"The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" aptly embodies current world scenarios with powerful political statements. Hard-hitting disputes regarding Racism, Immigration, Equality are being debated with utmost sincerity. Controversial? Yes to some degree yet it may well be considered the boldest representation belonging to Superhero Fraternity thus far!

Earlier, I quite liked their relatively newer conceptions for 'WandaVision'. I found those to be audacious attempts to reinvigorate our beloved superhero figures! They had gone up a few notches on this occasion and created what looks to be a coalescence of Action, Drama, and Social Message altogether!

A zealous undertaking that shows a different point of view upon concurrent happenings all around the globe. It may sound preachy at certain moments; therefore, some people will be in unison and others would be infuriated. However, one couldn't disavow writers' continuing efforts to raise real-world problems through celebrated comic-book heroes these days!

Technically competent, this show starts right where we left off previously following the events of 'Endgame'. Falcon & Winter Soldier; both having ample opportunities to present their side of the story. By providing insights into their private lives and inner conflicts; the narrative lays down their unique characteristics more than anything else.

Anthony Mackie as Falcon and Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes have given utter commitments to their respective roles. In the meantime making those characters their very own! The supporting cast has been pretty good as well. In particular; Wyatt Russell as John Walker, Daniel Brühl as Zemo shall be mentioned.

Even with only Six episodes of 50 minutes duration each, it does become sluggish from time to time. Another big complaint lies within its inept writing on the chief antagonist 'Karli' played by Erin Kellyman. I find the emotional mainstay of this individual to be almost non-existent! As a result, we couldn't empathize with any of her reasons.

Lastly, word of advice; for the avid followers of Comic-book movies, the broader topic here might seem irrelevant and forcibly conducted. Although if you don't mind social matters being taken up in Superhero tales; don't worry, you would be having a good enough time.