Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3

I don't know where to start, but this movie turned out as awful as I expected. Firstly, another profession may suit Tushar Kapoor well, but acting is not his cup of tea (expect when he didn't talk at all in Golmaal). Second, poor acting, poor screenplay and no jokes or real comedy. It was all old jokes and so predictable. I was excited to see Mandana Karimi act because of Bigg Boss Season 9 and oh my god, it was disappointing. They dubbed her voice, a voice the viewers watching her are not used to and it just sounds awful. I would've been much happier to hear Mandana Karimi talk in her broken Hindi than that dubbed voice.

Finally, if you're here to read the review of this movie to decide whether you're going to watch it or no, just don't. You're going to waste your money, time and may lose some IQ points. Terrible.

The third installment in Kyaa Kool Hain Hum film series, 'Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3' fails to entertain. The adult jokes don't leave you in splits & none of the gags leave an impact.

'Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3' Synopsis: A porn actor uses his fellow adult movie stars in creating a fake traditional family, in order to impress his girlfriend's conservative father.

The only silver-lining of this wasted opportunity, is Aftab Shivdasani. He appears to be having fun & delivers a perfectly over-the-top, crazy performance. The same can't be said about Tushar Kapoor & Krishna Abhishek, as they both don't infuse laughter in the goings-on. Even Kyaa Kool Veteran Riteish Deshmukh in a cameo, doesn't work!

I genuinely enjoyed the 2 previous installments prior to this one, because they made me laugh, at least in parts. But this one, just doesn't! So Not Kool.

1) Editing:- This is what made the film appear uninteresting to me.

The third installment in the "Kya kool hain hum" franchise was supposed to be a comedy film and Comedy is a genre all about timing, which unfortunately for this film was ruined by abrupt censorship.

Those abrupt cuts make the action and reaction look poor and thus take away the main elements of humor from this film.

The dining table scene for example where you see Darshan Jariwala's change of expressions and later you see a dog. The two shots don't connect. You know a lot crucial has been censored out and instead of bursting out into laughter, you are trying to figure out what exactly could have happened!

2) Plot and twists of the story were Average. Though there were frequent jokes and situations that would make you giggle, one can watch the film for such decorative frills in the film.

3)Most enjoyable performance:- Krushna's confident performance as always was a delight to watch!

4) Loop holes:-

There were two things that had no significance either story or climax wise yet it was repeated several times.

a) Tushar Kapoor goes cross-eyed upon seeing the red color. b)Jariwala's character's inability to sit!

I give this a rating of 2 because it didn't impress me a lot with the comic factor, The reason behind which I have mentioned in the point 1. I end this review with a question that one must think about:- q) Why should a film which is anyways receiving an 'adult' certificate be chopped off its shots that bridge a scene?

kya fool hain hum ? this is what every viewer should be asking from the makers of this disgraceful, highly regressive, z class film which sadly became a hit in India. It is so pathetic that it makes you wonder if this is the kind of stuff required to make people laugh in the future ? Bad films should not be reviewed or analyzed but this one is a classic case where from acting to script to direction to almost every Dept. sunk to the limits. the only thing that this film has is jokes centering around that one body part of male and female, and the respect it showed towards it is amazing. It is not just lack of brains but also a lack of sensibility and morality by everybody involved in the making of such mindless effort. The film evokes sheer disgust.

As far as Bollywood films are concerned, 2016 started quite well with Wazir, but this one here is an obvious mishap.

There's not much to say about this sex comedy other than it being a mixture of sleazy humor, ridiculous slapstick, embarrassing performances, and ugly design. Sex comedies are fine as far as they make you laugh, but in here utter silliness is all there is.

It is disheartening to see good actors like Aftab Shivdasani resorting to mindless boilers like this which may entice crooked people, but is only a disgusting roll of celluloid that is murkier than a toilet seat.

BOTTOM LINE: Umesh Ghadge's Kyaa Kool Hain Hum 3 is a must miss. Period.

Can be watched with a typical Indian family? NO

Vulgarity: Infinity