While Mirzapur season 3 has received mixed to negative reviews for not meeting expectations, one character, Saloni Tyagi aka Saloni Bhabhi, has captured a lot of attention and admiration from fans on social media.
When Mirzapur 3 returned after a four-year hiatus, viewers expected discussions about plot twists, violence, and power dynamics.
Unexpectedly, Saloni Bhabhi, a character who went unnoticed in season 2, gained popularity in season 3, especially due to her intimate scenes with Vijay Varma’s character.
Neha Sargam, who portrays Saloni Bhabhi, has been hailed as India’s latest ‘national crush’ for her portrayal.
The ‘bhabhi’ trope holds a special allure for Indian men, often symbolizing the forbidden or taboo. This dynamic has been a staple in Bollywood and pop culture for years, from adult comics like Savita Bhabhi to mainstream films and shows.
In Mirzapur 3, Neha Sargam’s portrayal of Saloni Bhabhi emerged as a standout surprise in an otherwise lackluster season.
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