Fukrey 3

"Fukrey 3" is a delightful continuation of the beloved franchise, offering fans another hilarious and entertaining ride through the lives of our favorite Fukras. With its witty dialogue, charismatic performances, and vibrant storytelling, the film keeps audiences engaged from start to finish. One of the strongest aspects of "Fukrey 3" is its stellar ensemble cast, who bring their A-game to the table once again. Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Ali Fazal, Manjot Singh, and Richa Chadha deliver memorable performances, effortlessly reprising their roles and infusing the film with infectious energy and chemistry. The film's screenplay is razor-sharp, filled with clever humor and witty banter that keeps the laughs coming throughout. Director Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's keen eye for comedic timing and knack for storytelling shines through, as he weaves together a narrative that is both entertaining and engaging. Additionally, "Fukrey 3" offers a fresh and exciting storyline that builds upon the events of its predecessors while introducing new twists and turns. The film explores themes of friendship, ambition, and adventure, resonating with audiences on a deeper level while still maintaining its lighthearted charm. Visually, "Fukrey 3" is a treat for the eyes, with vibrant cinematography and lively settings that capture the essence of Delhi's bustling streets. The energetic soundtrack further enhances the film's atmosphere, perfectly complementing its tone and adding to the overall enjoyment. Overall, "Fukrey 3" is a must-watch for fans of the franchise and newcomers alike. With its winning combination of humor, heart, and hijinks, it delivers a thoroughly entertaining cinematic experience that is sure to leave audiences smiling long after the credits roll.

"Fukrey 3" is a delightful continuation of the beloved franchise, offering fans another hilarious and entertaining ride through the lives of our favorite Fukras. With its witty dialogue, charismatic performances, and vibrant storytelling, the film keeps audiences engaged from start to finish. One of the strongest aspects of "Fukrey 3" is its stellar ensemble cast, who bring their A-game to the table once again. Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Ali Fazal, Manjot Singh, and Richa Chadha deliver memorable performances, effortlessly reprising their roles and infusing the film with infectious energy and chemistry. The film's screenplay is razor-sharp, filled with clever humor and witty banter that keeps the laughs coming throughout. Director Mrighdeep Singh Lamba's keen eye for comedic timing and knack for storytelling shines through, as he weaves together a narrative that is both entertaining and engaging. Additionally, "Fukrey 3" offers a fresh and exciting storyline that builds upon the events of its predecessors while introducing new twists and turns. The film explores themes of friendship, ambition, and adventure, resonating with audiences on a deeper level while still maintaining its lighthearted charm. Visually, "Fukrey 3" is a treat for the eyes, with vibrant cinematography and lively settings that capture the essence of Delhi's bustling streets. The energetic soundtrack further enhances the film's atmosphere, perfectly complementing its tone and adding to the overall enjoyment. Overall, "Fukrey 3" is a must-watch for fans of the franchise and newcomers alike. With its winning combination of humor, heart, and hijinks, it delivers a thoroughly entertaining cinematic experience that is sure to leave audiences smiling long after the credits roll.

Laughing, funny, innocent

Story Acting comedy

The Fukrey gang is back sans Ali Fazal (who had now moved on to bigger things). Bholi Punjaban enters the race to become a politician but during a campaign run, Choochaa becomes an unlikely candidate and the gang rally to ensure his victory that involves diamonds, cheap petroleum and a trip to South Africa. The Fukrey series lost steam after the first film. The sequel that came out in 2017 could never live up to the incredible original. The primary reason is the ingenuity of the original; which was truly a breath of fresh air at the time. But the sequels including the third entry for most part recycle jokes and events from the earlier films. The only person who puts in some effort is Varun Sharma's Choochaa and to some extent, Pankaj Tripathi's Panditji. On the flipside, the sequels have kept me entertained. There isn't a single dull moment, even the dramatic elements have been drastically reduced. The only problem is the lack of originality. The first film was a complete package - an original, refreshing screenplay, excellent songs ft. an unlikely group of friends, who come together to make money. Fukr3y is more of the same but it still manages to entertain.

Insult to human intelligence and cheapest comedy I've ever had to endure!

It is a worthy successor of the 2 masterpieces ans a one time watch... nothing extraordinary but yea wont disappoint.

Not a whole lot of laughter compared to previous two editions but certainly good enough to watch in theatres at least once.

This is just an Indian version of the Jack Ass series. If you like sophomoric puerile humor and happen to be Indian (like all the positive reviewers) and want more cultural equity in film (equity applies at all levels), this is for you. Fair enough and why not. Perhaps with a few iterations they'll advance to better comedy The Hangover or Date Night.

'Fukrey 3' is a decently entertaining third installment that relies solely on its cast and their comic timing.