If you’re a Gangs of Wasseypur fan waiting since eternity for the gangster drama’s third part, OpenAI’s GPT-4 has come to your rescue. So far, it seems to knock every single prompt out of the park and this one’s no exception. There are no official plans from the makers regarding Part 3. However, GPT-4 is ready with a script so good it could possibly convince them to go out and make it happen.
Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs of Wasseypur 1 & 2 changed the landscape of independent films in India and developed its own cult following. GPT-4’s script for the third part is titled The Final Chapter, and it takes place a few years after the first two films’ events. It also provides a fitting conclusion to the epic Indian gangster saga. We even asked the AI language model some pressing “What If?” questions we had about Gangs of Wasseypur 1 & 2.
OpenAI’s GPT-4 writes an explosive script for Gangs of Wasseypur Part 3: The Final Chapter
Gangs of Wasseypur 3: The Final Chapter is set five years after the second part, according to GPT-4. The power dynamics have changed and yet the old rivalries seem to fuel the new players. Two main young characters are introduced in this script: Danish Khan’s son Zubair and Faizal Khan’s daughter Razia.
Zubair seeks to avenge his father’s death by rising through the ranks and consolidating power. His gang clashes with Akram, a newcomer rival in Wasseypur. Their conflicts escalate the violence in the town, leading to blood-riddled clashes.
Meanwhile, Razia wants to stay away from her father’s violent legacy. Working with local politics and charity work, she struggles with her identity. She decides to use her father’s journal to expose the truth about Wasseypur’s criminal underworld and bring an end to the violence.
Razia and Zubair join hands to take down Akram using their combined intelligence and resources. The final battle results in massive bloodshed and another shuffle in power. The surviving gang members of Wasseypur are all arrested as Zubair leaves to start a new life.
On the other hand, Razia continues her work in politics and charity hoping to make a positive impact on the local community.
Asking GPT-4 some “What If?” questions on Gangs of Wasseypur
Apart from asking GPT-4 to write a full-fledged script outline for Gangs of Wasseypur 3, we also asked some burning questions we had about the original films. What if Faizal had killed Ramadhir Singh earlier in the film? Or what if SP Sinha was informed about Ramadhir’s coup and survived?
GPT-4 thinks killing Ramadhir earlier would have led to more violence in Wasseypur with rival gangs fighting over the power vacuum. Faizal’s actions would have resulted in grave consequences for his friends and family.
Furthermore, SP Sinha surviving Ramadhir’s coup would have altered the dynamic between the Khans and Ramadhir. This is because GPT-4 believes Ramadhir would not be as powerful without the coup.
Impact of the original Gangs of Wasseypur films
Released in 2012, the two-part series was directed by Anurag Kashyap and starred a talented ensemble cast including Manoj Bajpayee, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, and Richa Chadda.
The films were praised for their gritty and realistic portrayal of gang warfare in the small town of Wasseypur. Gangs of Wasseypur emphasized the complex web of relationships and alliances that existed between the various criminal factions.
Finally, Anurah Kashyap's blood and soil gangster epic, Gangs of Wasseypur has made it to the Guardian's top 100 greatest films of the 21st century so far. The first and only Indian film to grace this list.https://t.co/qatBZdTMy4
— Arnav Das Sharma ارنو داس (@arnav_d) September 13, 2019
Despite not performing well commercially, the films have become cult classics and a benchmark for Indian cinema. GPT-4’s script for Gangs of Wasseypur 3 surely captures the essence of the original films’ writing.
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