Fukrey Returns (U/A)
08/Dec/2017 Comedy, Drama 2hrs 11mins

3.50

FUKREY RETURNS MOVIE REVIEW

The strongest aspects of the film are the performances. And once again, the scene stealer is Varun Sharma as Choocha, the affable weirdo with superpowers to watch bizarre dreams which win him a lottery. In this one, his powers have evolved, but sadly his mind hasn't and he still pronounces Goa as Go...(more)

Source: Reza Noorani, Times Of India

3.00

Choocha's hilarious act saves this gritty comedy

The film funnily takes you back to the first Fukrey with few moments which are refreshing to watch. However, the twist in this one could have been executed in a better way, but it won't disappoint you either. Spend your weekend with 'Fukrey Returns' as it gives you a reason to laugh out loud.(more)

Source: ROHIT BHATNAGAR, Deccan Chronicle

3.50

Retains The Magic Of First Part; One Of The Best Comedies

Fukrey Returns is one super-entertaining movie. Retaining the magic of the first part, this easily is one of the best comedies of the year. Tiger also plays an important role in the film so yeh Tiger Zinda Hai jab tak aa jaaye Tiger Zinda Hai.(more)

Source: Umesh Punwani, Koimoi

2.00

A silly endeavour to milk a fluke

Where most members of Fukrey Returns are as superfluous as its new, blah soundtrack, the whimsical troika of Sharma, Chadha and Pankaj Tripathi do their best to lift its plodding pace with their distinct brand of humour.(more)

Source: Sukanya Verma., Rediff.com

2.50

Hunny, Choocha And Gang Return - But Should They Have?

For a film that aspires to be a full-on laugh riot, Fukrey Returns is a bit of a trudge.(more)

Source: Saibal Chatterjee , NDTV Movies

1.50

This Richa Chadda, Varun Sharma starrer is funny but hollow

Fukrey Returns is funny but its gnawing hollowness is impossible to ignore. It may as well have been a stand-up comedy show headlined by Varun Sharma instead of a film.(more)

Source: Anna MM Vetticad, Firstpost.com

1.00

No gain, only pain

Fukrey touched the raw nerve of a number of youths because they also fancied the idea of making quick money at a similar stage in life. It also highlighted the moral tussle without being too much in our face. These things together created a conflict which absorbed us.(more)

Source: Rohit Vats, Hindustan Times