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It felt unnecessarily bloated, convoluted, trying so hard to be empathetic, intelligent like a collection of clichés instead of a real story. Everything was forced, death turned into melodrama, fight club style conflict, random insomnia disorder, toxic attraction dressed up as depth, overacted love or hate dynamics. None of it unfolded naturally. It seemed like they just had a vague idea, some familiar actors, and producers backing it, so they stitched together a time pass film. There was nothing authentic to feel, no organic story to discover, just empty performances wrapped in forced seriousness.

I mean, the title itself says it all, "Housefull of flies!" These people have zero knowledge of storytelling, filmmaking, or anything remotely close to what you'd call a film. And somehow, they're shelling out 240 crores budget for this? Seriously? This film shouldn't even get 10 lakhs.

It honestly makes me cringe, disgusted, to see people rating such nonsense films so highly. And these actors? I don't even have the words. How shameful is it to be part of something that has nothing and on top of that, deliver horrendous acting?

It's literally dog-eats-dog, as some say. They're all just hyping each other up and patting backs for mediocrity after mediocrity. If you have no clue about acting, storytelling, or filmmaking, please, pick another profession and let people who care actually make films.

This isn't comedy anymore, it's worse than even the most basic slapstick made with minimal setups in some rural African country out there online. And those folks probably still have more cinematic understanding than this bunch.

Seriously, who even made these people actors, actresses, or filmmakers? They're just taking audiences for a ride, milking the system with zero accountability. This isn't just bad filmmaking, it's filmmaking apathy.