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The Great Balthazaar Analysis

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Mihaan Mandraker, The Great Balthazaar travelling to Mumbai from to perform his finest act. He is know for his finest magic act. Which considered as path breaking magical acts. He is famouse for his Act such As Shadows Playing Song : Where we see, he clone multiliple shadow from his original one with different instruments and those shadows are performing song. Next is Firefly to Rainbow Cards: Where we see, he prduce deck of colourfull cards, shred them into pieces and blow with air they turned into Firefly. Next Act in his spell is one of the exciting acts where he brings storytelling in his act. It 's called Magic of movie magic Where we see, Nightmare of small kid on stage and while watching that spellbound act audience unable to differentiate …show more content…

While travelling on train after long time he got time to seat quietly. Physically he moving forward in train, but mentally, in his subconscious mind memories are running down the track from past. Vikrant Mandraker is one of the finest Magician in India. When Vikrant comes know about N Shyamla smugglig drugs using Vikrants Logistics Ships then Vikrant Decide to expose them and announce The Great Houdini Box escape trick. He choose famouse bridge on Mandovi River in Goa, where N Shyamalan undock and hide their smuggled drugs. N Shyamalan confront to Vikrant and come to know that they are exposed. When N Shyamalan inform this to Sheldon Fernandes he found threat looming on his business. Shyamalan and Fernandes decide to kill him. Mihaan hear all conversation on phone, but its too late. Vikrant enter into box, box dropped into river. He promised to reappear in 57 seconds and break earlier record, but didn 't appear for next three minutes. Authorities started looking for his body but unable to recover it. Mihaan and his grandfather are deeply worried about Vikrant. After two days police inform Grandfather to come at Workshop. When Grandfather and Mihaan come to workshop they see

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