Murder Mubarak Ending Explained: Who Killed Anshul?

So guys, Murder Mubarak has been released on the Netflix app with a very big star cast, and today we are going to discuss a little about the ending of this movie. Yes, if you want to avoid spoilers, then watch this movie first.

First of all, we come to know that the murderer is Kaashi because he is very angry at Anshul because Anshul is in love with Bambi, but later we come to know that Bambi makes a real confession that Kaashi did not kill Anshul; rather, Bambi has killed because their marriage was completely loveless; they just wanted to be a perfect couple in front of the world, mostly Bambi wanted to be, but there was no love at all in their marriage.

One day, Bambi finds out that Anshul loves the maid she once helped. Anshul wants to divorce Bambi because of this. On their anniversary, they have a big fight that turns physical. Bambi, in anger and fear of ruining their perfect image, uses a statue to accidentally kill Anshul. With Guppie's help, she hides the body. But then, the bus Anshul was supposed to take gets into an accident by chance.

So the main thing we come to know is that the real murderer is not Kaashi but Bambi, but in the story, Kaashi also has a secret unveiled in the ending scene. In typical murder mystery fashion, directors often add a small twist at the end to leave the audience with a sense of surprise. Similarly, in this story, the director might be hinting at a shock value related to Kaashi's girlfriend. It's possible that the Bengali girlfriend Kaashi mentions repeatedly could be a real person, and Kaashi might have used her name to imply to Bambi that he also has a girlfriend.

So a redemption type; maybe he has lied, but we get to see a small trope in Kaashi's character too. We also get to know one thing about Yash's character: he loved Bambi very much; he used to stalk her, he used to make inappropriate videos of her, and Bambi also got him killed. 

Leo Matthews played a key role in the story, blackmailing everyone by holding their secrets. Ultimately, Bambi, under the influence of Pico, ended up killing Leo.

So these are some of the main stories that we get to know, and at the same time we get to know that the character of Karisma Kapoor had a son in the orphanage whom she gave birth to at the age of 16, but so that it does not affect his career, her mother did not even let her see her daughter and gave her to the orphanage, and hence she was donating to the orphanage for 20 years so that her son remains safe there, but in the end some photos are found on Leo's laptop. From which we come to know that the lame staff member shown to us in the orphanage, who used to live there in his childhood, is actually the son of Karishma Kapoor.

"Murder Mubarak" drops some major bombshells that keep you glued to the screen. It's a decent murder mystery flick, especially if you're into that sort of thing. Just keep your expectations in check, and you'll enjoy it.

The last hour is where things really pick up, as is typical with these kinds of movies. If you've watched "Murder Mubarak," share your thoughts, and if there's anything I missed, feel free to let me know.

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