36 Farmhouse

36 Farmhouse review :

Released on Zee5 last friday, I saw 36 Farmhouse the very first day but was weary to write a review only for its writer-producer Subhash Ghai whose blockbusters I grew up on. It is indeed sad to note that the showman of the '80s and '90s has hit an all time creative low with this one - a supposed crime thriller comedy which ends up being a royal bore. Even with some talented cast to boast..

The outdated plot of a property will causing rift and tension amongst the family members was already explored by Ghai earlier in his disastrous Yuvvraaj (2008). Here, he recyles the same story adding some humour element which sadly falls flat. There are ample references to Covid pandemic just to look contemporary. Ooff!! Even at run time of just one hour forty seven minutes, 36 Farmhouse is a tedious watch.

The only noteworthy act from the crowd of artists comes from the grand old lady of the house - Madhuri Bhatia who once again leaves a mark in a Ghai enterprise after his Pardes (1997). The lady is classy, graceful and impressive. The farmhouse is not!!

Regards, Sumeet Nadkarni.

This was a crap. Who finances such movie and why no internal check is being made before making such movie ? Surprisingly it was Subhash Ghai's movie and no wonder he has lost his touch after Pardesh in 1996 so a movie after 25 years was just a wasteful attempt.

In Starting 1-2 episodes it was looking like good movie. Sanjay mishra acting is good one!

However, the story was pathetic and ending was like even small kids movie has better ending.

The storyline of this movie is not that much interesting as we expected and The Acting was good but could be more attractive. Overall very average movie with not an interesting story.

Its impossible.it can't be associated with Subhash Ghai.... don't watch...worst movie ever seen in my life. Worst songs worst acting worst screenplay worst story worst direction.