Plot
Go
Go
Golmaal...the
minute
the
first
frame
treats
you
to
a
vibrant
song-and-dance,
you
know
'iske
baad
logic
nahi
sirf
magic
chalega'!
The
film
kickstarts
with
a
sneak-peek
into
Anna
(Tabu)'s
character
who
is
the
sutradhar
of
this
story.
She
is
someone
who
can
see
and
talk
to
spirits.
Her
narration
leads
us
to
a
flashback
of
her
encounter
with
the
Golmaal
boys. As
kids,
Gopal
(Ajay
Devgn),
Madhav
(Arshad
Warsi),
Lucky
(Tusshar
Kapoor)
and
the
two
Laxmans
(Shreyas
Talpade
and
Kunal
Kemmu)
grew
up
in
an
orphanage
in
Ooty
where
Ana
worked
as
a
librarian.
Gopal
and
Shreyas'
Laxman
are
constantly
at
loggerheads
with
Madhav
&
Co.
Due
to
certain
circumstances,
the
boys
soon leave
the
orphanage,
only
to
be
reunited
many
years
later
when
the
caretaker
passes
away.
The
gang
is
compelled
to
stay
in
a
palatial
house
neighbouring
the
orphanage,
which
is
already
inhabited
by
Ana and
Damini
(Parineeti
Chopra).
But
soon,
they
realize
that
something
is
fishy
when
one
of
them
is
possessed
by
a
lurking
spirit.
Morever,
Anna
and
Damini's
suspicious
behaviour
adds
more
to
the
mystery.
Direction
After
a
lacklustre
Dilwale,
Rohit
Shetty
is
back
with
what
he
does
the
best.
Give
us
plenty
of
ha-ha
moments
with
his
lucrative
Golmaal
franchise!
But
this
time,
it's
not
only
slap-stick
humor.
The
man
blends
it
with
an
element
of
horror
and
it
wouldn't
be
wrong
to
say
that
he
pulls
it
off
quite
well,
keeping
intact
the
signature
'Rohit
Shetty'
flavour.
Like
the
previous
films
in
the
Golmaal
franchise,
this
one
too
takes
its
own
sweet
time
to
come
to
the
actual
plot,
but
nevertheless,
keeps
you
engrossed
with
its
entertainment
quotient.
While
the
first
half
of
the
film
is
a
pure
laugh-a-riot,
things
somber
up
a
little
post
interval,
eventually winding
up
with
a
somewhat
average
climax.
Performances
There's
a
scene
where
Ajay
Devgn
goes
into
the
'dishoom-dishoom' mode
breaking
bones with
Vijay
starrer
Theri's
song
playing
in
the
background.
But
hey,
did
we
tell
you
that
he's
scared
of
darkness
and
ghosts?
It's
fun
to
see
Ajay's
meek
side!
Shreyas
Talpade
is
total
madcap
fun
and
his
scenes
with
Ajay
will
make
you
laugh
till
it
hurts!
Arshad
Warsi
as
Madhav
is
at
his
hilarous
best.
Kunal
Kemmu
gets
some
of
the
most funny
liners
and
yes,
Tusshar
as
Lucky
is
in
full
form.
Watch
out
for
the
scene
where
his
character
is
seen
speaking
alaa
Nana
Patekar
isshtyle!
Parineeti
Chopra
looks
adorable
and
is
affable.
Tabu
and
Neil
Nitin
Mukesh
deliver
what they
are expected
to
do.
The
ensemble
cast
of
Johnny
Lever,
Sanjai
Mishra,
Vrajesh
Hirjee,
Prakash
Raj
and
Mukesh
Tiwari
make
sure
that
there
isn't
a
single
dull
moment
when
the
writing
falters!
Technical
Aspects
The
lush-green
landscape
of
Ooty
is
perfectly
captured
by
Jomon.
T.
John's
lens.
Talking
about
the
editing,
the
film
gets
stretched
in
a
few
places
and
Bunty
Nagi's
editing
scissors
could
have
snipped
it
a
little
shorter.
Music
'Maine
Tujhko
Dekha'
and
'Aate
Jaate'
are
the
only
songs
that
stay
with
you
post
the
end
credits
roll.
The
rest
of
the
songs
are
easily
passable.
Verdict
Who
needs
flying
SUV's
when
you have giant
library
where
books
fly
from
the
shelves
and
vengefully
attack
a
man?
The
tagline
of
Golmaal
Again
reads-
'Iss
Diwali
Logic
Nahin
Sirf
Magic'.
Rohit
Shetty
delivers
a
blast
of
silly
humour
with
Golmaal
Again
to
perk
up
your
Diwali. The
film's
tagline
reads-
'Iss
Diwali
Logic
Nahin
Sirf
Magic'and
the
director
stays
true
to
these
words.