A Movie Review of Housefull 4 by Farhad Samji

This movie is a hilarious comedy about two ex-cops who open a barbershop in London. They get into trouble with the Mafia and seduce the daughters of a billionaire. They suffer from selective amnesia, and the whole thing is designed to mock the Ramsay brand of horror. Nawazuddin Siddiqui plays Ramsay, the man infamous for the film's sexual innuendos. While a genuinely entertaining film, the humour is a bit juvenile and sometimes a little bit crude.

The film's premise is simple. It's an urban gangster comedy centered around three ex-con men. A family of five is reunited in a small town, and they each return to the same life. The film's plot is similar to the first two, but this time, the family members are separated by a large gap. While Harry is trying to find his father, his wife and a new life, he discovers his life has become a nightmare, threatening to ruin his entire life.

The movie has a few flaws. One is the pacing. At times, the movie feels rushed. Some scenes drag. The film's plot is unsatisfying, and the dialogues are clunky. The cast is largely disappointing. While the movie's cast is talented, it's a disappointment for anyone who likes a good rom-com. While it may not be the best film of the year, it's a wholesome holiday treat.

The plot is predictable and the script is bland. The film's comedy is mostly low-brow, with little effective slapstick and little Bollywood cross-references. Even Rana Daggubati makes a comeback as pop singer Pappu Rangeela. There are references to Baahubali and Bhallaladeva, and the transgender character of Roy is given a name called Bangdu.

Fans of the original "Housefull" movies will have no problem with this movie. The film features Sajid Khan's original script, as well as the screenplay by Farhad Samji. The gang has a great chemistry with the star, but the dialogues and the slapstick in this movie are so bad that the audience won't care.

Despite its shortcomings, Housefull 4 is still a fun film that will please fans of the original. The story of the titular characters is quite unique. The premise of the film is a love triangle that spans six centuries. In the second half, the two couples are thrown together. However, their relationship is strained and Harry is forced to confront the king. The gang isn't able to convince his parents to get married.

Unlike previous Housefull films, the fourth installment is a utterly nonsensical comedy. Among the four Housefull films, it features Akshay Kumar, Bobby Deol, Kriti Sanon, and Riteish Deshmukh. It's a funny, albeit not very heartwarming, comedy with a spiritual message.

Unlike its predecessors, Housefull 4 has a different, more subdued style. The plot focuses on reincarnation, which happens to be a common practice in many Hindu societies. This movie is a mindless comedy, with no real morals or lessons. Nevertheless, it is worth a watch if you're a fan of the previous Housefull films.

The movie's dialogues are also clever, but despite the fact that the plot is not terribly deep, Housefull 4 is a must-see for comedy lovers. The film's theme is love and relationships and is essentially about finding a new love. Aside from the comical moments, the dialogues are funny. There is a Bala song that plays throughout the film, and three pigeons who bring good luck to their owners.

The movie is bloated and insanely nonsensical. The story is not believable and the plot twists are ill-conceived. The film is a mess, but its soundtrack is a highlight. Its music is good, but the sexist humor is not. A few scenes are sexist, while others are downright offensive. It's not difficult to tell which characters are a part of the film.