Drishyam 3: What to Expect from the Grand Finale and Its Potential Clash with SRK’s King

Drishyam 3 is set to conclude the thriller franchise with high drama, emotional depth, and a cerebral finale—possibly clashing with SRK’s King.

By Saivya Singh 15 Jun 2025 in Bollywood

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Drishyam 3: What to Expect from the Grand Finale and Its Potential Clash with SRK’s King

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As anticipation builds for Drishyam 3, fans are gearing up for what could be the most thrilling and emotionally satisfying installment in the franchise. Helmed once again by Jeethu Joseph and starring Ajay Devgn as the ever-calculated Vijay Salgaonkar, this third chapter is expected to deliver a gripping conclusion to one of Indian cinema’s smartest crime thrillers.

The Drishyam series has always stood out for its razor-sharp writing, grounded performances, and unpredictable twists. With Drishyam 2 ending on a tense note, where Vijay disposes of the body and the police remain one step behind, Drishyam 3 is expected to tie up all loose ends. The upcoming film will likely dive deeper into the psychological cost of Vijay’s actions—not just on him, but on his family, as well as the relentless IG Meera Deshmukh (Tabu), who still seeks justice for her son. Jeethu Joseph has hinted that the third part will mirror the Malayalam and Hindi versions' timelines, culminating simultaneously in a dual-language release, adding a unique cinematic touch.

What also makes Drishyam 3 a high-stakes release is its possible box office clash with Shah Rukh Khan’s much-hyped action thriller King, reportedly directed by Siddharth Anand and co-starring his daughter Suhana Khan. While King promises a slick, high-octane espionage world, Drishyam 3 offers a cerebral, emotional payoff—setting up a rare showdown between two entirely different storytelling styles and superstars at the peak of their powers.

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If executed with the precision that the franchise is known for, Drishyam 3 could not only deliver closure to Vijay’s saga but also cement its place as one of Indian cinema’s most iconic trilogies.