He speaks through his face which makes him even funnier. Tusshar Kapoor as always justifies his unvoiced Lucky character. He is becoming the ‘Madhav’ character with every passing Golmaal movie. Arshad Warsi, again, is in his top form as Madhav.
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Golmaal Again Movie Review: Star PerformanceĪjay Devgn does well as a he-man who gets cold feet on even hearing about ghosts. Written by Rohit’s favourite duo – Sajid & Farhad, Golmaal Again is full of entertaining one-liners (They’re less than Golmaal 3, though). My only complaint with him his, lack of humour in the second half and missing of a dhamaakedar climax. With the first scene, Rohit makes it clear the film is not just merely a comedy. With Golmaal Again, too, he doesn’t disappoint.
With the first 3 Golmaal movies, he has proved his worth of handling too many characters in a single scene. Underneath all the colourful & picturesque locations he has assimilated the comic sequences with a scary touch. Rohit Shetty has always tried experimenting with the script and it works most of the time.
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Rest of the film revolves all around that twists evoking some laugh-out-loud situations and the huge chunk of drama in the second half. Amongst all fun and games, there’s a horrific twist of which our Golmaal Gang gets to know about. The story initiates with how they grew up in the orphanage with a girl named Khushi (Parineeti Chopra) who was left at the gate by someone unknown. She takes us to the flashback of Jamnadas Orphanage (Remember Ajay Devgn’s character in Golmaal 1 hinted how he was brought up in this orphanage) and lead us into the lives of Gopal (Ajay Devgn), Madhav (Arshad Warsi), Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor), Laxman 1 (Kunal Kemmu) and Laxman 2 (Shreyas Talpade). Anna Mathew (Tabu) a librarian living in Ooty, she, by the way, can see and talk to the spirits of people who died living an incomplete life.
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