HOUSEFULL 5 MOVIE REVIEW


Housefull 5 is getting a mix of love and criticism from audiences.

What Fans Loved

  • Akshay Kumar seems to be the heart of the movie, with many praising his energy and comic timing. People are calling it a "fun, chaotic joyride" that had them laughing out loud.
  • The movie does something different this time—a murder mystery twist at the end—and fans enjoyed guessing the "whodunnit."
  • A unique gimmick where theaters screened two alternate endings also created buzz and got people talking.

The Flipside

  • Not everyone is impressed. A lot of viewers felt the humor relied too much on old, recycled jokes and crass double-meaning dialogues.
  • Critics weren’t thrilled with the weak story and said the movie leans too heavily on star power.
  • Some also pointed out that the female characters didn’t get much to do beyond looking glamorous.

Public Reactions

Fans are calling it a great timepass movie—perfect if you just want to laugh and enjoy the big Bollywood chaos. But if you're looking for fresh jokes or a well-written plot, you might be disappointed.

Should You Watch It?

If you’ve enjoyed the previous Housefull movies or are in the mood for something light and silly, you’ll probably have fun. But if you’re expecting sharp comedy or something new, this might not be the one for you.

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