Arshad Hussain

A completely useless movie — one of the worst I’ve seen, right up there with the recent string of Bollywood flops. The film seemed like a desperate attempt to cram in as many actors as possible, hoping star power alone would carry the story. Unfortunately, it didn’t. Several actors were just there for show — some didn’t even have a single dialogue! What was the point of including them at all? The plot was all over the place, with no real direction or logic. Scenes dragged on without meaning, and it felt like the filmmakers were just buying time. The writing was lazy, and the humor (if any) was forced and unfunny. There was no emotional connection, no thrill, and definitely no reason to sit through it till the end. By the time the movie ended, I was just relieved it was over. Even Housefull 4, which I didn’t particularly enjoy, felt more entertaining and coherent in comparison. That says everything about how low this film has set the bar. A waste of time, talent, and money.

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