Housefull 4 Review
The plot of Housefull 4 is based in 1419, the same year as the original. It stars Rajkumar Bala, Bobby Deol, Riteish Deshmukh, and Kriti Kharbanda. The film is an unforgiving farce with no sense of humor. It’s like watching the same movie over, except now it’s just a bit too cliched.
The comedy elements of the film are too out-of-control to work in the first place, and there is no point in watching the film if you want a good laugh. HOUSEFULL 4 is a miserably flawed spoof that fails to deliver on its promise. The screenplay is hollow and the writing is void of substance. The result is a film that will crash at the box office, despite the film’s surprisingly high level of production values. However, given the festive season and extended weekend, it could still make a modest Rs. 100 crore mark.
The story, by Sara Bodinar and Sajid Nadiadwala, is drab and lacks spark. The screenplay by Aakash Kaushik and Madhur Sharma is utterly mediocre, and serves to spoil the film. It’s a cultural product of its time and a little bit of humour. It’s also a cultural product of its time, and it doesn’t deserve any criticism or serious consideration.
Despite being a remake of the acclaimed Housefull franchise, the movie is not worth seeing. While the film has some funny moments and isn’t terribly serious, it’s a forgettable reincarnation comedy. While the comedy is mild and entertaining, it’s often cliched and predictable. It’s easy to see why it didn’t find a place on the top of the box office.
The plot is weak and the actors don’t deliver their best work. Though the movie’s title suggests it’s about a gay couple, the premise is ridiculous. The plot is a mash-up between two men, with the first being a gay couple, the second a teen-oriented story. A mash-up of a gay relationship and a sexy marriage in the 15th century is not only hilarious, but it is authentic.
While Housefull 2 may be a great movie, it’s definitely not a movie you should see. Aside from its ridiculous plot, it’s also a terrible film. It is a mindless comedy that doesn’t do much to entertain you. You can’t help but laugh at the silly jokes. And when the actors don’t know what to do, you’ll be laughing a lot.
The story isn’t very interesting at all. It’s not very funny. The actors are not good. The script is too predictable. A character isn’t happy to be in a relationship with another person. The movie is also terribly predictable. The characters’ relationships aren’t very deep, and Harry doesn’t even seem to care about it. The love triangle isn’t all that funny, but there’s a very interesting idea behind the story.
The movie is a reimagining of the original, with a modern twist. It’s not a very good movie, but it is funny and is a great way to spend the night. Especially if you’re a fan of Akshay Kumar, you’ll love the film. The characters in Houseful 4 are a lot likeable. The dialogues are also funny. In addition to that, the actors are great.
While the plot of the original Houseful is very likable, the sequel is not as likable. It’s like a haggard circus with over-the-top tricks and a gaudy star-studded canopy. The film isn’t the best of the series, but it’s a decent film that you should see at least once. There’s nothing wrong with it, but you won’t like it.
The sequel to Houseful 3 has the same cast and director as the first film, with more stars, but it’s still a mindless comedy that doesn’t get to the heart. The movie follows three couples who are brought together by fate. The first couple, Harry and Neha, are the only two leads in the movie. While they’re both happy, they’re not happy with each other, which makes it even more amusing.
While the sequel isn’t the best of the Houseful series, it’s still an entertaining movie with a good story and a solid ensemble cast. Unlike the first film, the sequel has a more focused plot and is better made than the first. Neither is a bad film, but it does have a very low bar for quality. Its crass humor, mindless characters, and underdeveloped story make it less than a worthwhile watch.