Golmaal Again movie review: Its magic on screen not logic
Over-the top comedy, Golmaal Again is the fourth of the series; it is a comedy about five orphans who are brought up in the Jamnadas Orphanage in Ooty. Narrated from the point of view of Anna Mathew (Tabu), a librarian who can see ghosts and knows these five orphans and their friend Khushi from their orphanage days, the film lacks pattern. Madhav (Arshad Warsi), Lucky (Tusshar Kapoor), Laxman (Kunal Kemmu), are constantly at loggerheads with Gopal (Ajay Devgn) and Laxman (Shreyas Talpade), as Gopal is petrified of darkness and ghosts and the three of them love to take advantage of his fears and annoy him. Owing to a common cause of avenging the wrong done to a fellow inmate, Khushi (Parineeti Chopra) whom they are all fond of, they all get together once again. This essentially forms the crux of the film. Stuffed with fast-paced action sequences, colourful locales, witty dialogues replete with puns and innuendos spontaneous performances, are what really engage you. Whether it is punning on words, films, songs or even Nana Patekar's mimicry, the script keeps you tickled throughout, even though some of the situations seem trite and gimmicky. It's Candy floss with lots of colour and gloss!
