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Earlier, talking to indianexpress.com, Mohanlal had explained how he surrenders himself to a filmmaker’s vision and does what’s asked of him with complete faith in his director.

“The series is about normal, everyday people pushed to the brink, deeply conflicted by the choices that have led them to the very dark places they find themselves in,” the official synopsis read.

Pearls are clutched, bodies alternately defiled and venerated; in one memorable scene, there is a literal ‘pardafaash’. A curtain is pulled to reveal a character swivelling menacingly on a chair, wearing dark glasses and smoking a cigarette, instantly revealing herself to be a double agent of sorts. Heeramandi is filled with unintentionally funny moments like this; moments and scenes straight out of a pulp potboiler that you’d purchase on a railway platform, or a film from the 1980s that you would tut-tut at. But plonked in the year 2024, devoid of any self-awareness or genre thrills — this is exploitation cinema, but Bhansali doesn’t realise it — Heeramandi can’t help but feel archaic. And no single scene captures the show’s outdated sensibilities more accurately than that outrageous one in episode seven.