Golmaal Again
20/Oct/2017 Comedy, Drama

2.50

Ajay Devgn, Rohit Shetty blend horror and melodrama with comedy

The supernatural element in the story adds freshness to the narrative and it is interesting to watch Tabu in a different role � she pulls punches with a straight face and talks to spirits. She also manipulates almost half the events in the story. (more)

Source: Sweta Kaushal, Hindustan Times

3.50

If you're looking to just laugh and be merry, Golmaal will again do the trick.

The gags alternate between being truly funny and averagely routine but you find yourself laughing uncontrollably because each of the actors here is a delight to watch. Whether it's the lisping Lakshman (Shreyas) or the bully Gopal, who is petrified of ghosts, everyone is so proficient, you can't hel...(more)

Source: Meena Iyer, Times Of India

3.00

Lives Up To Its Promise Of Being A Diwali Entertainer

One bow for Shetty for how he has divided many rollicking sequences for everyone in the film. It�s not at all easy to manage so many characters in a single scene but Rohit has now mastered it. He might�ve gone wrong somewhere in moulding the proper story but he never goes wrong with showing what he ...(more)

Source: umesh punwani, Koimoi

2.00

Ajay Devgn Almost Makes This Film Watchable

Golmaal Again ends in a giant library, where books fly from the shelves and vengefully attack a man. Who needs soaring SUVs, anyway? Or a screenplay? The books batter, the books bash. We shouldn't be surprised. In a Rohit Shetty film, words are merely another tool to assault people with.(more)

Source: Raja Sen, NDTV Movies

2.25

unbearably loud and self-indulgent

Everything in Golmaal Again (with three exclamation marks) is an exaggeration to the power of ten. But the worst of all is the glorification of heroism through violence and machismo. In the film, masculinity is defined by the ability to single-handedly fight a bunch of goons and Ajay Devgn�s temper ...(more)

Source: Kennith Rosario, The Hindu