DD Returns

This movie is hilarious. Unlike Santhanam's other movies this movie is actually funny. So many memorable characters and the way they all connect together is just really well made. The only thing that was not good was the cgi but let's be real, no one cares about cgi in these types of movie. Also unlike other comedy films or comedy/horror films of Kollywood, this movie has a story and the ending actually takes you to the edge of the seat. Apart from this, there is no adult jokes making it a very good film to watch with your family. Also yes DD Returns is Dhilluku Dhuddu 3 and this sequel is times better than either of the first 2 films.

Extremely funny movie !!!!must watch ...I was laughing the entire time 🤣🤣😂 definitely NOT a waste of time !the comic time and the coordination of all the actors is very funny and enjoyable..some scenes of Rajendran was very funny when he was on top of the door doing unintentional splits and and his head poking out of rhino was unexpected 😂😂and also the scenes with high pressure pump .. Santhanam is a versatile actor and had has grown to be one of best actors as well and my favourite definitely!!all the actors and their dialogue and punchlines and acting is very good 👍 . Unrelated but waiting for server sundaram ott release now 🤞. Anyway...this movie not a waste of time.

Very good quality Horror Comedy. Stun us with many twists and turns. Make the entire theatre laughter with insult comedies and timing counters. Story, Screenplay, Characters, Dialogues well written. Hyperlink worked well in Hor-Com. Good BGM. All the characters have equal importance and everyone scored and shined well with their performance. Applause to all the actors. Used Santhanam Anna greatly as an intellectual hero as well as a crazy comedian. Wonderful set works and VFX. Lighting and camera work at their best. Fast Paced Screenplay. Standing Applause to the entire team. Strong Must Watch Theatre Material. Full Family Entertainment. Dillukku Dhuttu 3 - Do great at the box office. One of the blockbuster film of this year. Enjoy in Theatres!

Title: "Laughably Unfunny Disaster: A Comedy Film That Failed to Deliver" As a connoisseur of comedy, I eagerly anticipated the release of the so-called "DD Returns" film that had been hyped up by critics and marketing. But, alas, what unfolded before my eyes was nothing short of a catastrophe. This film turned out to be an abysmal attempt at humor, leaving me more perplexed than amused.

From the very beginning, it was evident that the screenplay lacked any originality or wit. The jokes were recycled, stale, and predictable. I found myself yawning instead of laughing as the movie's so-called "punchlines" fell flat, one after the other. The comedic timing was non-existent, leaving the actors stumbling awkwardly through scenes that were supposed to be hilarious.

The characters were one-dimensional and forgettable. Their attempts to elicit laughter were nothing more than cringe-worthy caricatures. I couldn't connect with any of them, which made it difficult to care about their fates or find their misadventures amusing. The slapstick comedy, in particular, felt forced and overused, adding to the overall sense of discomfort rather than genuine laughter.

Awesome movie songs in the movie are boring but very good overall performance.

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