Saas bahu aur flamingo story

Early on in In the world of director Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo, the men are clowns while the women are badass. At the centre of the series stands the matriarch Savitri (a compelling Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo are pathetic duds. This is why we get cross-cut shots showing Savitri’s coddled sons Harish (Ashish Verma) and Kapil (Varun Mitra) stopping on their way home from the airport to wrestle in the mud and spit childish insults at each other. Meanwhile, the women are shown fighting off an attack on the haveli in which their opponents are burly men who are twice their size. By the time Harish and Kapil reach home, the women have cleaned up the haveli enough for the returning sons to notice nothing. Men as Footnotes Much of the show’s humour is derived from Kapil and Harish’s dumbfounded amazement at the women’s assured steering of a drug cartel and their own useless masculine posturing. While many of the jokes at their expense can be seen as commentary on male entitlement, Adajania’s male characters quickly begin to resemble caricatures. Harish’s disturbing addiction issues become just as much a punchline as his promiscuity or his misconception that he is a competent heir to Savitri’s Rs. 500-crore empire. The few moments of vulnerability that he and Kapil show – both brothers are worried about their mother dealing with trauma on her own and are reluctant to leave her behind and go to America on their own – feel jarring. What we see of them otherwise doesn’t suggest they’re capa...

Ratings - 4/5 Helmed by Homi Adajania, penned by Saurav Dey, Karan Vyas, Nandini Gupta, and Aman Mannan and directed by Homi Adajania, the 8-episode series Saas Bahu Aur Flamingo is not for faint-hearted people. This one dark, action-packed and lustful drama created around a dysfunctional family, running the biggest drug cartel. Set in an alternate universe where morality is twisted and betrayal are deadly, a matriarch Savitri (Dimple) runs her dystopian world fearlessly and apologetically. But soon Savitri’s survival hangs in balance as her rivals plot against her and plans to destroy her world. The story of the series revolves around the matriarch Savitri (played by Kapadia), her daughters-in-law, Bijli and Kajal, and her daughter Shanta (Radhika), the team runs a full functional drug cartel. Savitri runs Rani Cooperative which, on the surface, deals in textiles and handicrafts but in reality, it is producing cocaine, popularly known as Flamingo. Savitri has two biological sons, who are not part of the business, in fact, they are not even aware of the cartel, plus an adopted son, who is morally weak, finds himself falling for Savitri’s daughter. Deepak Dobriyal, the other end of the spectrum, a hardcore serial killer, lusting after Savitri’s empire, launches a full-throttle attack on her. What follows next makes the story for the series. Saas Bahu Aur Flamingo will definitely get love and appreciation by the audience, as each character has their own journey of self-disco...

Saas Bahu Aur Flamingo Ending Explained The ending of Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo is quite complicated and leaves several questions unanswered. The final task involves Proshun, who has been captured after discovering that drugs were being smuggled via the stomachs of goats. Savitri, the matriarch of Rani Cooperative, decides to choose her successor based on who manages to deal with this situation in the best way possible. She gives all the contenders one last chance to prove their worth by killing Proshun. Dhiman steps up to do the task, but Savitri stops him as she realizes that Proshun has something important to say to her in private, which can save everyone. Kajal, one of the villains, suggests that Savitri should not listen to Proshun, but Savitri advises everyone to leave the holding cell, and they oblige because she is still the leader. However, moments after they leave, Proshun injures Cheema, arrests Savitri, and escapes with her in a jeep. The rest of the family chases after them, and it ends with Savitri and Proshun's car crashing into the river, and it appears that both of them died. The show does not reveal what Proshun wanted to say to Savitri, but later on, it is revealed that Proshun aided in faking Savitri's death. It is unclear why he suddenly decided to side with Savitri, though. The show leaves this as a mystery, possibly to be revealed in a potential second season. The subplot involving Kajal's revenge is also resolved in the final episode. Kajal, who is re...

A contemporary perspective on the conflict between a strong-willed mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law, with a particular emphasis on the power dynamics between them.The story of Saas, Bahu aur Flamingo revolves around a very strong and powerful woman, lovingly called as Rani Ba, played by Dimple Kapadia, her two daughters-in-law played by Isha Talwar and Angira Dhar and her daughter played by Radhika Madan, who are involved in the illegal production and trade business of a drug called Flamingo, without the knowledge of the two sons of Rani Ba who have just returned from the United States. A death in a Mumbai nightclub caused by Flamingo use sparks an investigation to determine who is responsible for the production and distribution of Flamingo in the country. Cast & Crew According to the first two episodes of Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo, there is definitely something interesting in the works, although the episodes in question leave a lot to be desired. The premise and setting are the driving forces that keep one engaged on the show for a little longer. Saas, Bahu, and Flamingo is currently available on Disney+ Hostsar.

By Anindita Mukherjee: When the name Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo first came about, many thought this was going to be another bittersweet tale of a typical mother-in-law and daughter-in-law story. And something to do with an element called ‘Flamingo’. But when we saw the trailer, we realised that Dinesh Vijan’s production house has brought to its viewers a solid content that’s fully 'loaded'. In the truest sense. That’s Homi Adjania’s directorial, Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo for you. Saas, Bahu Aur Flamingo begins in a small town in the fictional town of Rujh. It is led by women. No, we aren’t talking about monarchy here. Savitri AKA Rani Baa, played by Dimple Kapadia, heads a cocaine business and supplies a drug called Flamingo. The chemical formula is known only to her daughter, Radhika Madan (Shanta). Her daughters-in-law, Kajal (Angira Dhar) and Bijlee (Isha Talwar) are both her right hands in the drug racket that also aims at empowering the women of their village. Rani Baa takes great pride in what she does and has built an empire for herself. Which, of course, is in the prying eyes of her haters. When it comes to acting, the entire series is a 10-on-10. Every nitty-gritty has been given the utmost attention. The detailing will mighty impress you - be it costumes, oxidised jewellery or tattoos. The women in the series have a dialect that’s best known to them. The moment any character mouths a word, the prep shows. For instance, Dimple Kapadia, who has forever proven what a gre...