The Fame Game Series Review: Madhuri Dixit has made her OTT debut with ‘The Fame Game’ that has been streaming n Netflix from 25th February 2024. Let us see The Fame Game Review.
Cast: Madhuri Dixit, Sanjay Kapoor, Manav Kaul, and Others
Director: Bejoy Nambiar and Karishma Kohli
Producers: Karan Johar, Somen Mishra
Editor: Monisha R. Baldawa
The Fame Game Story
Anamika Anand (Madhuri Dixit) is a popular actress in the Bollywood industry but sadly she is fading away due to the competition from youngers. While returning from a high-profile awards function, Anamika goes on missing. ACP Shbha Trivedi (Raajshri Deshpande) is given the responsibility of finding her. During the investigation, so many aspects regarding Anamika’s past come out. What are those aspects and will the cops find Anamika? is the basic plot of The Fame Game series.
The Fame Game Series Review: Positive Aspects
- Without Madhuri Dixit, the show would have been quite disappointing. Madhuri looks gorgeous and plays a role that she has experienced in her movie career
- Sanjay Kapoor is very good in his role and shines throughout
- Manav Kaul and Rajshri Deshpande are good in their respective roles
- The initial two episodes out of eight episodes create a god impact
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The Fame Game Series Review: Negative Aspects
- Each and every character has a backstory that is not new to the audience and the length of these backstories is quite long
- The emotions are not that strong and when Madhuri is not on the screen then the drama lacks pace and diverts the audience’s attention
The Fame Game Review: Technical Aspects
Bejoy Nambiar and Karishma Kohli have set up the story which looks quite interesting. They have also made the role of Madhuri Dixit quite well but so many flashbacks spoil the fun. The camera work, BGM, dialogues, and production values are quite effective.
Conclusion
Concluding The Fame Game Series Review, the series has a relatable premise. Madhuri Dixit made a stunning OTT debut and carries the complete show on her shoulders. The excessive length, many subplots, and dull climax make fall the graph.
