Director: Anees Bazmee
Writer: Aakash Kaushik
Cast: Kartik Aaryan, Vidya Balan, Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri, Vijay Raaz, Rajpal Yadav, Sanjay Mishra, Ashwini Kalsekar, Rajesh Sharma
Duration: 158 Minutes
 
Hold onto your ghostly hats because Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 is here to tickle your funny bone while sending shivers down your spine! Director Anees Bazmee has conjured up a delightful blend of horror and comedy, and it's as enchanting as a dancing ghost at a royal ball.
 
Kartik Aaryan returns as the charismatic Rooh Baba, and he’s got his con game down to an art. The film kicks off with a historical flashback set in 1824 in the eerie Rakht Ghat, only to catapult us into the present day, where Rooh Baba is hilariously navigating his newfound royal lineage. Talk about family drama with a side of spooky!
 
The dynamic duo of Vidya Balan and Madhuri Dixit shines brighter than a full moon in this cinematic romp. Balan slips back into her iconic role as Manjullika with the grace of a ghostly ballerina, while Madhuri makes a grand entrance in the second half, delivering a dance-off that’s nothing short of spectacular. Their chemistry is electric, reminding us why they’re the queens of Bollywood. If you’ve ever wanted to see two legends battle it out in a dance duel, this film delivers that and then some!
 
Triptii Dimri joins the party as Meera, bringing a fresh face to the ensemble. While she has her standout moments, her character sometimes feels like a misplaced puzzle piece in this colorful narrative. However, the film’s humor and heart more than make up for any awkwardness.
 
The climax is a nail-biter, packed with twists that will keep you guessing. And yes, Kartik Aaryan proves once again that he can bust a move just as well as he can bust out a laugh!
 
Now, let’s talk about the humor. While some jokes land with a thud, others hit the mark, bringing giggles aplenty. The film flirts with predictable jump scares and comedic interludes that may not always work, but when it shines, it truly sparkles.
 
With a star-studded supporting cast including the likes of Vijay Raaz and Rajpal Yadav, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 is a treat that feels like a family reunion with a side of ghostly antics. Sure, the plot is a bit wobbly at times—think of it as a haunted house with a few creaky floors—but the overall charm and the performances of Balan and Dixit make it a memorable ride.
 
In the end, if you’re looking for a fun-filled, slightly spooky escapade that celebrates the legacy of its predecessors while adding new flavor, then grab your popcorn and dive into Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. It’s a whimsical journey that’s worth taking, even if it’s just to witness the magic of these two legendary actresses light up the screen!