A
House Full of Fools and Liars!
 |
| Image Coutesy: 1.
wikimedia.org |
Reviewer’s
Thumb Mark
If your gang of
friends say ‘Chalo Bhahar Latakte hi’ (Let’s Hang Out) and it includes watching
Sajid-Farhaad’s Housefull 3 then ‘Thandi Waali Dawa Le Lo’ (Take a Chill Pill)
because I am sure you will ‘Paal Pos Ke Upar Jaa’ ‘Grow Up’ not to watch the
next sequel even if someone points a pistol on your temple. By now you would
have understood the lingo used in this funny caper and I am sure you would have
gone ‘Akrot’ I mean ‘Nuts’.
Even after watching
the first two Housefulls you are still not able to ‘Kaamwaali Gayi Kaamwali
Gayi’ (Let Bygones be Bygones) then ‘Naukri Neeche’ (Calm Down) and Taang Uthake
(a song in this movie) go and watch this nonsensical film.
 |
| Image Courtesy: catchnews.com |
Batuk Patel (Boman
Irani) an Indian Gujrati business tycoon settled in London has three ‘Maals’
(Daughters) that’s how Sandy aka Sundi (Akshay Kumar) one of the boyfriend of
these heiresses address them. The three ‘Maals’ Ganga (Jacquueline Fernandez), Jamuna
(Lisa Hyadon) and Saraswati (Nargis Fakhri) according to their Dad are the
sanskari daughters but on the contrary they don’t hesitate to party whole night
Taang Uthake with their friends. To add more fun, that’s what poor guys
(Sajid-Farhaad) believe that they have done, these sanskari girls will bring
ill-luck to the family as per Aakhri Pasta (Chunky Pandey) a restaurateur who agrees to
be an Astrologer for Batuk Patel to earn quick money. According to Aakhri Pasta
the moment the ‘Maals’ join in a holy wedlock that will be the ‘Aakhri Din’
(last day) for their father.
 |
| Image Courtesy: urbanasian.files.wordpress.com |
To counter Aakhri
Pasta’s planetary warnings and to appease their conservative Dad the bimbettes
and their equally dumb boyfriends – footballer Sandy (Akshay Kumar), Car Racer
Teddy (Riteish Deshmukh) and a Raper Bunty (Abhshek Bachchan) decides to act as
paraplegic, blind, and mute, respectively. Then on, Batuk Patel’s London
mansion becomes a house full of fools and liars.
Joining the mad caper
is our own Jaggu Dada (Jackie Shroff) as Urja Nagre (an erstwhile Mumbai Don) and
unfortunately he doesn’t live up to his name and fails to add any urja (energy)
to the already depleting urja of the poor viewers.
 |
| Image Courtesy: indianexpress.com |
In
short, Housefull has a poorly written script and also has lowered the quality
of the genre the movie claims to be. It’s
true that the actors try hard but are in vain and you won’t dare to say that ‘Woh
Mere Seb Ki Aannkh hai’ (He is the apple of my eye). Well, if you still want to
go and watch Housefull 3, then on your return stop at the roadside eatery
Aakhri Pasta at London Rasta to ensure you forgive these ‘Bandook ke Bachche’
(Son of a gun) and treat ‘Kaamwaali Gayi Kaamwali Gayi’ (Let Bygones be Bygones).
I am sure you won’t want to remember
that ‘Lambi Gaadi Ke Peeche’ (Long time Ago) you saw such a horrible movie.
Life
Connoisseur Movie Rating: 1/5
Cast:
Akshay kumar (Sandy aka Sundi), Abhishek Bachchan (Bunty), Riteish Deshmukh (Teddy),
Jacqueline Fernandez (Ganga), Lisa Haydon (Jamuna), Nargis Fakhri (Saraswati),
Boman Irani (Batuk Patel), Jackie Shroff (Urja Nagre), Chunkey Pandey (Aakhri
Pasta)
Genre:
Psychological
Thriller
Directors:
Sajid-Farhaad
Producer:
Sajid Nadiadwala
Written
by:
Sajid-Farhaad
Screenplay:
Sajid-Farhaad; Additional Screenplay:
Rajan Agarwal
Story:
K. Subash
Music
by:
Sohail Sen, Mika Singh, Sharib-Toshi, Tanishk Bagchi, Milind Gaba
Cinematography:
Vikas Sivaraman
Edited
by:
Steven Bernard
Production:
Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment
Distributor:
Eros Internatonal
Release
Date: 3rd june, 2016
Duration:
145 Minutes
Language:
Hindi
No comments:
Post a Comment