDb

No. overall	No. in series	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original release date
1	1	"Jhandu"	Karan Anshuman and Gurmeet Singh	Devdut Halder, and Karan Anshuman	16 November 2018 (2018-11-16)
Akhandanand Tripathi AKA Kaleen Bhaiya, the uncrowned king of Mirzapur, runs a drugs and arms business, under the guise of a carpet manufacturing company. One night, his son Phoolchand Tripathi AKA Munna Bhaiya who is known as the prince of mirzapur, accidentally kills a groom with celebratory gunfire while dancing at his wedding. Kaleen has a much younger wife, Beena Tripathi, who he continually fails to satisfy in bed. The family of the dead groom hires Ramakant Pandit, a fearless and idealist lawyer. Ramakant has 3 kids; Guddu, Bablu and Dimpy. They study in the same college as Munna. Guddu has a crush on Dimpy's close friend Sweety Which Munna also lust for, but he is too scared to ask her out. SP Parshuram informs Kaleen that his old rival Rati Shankar might be returning to Mirzapur and also about Munna's blunder. Kaleen tells his son to clean up his own mess. Munna goes to the lawyer's house to threaten him into rejecting the case. When Ramakant refuses to comply, Munna pulls a gun on him. This leads to a scuffle in which Ramakant and his family manage to beat up Munna and his goons. Kaleen decides to step in and he summons Ramakant's sons, who are dreading what the kingpin has in store for them.
2	2	"Gooda"	Gurmeet Singh and Mihir Desai	Puneet Krishna, Vineet Krishna, and Karan Anshuman	16 November 2018 (2018-11-16)
Kaleen is impressed by the fact that the Pandit brothers thrashed Munna despite knowing that he is Kaleen's son. He decides to offer them a job, shocking the brothers and Munna. After much pondering, they agree to work for Kaleen. Munna is angry with his father for not punishing Guddu and Bablu. They are given a bike and a pair of pistols. They are also told to talk their father into refusing the case. Pandit refuses to listen to his sons and asks them to leave. It is revealed that Sweety has a nerdy sister, Gajgamini "Golu" Gupta who is very close to Bablu and they both like each other, Golu always ask Sweety not be in a relationship with Munna because he is very violent also she supports Sweety to be with Guddu, and that their father is a corrupt cop who takes bribes from Kaleen. Munna is interested in Sweety, who refuses him constantly, despite his friend's threats and jibes. Guddu and Bablu force the dead groom's father to withdraw the case. Initially, they refuse, but when Guddu hangs the brother-in-law from the balcony, he agrees to withdraw the case. Rati Shankar, an old rival of Tripathi, sends a man to kill Munna. Munna survives and kills the man. Rati's son Sharad suggests his father take revenge when Tripathi isn't at Mirzapur.

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Non-English	Crayon Shin-chan Spin-off (2016–17) Happy Marriage!? (2016) Kamen Rider Amazons (2016–17) Ultraman Orb: The Origin Saga (2016–17) Baahubali: The Lost Legends (2017–20) The Idolmaster KR (since 2017) Inside Edge (since 2017) Laakhon Mein Ek (2017–19) Pushpavalli (2017) Tokyo Alice (2017) Tokyo Vampire Hotel (2017) You Are Wanted (since 2017) Banana Fish (2018) Breathe (2018) Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare (2018–21) Comicstaan (since 2018) Diablo Guardián (2018–19) Falco (2018) Hear Me Love Me (since 2018) Inspector Chingum (since 2018) Mirzapur (since 2018) The Remix (since 2018) Shaitaan Haveli (2018) Dani Who? (2019) De viaje con los Derbez (since 2019) El juego de las llaves (since 2019) The Family Man (since 2019) Four More Shots Please! (since 2019) Hernán (2019) Made in Heaven (since 2019) Afsos (since 2020) Ana (2020–23) Bandish Bandits (since 2020) Breathe: Into the Shadows (since 2020) El Candidato (since 2020) El Presidente (since 2020) How to Survive Being Single (since 2020) Inés of My Soul (since 2020) Pan y Circo (since 2020) Paatal Lok (since 2020) Shonan Junai Gumi (2020) Time Enna Boss!? (since 2020) The Last Hour (since 2021) Maradona: Blessed Dream (since 2021) The Masked Singer Japan (since 2021) September Mornings (since 2021) Tandav (since 2021) Alexia: Labor Omnia Vincit (2022) The Bad Guy (since 2022) Guilty Minds (since 2022) Kamen Rider Black Sun (2022) Miskina, Poor Thing (since 2022) Modern Love Mumbai (since 2022) Modern Love Hyderabad (since 2022) Modern Love Tokyo (since 2022) Modern Love Amsterdam (since 2022) Prisma (since 2022) Short Program (since 2022) Dahaad (since 2023) Farzi (since 2023) Greek Salad (since 2023) Happy Family: Conditions Apply (since 2023) Jubilee (since 2023) Modern Love Chennai (since 2023) 007: Road to a Million (since 2023) Indian Police Force (since 2024) Inspector Rishi (since 2024)
Ended	Betas (2013–14) Alpha House (2013–14) Bosch (2014–21) Gortimer Gibbon's Life on Normal Street (2014–16) Hand of God (2014–17) Mozart in the Jungle (2014–18) Red Oaks (2014–17) Ripper Street (2014–16) Transparent (2014–19) Good Girls Revolt (2015–16) Just Add Magic (2015–19) The Kicks (2015–16) Mad Dogs (2015–16) The Man in the High Castle (2015–19) One Mississippi (2015–17) Patriot (2015–18) Sneaky Pete (2015–19) Z: The Beginning of Everything (2015–17) The Collection (2016) Fleabag (2016–19) Goliath (2016–21) The New Yorker Presents (2016) Crisis in Six Scenes (2016) I Love Dick (2016–17) Jean-Claude Van Johnson (2016–17) The Last Tycoon (2016–17) The Tick (2016–19) American Playboy: The Hugh Hefner Story (2017) Comrade Detective (2017) Lore (2017–18) The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017–23) Britannia (2018) The Dangerous Book for Boys (2018) Forever (2018) Gangstars (2018) Homecoming (2018–20) The Romanoffs (2018) Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan (2018–23) Carnival Row (2019–23) The Expanse (2019–22) The Feed (2019) Free Meek (2019) Hanna (2019–21) Lorena (2019) Modern Love (2019–21) Too Old to Die Young (2019) Undone (2019–22) The Widow (2019) Gary Busey: Pet Judge (2020) Hunters (2020–23) Just Add Magic: Mystery City (2020) Loudermilk (2020) The Pack (2020) Small Axe (2020) Tales from the Loop (2020) Ted Bundy: Falling for a Killer (2020) Truth Seekers (2020) Utopia (2020) The Wilds (2020–22) World's Toughest Race: Eco-Challenge Fiji (2020) Back to the Rafters (2021) Fairfax (2021-22) The Great Escapists (2021) I Know What You Did Last Summer (2021) LuLaRich (2021) Luxe Listings Sydney (2021–22) Making Their Mark (2021) Panic (2021) Solos (2021) Tampa Baes (2021) Tell Me Your Secrets (2021) The Underground Railroad (2021) Unicorn Hunters (2021) With Love (2021–23) As We See It (2022) The Boys Presents: Diabolical (2022) Chloe (2022) Cosmic Love (2022) Dr. Seuss Baking Challenge (2022) The English (2022) Forever Summer: Hamptons (2022) Good Rivals (2022) The Kids in the Hall (2022) The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks (2022) A League of Their Own (2022) Night Sky (2022) The One That Got Away (2022) Paper Girls (2022) The Peripheral (2022) Phat Tuesdays: The Era Of Hip Hop Comedy (2022) Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles (2022; Japan only) Riches (2022) Ten Percent (2022) Three Pines (2022) Daisy Jones & the Six (2023) Dead Ringers (2023) Desperately Seeking Soulmate: Escaping Twin Flames Universe (2023) Harlan Coben's Shelter (2023) The Horror of Dolores Roach (2023) The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart (2023) Redefined: J. R. Smith (2023) The Ride (2023) Shiny Happy People: Duggar Family Secrets (2023) Swarm (2023) Wilderness (2023) My Man Is Cupid (2023–24) Expats (2024)
Upcoming	Citadel: Diana (2024) My Lady Jane (2024) Citadel: Honey Bunny (2024) Sausage Party: Foodtopia (2024) A Higher Calling (TBA) Anansi Boys (TBA) The Narrow Road to the Deep North (TBA)

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