Shefali Shah's Delhi Crime 3 Streaming Now: Catch the New Season on Netflix at This Time

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The widely praised Delhi Crime returns for its third season on Netflix. The web series revolves around the dark reality of a massive human trafficking network. The plot is inspired by the real-life Baby Falak case of 2012. DIG Vartika Chaturvedi, reprised by Shefali Shah, and her core team unravel a vast, nationwide criminal empire driven by fear and profit.

The New Case: Unraveling the Human Trafficking Network

The storyline for Delhi Crime’s third season begins with the discovery of a baby abandoned by an anonymous person. However, it quickly escalates into a probe that exposes a vast, nationwide trafficking network.

DIG Vartika Chaturvedi starts connecting the dots between a system built on fear and profit and the disappearance of newborn babies. As her investigation deepens, she finds clues that point to a notorious criminal mastermind. In this new case, Vartika and her team have to race against time to carry out this dangerous operation.

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Returning Cast and New Antagonist 'Badi Didi'

The core cast of Delhi Crime returns for its third season on Netflix. Shefali Shah comes back with her celebrated role as DIG Vartika Chaturvedi (Madam Sir). Rasika Dugal is back as Neeti Singh, and Rajesh Tailang returns as Inspector Bhupendra Singh. They form the central investigative team.

The season introduces a formidable new antagonist, ‘Badi Didi.’ Huma Qureshi joins the cast to play this new character. Badi Didi is the invisible, ruthless mastermind behind the extensive human trafficking network. The new season will feature more than just a physical face-off between Vartika and Badi Didi.

With the return of the central cast and the inclusion of Huma Qureshi as the powerful new antagonist, 'Badi Didi,' Delhi Crime Season 3 is set to deliver an intense, psychological face-off. Vartika and her team have to race against time to stop the brutal operation and ensure that the mastermind of the human trafficking network is brought to justice.

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