Jolly LLB 3

Jolly LLB 3 delivers a steady and engaging courtroom narrative driven by strong arguments and grounded drama. The performances hold the film together, and the story maintains momentum throughout. The comedy works in moments but doesn't match the sharpness of earlier parts. Overall, a solid legal drama with good recall value.

Jolly LLB 3 had all the ingredients for a sharp, funny courtroom drama, but it ends up being just watchable.

Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi return, together now as rivals after their respective Jolly movies, and while their chemistry is decent, the humor feels recycled and the banter grows repetitive.

The plot - inspired by real farmer protests - tackles land acquisition and justice, but the execution is uneven. Saurabh Shukla as Judge Tripathi is the only one who truly elevates his role, but even he can't save the film's sluggish pacing and forced political overtones.

The biggest letdown? The comedy. With two actors known for their comic timing, you'd expect more innovation, but the jokes fall flat more often than they land.

Seema Biswas does a good job, Amrita Rao and Huma Qureshi are sidelined, and Gajraj Rao's bald-wig is a baffling distraction to his excellent presence. The film could have been tighter, funnier, and more original.

As it stands, it's a 6.5/10 - engaging in parts, but a missed chance to do something fresh.

I watched this movie today morning (21st Sep 2025). At 2 hours 30 minutes long, it delivers the same fun vibe as the previous two parts. If you've seen the first or second Jolly LLB, you already know the kind of tone and style it carries. But here, the biggest challenge was balancing Arshad Warsi and Akshay Kumar's roles. Even a slight imbalance could have made one overshadow the other. Thankfully, the film manages this well.

Talking about comedy - it doesn't have heavy punchlines or over-the-top humor. But whatever comedy is there, it worked for me. Whether it's their unpredictable comic timing or body language, it clicks and keeps the flow alive.

The core story revolves around a farmers vs businessman conflict, where the businessman tricks farmers and grabs their land. Right from the beginning, the two Jollys clash, but as the story moves forward, we see how they go from rivals to allies because of the case - and this transition is executed nicely.

And of course, how can we forget the man, Saurabh Shukla - the "evergreen, ever-famous Judge." Watching him is always a treat, whether he's delivering serious lines or adding that pinch of comedy.

In short, if you're planning to watch this movie only for comedy, then no, it won't fully satisfy you. But considering how most Bollywood movies nowadays are selling only on comedy tags, Jolly LLB 3 will actually give you a lot more. It's a balanced film - courtroom drama, emotions, subtle comedy, and even a bit of action. Overall, it's a one-time entertaining watch. It won't disappoint, but don't keep your expectations too high. For me, it's a 7/10.

Movie good as other part of it. Some times intens and same time comedy. All acted well Judge outshined.

I thought Akshay Kumar movie may same as his previous movies, may be that's why I like this movie.

Everyone knows our system have some serious problems, it's told in comedy way.

Villan is like want to have Land for building, in this movie it shown as he is not that kind of intelligent but in real world they are very intelligent. That only main flaw may be.

Definitely not the best among all three parts of the Jolly LLB movie's...First half of the movie's is too slow ... narration goes here & there while director planned to play with emotions Judge Saurabh Shukla again the best character in the movie & he did his justice & the entire movie starts only from second half I guess better if released the second half alone in 1:30 mins movie so that normal crowd would never able to feel bored as the concept of movie ppl would jus try to compare with the first two parts but entertainment,fun & emotional rides in 2 nd half did justice for the price paid for the movie tickets... Still not among the dull,outdated, overhyped or sensored and too much of stupidity kind of movie but story & concept seems old still well crafted especially the screenplay & emotions in the second half were good enough for the crowd to have laughter along with families together. But don't over estimate & keep ur expectations as low as possible before watching so that you will feel Good by the end of the movie.