Carry on Jatta 3

Such a nonsense and one of the worst movies i have ever watched. Carry On Jatta 1 was the best of this trilogy. They are still using it name to make such crap movies. So many people have wasted their money and time on watching this movie. Highly avoidable. If you really want to watch some good and funny movies then watch movies like, Godday Godday Chaa, Goreyan Nu Dafa Karo, etc. 100 times better than this one. Punjabi cinema has some real gems in the comedy genre too but this is certainly not one of those. Please avoid and it isn't even meant to be watched on OTT too.

I still believe that i went to watch this movie even when i was sure that this will be bad.

This is a disaster movie, cashing on the popularity of first part and summer holidays.

It should be a flop as soon as holidays are over, as it has nothing to attract audience, no story, only high pitched meaningless dialogues.

Difficult to watch while even on OTT, leave aside costly screens.

Only good is the foreign locations where movie is shot. Only 2-3 one liners which are worth a smile.

It should be a flop as soon as holidays are over, as it has nothing to attract audience, no story, only high pitched meaningless dialogues.

Difficult to watch while even on OTT, leave aside costly screens.

It wasn't a family content.. It's rubbish.. They should have listed that it's not to watch with families.. Expected more respectful and sensible humour.. How could someone call their wife as their friends wife.. It's all rubbish.. Having a kid in the movie does not mean it's suitable for families with kids.

Good on the team for trying to make it a good movie but sadly it didn't work out In future they should take viewers feedback on consideration and make a better movie than this..also don't wana have carry on jatta 4..haha How many time can we waste time and money.. Spend your money wisely..lol.

"Carry On Jatta 3" falls short of the comedic brilliance of its predecessor, taking what was once a good comedy and transforming it into a forced and underwhelming sequel. The film struggles to capture the charm and originality that made the original movie a hit.

One of the major letdowns of "Carry On Jatta 3" is the lead actress's performance, which is marred by her worst facial expressions. These lackluster expressions fail to convey the humor and emotions necessary for an engaging comedy. It's unfortunate that the film's comedic potential is hindered by such a crucial aspect of the lead actress's portrayal.

Furthermore, the humor feels forced throughout the movie, as if the filmmakers were desperately trying to replicate the success of the previous installments. The jokes often fall flat, lacking the natural wit and comedic timing that made the original film so enjoyable. Instead of delivering genuine laughs, the forced comedy feels contrived and uninspired.

Additionally, "Carry On Jatta 3" fails to bring anything new or innovative to the table, relying heavily on recycled ideas and predictable plotlines. The lack of originality further contributes to the overall disappointment of the film.

In conclusion, "Carry On Jatta 3" is a wasted opportunity that tarnishes the name of comedy and fails to live up to the charm and brilliance of its predecessors. The forced humor, coupled with the lead actress's poor facial expressions, makes this sequel a regrettable experience for fans of the original. It's best to approach this film with lowered expectations and a willingness to overlook its shortcomings.

This movie is forced comedy, few comedy dialogue are objectionable. Shear waste of time. Story is so week and Punjabi movies are losing their charm these days, they repeat same story and same silly dialogues.

We expect some new theme for punjabi movies rather than frustrating comedy.

Gippy garewaal has his production house, he shoud move on from comedy to some other type movies, i expect good movies from him, but he is wasting such a good platform.

Well in the end, you are not going to like this movie, Carry on jatta 1 was good although it also had copied dialogues from Chak de Fatte.

Waiting for the rise of punjabi cinema,