Fukrey 3

Don't go in theatre even not worthy to watch on OTT platform, inplace of that spent your time to watch other OTT shows, atleast don't spoil your weekend or your 3hrs of the day excluding your travel time to theatres. Don't go in theatre even not worthy to watch on OTT platform, inplace of that spent your time to watch other OTT shows, atleast don't spoil your weekend or your 3hrs of the day excluding your travel time to theatres. Don't go in theatre even not worthy to watch on OTT platform, inplace of that spent your time to watch other OTT shows, atleast don't spoil your weekend or your 3hrs of the day excluding your travel time to theatres.

The third installment of the successful comedy franchise Fukrey struggles to retain the charm of Fukrey (2013) and Fukrey Returns (2017) and hasn't been able to live up to the expectations. Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's direction was average and he was not able to deliver a compelling slapstick comedy this time due to its thin plot and mediocre writing.

The first half of the film starts off well and it has some entertaining moments that give several occasions of laughter. But the second half becomes a victim of lazy writing and it is comparatively less on humour & the witty one-liners rarely land. Then the story goes off-track and tries to showcase a serious issue of water supply in Delhi and also it has a disappointing climax too. After a point, the screenplay won't be able to hold viewers and humour also gets repetitive.

Varun Sharma in his tailor-made role as Choochaa and Pankaj Tripathi as Pandit ji delivers an entertaining performance. Both the actors keep the audience engaged with their impeccable comic timing. Pulkit Samrat and Manjot Singh were decent in their roles. Richa Chadha shines again as Bholi Punjaban and gave a good performance. All other supporting actors were just fine in their respective roles.

Direction 2.5/5 Acting 3/5 Dialogues 3/5 Story 2/5 Screenplay 2/5.

The movie will seem a bit haphazardly compiled from 2nd quarter. Flashback scenes take a lot of screentime. Whereas main story don't get enough time to have a proper buildup.

What seemed to me is, unlike many other poor performing sequel movies, Fukrey 3 did not lack a good story. Instead it lacked dialogue, direction and finally editing.

Actors acted perfectly according to direction. But an opportunity wasted by the director, since it's directors job to make and implement the whole masterpiece plan.

Pros: Funny scenes to make you giggle still exists because of Varun, Pulkit, Manjot and Pankaj ji and they are some genuine fun parts of the movie. So, to me this movie is not a 1 or 2. It gets a solid 3 out of 5.

The standard of comic movies is going downwards each day. Non veg jokes without any significance included where it was actually not required. I didn't like most of the scenes in 2nd half although first half atleast some. Choocha as usual tries to entertain using his third grade jokes, Lali with same humourless humour and Hunny as usual like taste of water in any curry. Pankaj Tripathi I can say is an actor whichever film he works gives his best and has a unique aura. Best suited for comic films. Richa was over acting most of the time trying to forcefully act as a punjaban kudi. Overall the film is good to watch when you are tired and need AC room to sleep.

Can't make you laugh. You wait till the end of movie and it doesn't come. Conclusion: "Drenched in Regret" is a perfect example of how not to make a film. Its lackluster storyline, poor acting, and failed attempts at humor leave audiences feeling like they've been caught in a never-ending rainstorm of disappointment. Perhaps it's best to leave this movie shipwrecked and seek out something that won't make you regret spending your time and money on it.am left with no choice but to give it a dismal 1-star rating. The poor story, abysmal acting, and unfunny jokes all contribute to this sinking ship of a movie.