Jatt & Juliet 3

This movie is made out of a crooked storyline tied together following the other two movies which were hit because of raw and goofy comedy in them. It delivers on the humor part but there are misrepresented behaviours and useless speeches given where they "try" to give a good "message" in the movie but really this movie is just a hit because Diljit is trending for his music and concerts.

It's okay to watch if you want to pass time and see it for the bits of comedy in it. Most songs aren't really good, alchohol use is promoted at times, and there are toxic behaviours reinforced or just straight out rooted in the storyline.

Sort of a waste of time overall :(

Saw this with great enthusiasm but i must say the third installment in this epic comedy was the worst of the lot. It is plainly incomprehensible that when you have the biggest budget and the biggest artists of the industry at your disposal how can you make such a disaster.

The punches are lame, the screenplay and story are worst part of this film. The initial 40 minutes of movie are fun to watch but the latter part was very hard to watch. I could barely finish the movie.

This is not expected the writer and director should watch it themselves to understand where they failed to deliver we need better.

I seldom review for IMDb but, after watching Jatt & Juliet 3, I felt motivated to warn prospective viewers against this movie. I enjoyed Jatt & Juliet 1 and 2, and I find both Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa to be very charismatic, so I naively went to the cinema to watch the third installment with the expectation of a having a good time.

Unfortunately, it felt to me like the movie was two hours too long. The stars fell in love with each other within the first ten minutes, and the obstacles set up to impede the development of their relationship felt forced. Thus, for much of its length, I thought that the movie was merely delaying the obvious, despite the fact that there might or might not be a twist at the end.

At times, the movie was aggravating due to the characters' constant lying, shouting, and arguing. At other times, it was simply boring. There was also a scene where two brothers use blackface to deceive two women of African descent into going out with them. You might expect such a scene in a 1924 movie but not in a 2024 one.

Another commenter found it surprising to see Diljit Dosanjh in such a tedious movie at this stage of his career. I agree. The charming actor has appeared in many other movies that are far superior.

What a waste script... travelling to a foreign country is shown like travelling from a city to your native village.. Why punjabi film industry is so immature in writing.. why punjab police have to wear uniform in a foreign country? How shampy reached UK in no time as Visa take month?

Ridiculous.. This director sucks with every movie he make.

Better he should make some tv show like saas bahu.. And why every second movie casting Neeru Bajwa..

Her punjabi have that canadian accent.. Neeru ji please retire...

And the music... it was there, I guess. It didn't really match what was happening on screen.

The movie's storyline is weak, and the humor often misses the mark. Shampy and his duddy are underutilized and fail to bring the necessary charm to the screen. Jaswinder Bhalla's absence is strongly felt, as his presence might have added the much-needed comedic touch. The new characters, despite their efforts, fall flat and do not manage to engage the audience effectively. Additionally, the film is peppered with random song sequences that seem out of place and disrupt the narrative flow. While there are a few scenes that elicit laughter, many others make no sense at all, leaving the audience confused and disengaged. Overall, the movie struggles to find its footing and delivers a disjointed experience. I would not recommend it, as it lacks the cohesion and entertainment value one might expect. Bring back Anurag Singh.