Housefull 3

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Mannan A @MannanAg Jun 29, 2025 Pretty average. Weakest movie of the five film franchise IMO. Still, it was fun in parts. See more Waniya S @RT99557891 Nov 9, 2024 Funny but nothing more to really write about See more Jun 10, 2022 Disappointing watch as nothing new to offer in the 3rd film in this franchise. See more Mar 18, 2021 Clearly Bachan has nothing better to do than be in a movie like this but at least the other two actors and the actresses kind of picked up the slack. Overall quite a waste of time though with a few funny moments. See more Nov 9, 2020 Utter non-sense.. Unfunny and waste of time See more Jan 12, 2017 I can't recollect the last time I watched a genuinely good Bollywood comedy - one that earned its laughs rather than pummelling its audience into submission with a sledgehammer. It was with great trepidation, thus, that I entered the cinema hall to watch Housefull 3; given Sajid-Farhad's less-than-enviable filmography, it was rather unlikely that their latest venture would be anything other than a cinematic Apocalypse. Needless to say, some - if not all - of my worst fears were confirmed. Housefull 3 is cheerfully crude, laboriously long and painfully pretentious. Most unforgivably though - the film is just flat-out boring. The underlying premise remains the same as that of the previous two installments - three boys and three girls manage to find themselves entangled in a ridiculously convoluted situation, largely thanks to the many dim-witted choices that they make over the course of the film. This is a film that brims with solid comic potential, and in the right hands this could have turned out to be one hell of a rollicking entertainer. There are a few gags that land their punches well enough - especially those that involve a lot of self-deprecation. All three leading men - Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh and Abhishek Bachchan - throw themselves wholeheartedly into their half-baked roles, and this earnestness helps propel the film forward. The ladies however remain woefully bereft of anything that even remotely resembles a well-crafted story arc. There was a time when I found myself pondering over what might have prompted Sajid Khan all those years ago to spell his franchise's name the way he did. Hark, the mystery stands resolved: the extra 'L' is for Ludicrity. See more Read all reviews

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