Review of the film Total Dhamaal: The realization of Indra Kumar is a sequence of random sequences

Total Dhamaal Film Casting: Madhuri Dixit, Anil Kapoor, Ajay Devgn, Ritesh Deshmukh, Arshad Warsi, Sanjay Mishra, Boman Irani, Jaaved Jaaferi, Mahesh Manjrekar, Pitobash Tripathy
Director Total Dhamaal ]: Indra Kumar
Note of the movie: Total Dhamaal A Half-Star

While I was about to go to the theater, the brain cleverly asked me: do you need me ? It was a nudge that led me to say no, not really, why do not you rest a bit.

An intelligent movement, brain.

How many men do you need to change a light bulb? The return of Indra Kumar in his franchise Dhamaal with a third installment revives with this old joke. How many actors do you need to ridicule yourself for winning a jackpot?

Most faces are familiar. Ajay Devgn brings his slow step to the plot. Uh, what is it? Total Dhamaal is nothing more than a succession of random sequences filmed in water, on land, in the desert and in the sky. Sanjay Mishra does not stop saying "brother": he does not say "yo" to the audience. Boman Irani is wearing it with a small, pointed mustache. Arshad Warsi and Jaaved Jafferi twins live mostly in the plain, wishing me for the hundredth time that these two comic talents have a film that gives them something, no matter what, to do, other than to be pursued. by computer-generated vultures (si,

Brain-less comedies can be very entertaining (brain, stop smiling), but they must be written with intelligence.Here, the animals in computer-generated images (the determining part of the film happens in a zoo) have more effect than humans.The rhinoceros horn becomes a pointed spear for the falling backs.A chimpanzee and an elephant are used to give us lessons on kindness.A and a roaring tiger becomes l & rsquo; Gujju pride emblem, with a character saying: a Gandhi chased the British, and the one we have now will defeat all.Clap clap.Pandering to the powers in place? Oh, quite.

E Meanwhile, the tasteless jibes against women, a mark of the franchise Dhamaal, pile up: "Kaamwaali bais" is fine, nod, women are useless, the girls are "paisa udaane waali cheez". The people of southern India are dark, wear dhotis and talk about gibberish. A lot of racism?

The only person who prevents you from strangling you is the constantly bickering couple played by Anil Kapoor (motabhai, husband) and Madhuri Dixit (Marathi mulgi, wife). They have between them an ease that results from years of collaboration, and watching Dixit, released from the weight of a glamorous appearance, reminds you of the power that she was. These two deserve a film of their own.

And Mrs. Dixit can also do an average thumka, always.