Fukrey 3 Twitter Review: Netizens Hail Pulkit Samrat & Varun Sharma’s Comedy Drama; Call It A Laughter Dynamit

Remember the popular comedy franchise Fukrey starring Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, Manjot Singh and Richa Chadha in the lead? The franchise has won millions of hearts over the years and is now back in the headlines courtesy of the third installment. Helmed by Mrigdeep Singh Lamba, Fukrey 3 has been one of the most anticipated releases of the year and the trailer left the audience wanting for more.

And now that Fukrey 3 has finally hit the theatres with the lead actors reprising their respective roles, it has opened to rave reviews from the audience. A Twitter user took to the micro-blogging site and wrote, "Director Mrigdeep Singh Lamba executes the Excellent Script written by Vipul Vigil with perfection. Screenplay is BRILLIANT with non stop hilarious scenes". Another user tweeted, "This movie surely goes as one of my favourite comedy films! What top notch script and perfect acting by every single character of the film! Throught the film there was not one moment where you would not laugh".

One of the Twitter users wrote, "Fukrey 3 serves up pure entertainment! The humor is sharper, the characters are funnier, and it's setting the stage for an epic #Fukrey3. Fukras, take a bow!".

Meanwhile, Fukrey 3, who witnessed a box office clash with Vivek Agnihotri's The Vaccine War, has witnessed a decent start at the ticket windows. According to Sacnilk, Fukrey 3 will reportedly make around Rs 8 crore on the first day of release. It will be interesting to see if the positive word of mouth will add to its collection in the coming days.

Earlier, talking about her preparation, Richa Chadha, who plays the role of Bholi Punjaban in Fukrey franchise, told Firstpost, "As people might think, you have already done this twice, so it's very easy for you to do it. But no, when we go back to it, we again have to watch part one. We again have to watch part two. Then we have to understand, oh, is it the same sur (rhythm) that was there in the part one and part two? Are we doing it correctly? No. Maybe not, maybe yes. But then we get these, you know, feedback from the director, very blunt feedback. And we get to know, oh, no, we have travelled a long way. We had to unlearn everything that we have done over the years and come back to the roots"