Housefull 4 is making the distributors and producers smile all the way to the banks

 Housefull 4 has performed extremely well on Thursday as it is all set to enter the 150 crore club and emerge as a super-duper hit at the box office.

The film has become the highest grosser of the entire Housefull franchise to date and it's barely a week old in the theatres.

The film is getting huge footfall in the theatres and the box office numbers surely justify that the film is a huge success not only at the box office

Renowned distributors of the film fraternity came forward and explained that the fourth franchise of Housefull is a sure shot hit at the box office as the film has received

Enlightening on the dream run of Housefull 4, CEO of Cinepolis India, Mr.

The movie is loved unanimously by the audiences and is still running at high occupancy; doesn't look like it is going slow down anytime soon."

Kamal Gianchandani, CEO PVR Pictures admits that this Diwali has been fully about laughter with Housefull 4 in the theatres.

We have never seen such huge group bookings at our plexes.

From the day it has opened on Friday, it has grown many folds on Monday, Tuesday and is still growing stronger even on weekdays!

HouseFull4 has emerged kids' favourite movie of the season and they couldn't stop laughing throughout this comic caper.

The movie is presented and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala's Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and co-produced by Fox Star Studios, directed by Farhad Samji.

The film is running successfully at the box office and garnering great numbers.

Housefull 4' movie review: Akshay Kumar steals the show in this problematic comedy of errors

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Is there a point expecting logic, sincerity, and political correctness from the Housefull franchise? Haven’t we learnt anything over the past nine years and three films? The latest instalment sticks to the Housefull template of mounting a comedy of errors on a flimsy premise, which is held together by a series of unending gags, irreverent humour, which more than just borders on the offensive, and Akshay Kumar. After a series of nationalistic movies that saw Akshay champion various causes, he returns to a film that has him getting slapped around, kicked in the nether regions, and even unabashedly rolling in shit, literally. If this latter is courtesy a group of pigs in 1419, it is pigeons who do the needful in 2019.

After a series of nationalistic movies that saw Akshay champion various causes, he returns to a film that has him getting slapped around, kicked in the nether regions, and even unabashedly rolling in shit, literally. If this latter is courtesy a group of pigs in 1419, it is pigeons who do the needful in 2019. The film is about three brothers Akshay, Bobby Deol, and Riteish Deshmukh, who are in love with Pooja Hegde, Kriti Sanon, and Kriti Kharbanda, respectively... or are they?

Basically this film is what will happen if SS Rajamouli made Magadheera within the Housefull franchise. Just like Magadheera, Housefull 4 also uses reincarnation and 'sachcha pyaar' to sell us an outlandish story, which begins in London, and for the most part, happens in the princely state of Sitamgarh.

What's Housefull without running gags? There is one involving Riteish Deshmukh, his effeminate characteristics, an unnecessary speech conundrum, and of course, homophobic humour. Then there is an English-speaking Johnny Lever, who later becomes Giggly, the Sitamgarh girlfriend of Akri Pasta (can there be a Housefull franchise without Chunky Pandey going 'Mamma Mia'), and of course, transphobic humour. There's yesteryear actor Ranjith, and of course, sexual innuendos aplenty.

The heroines hardly get to say anything except an exasperated "Shut Up" here and a "Yeh kya ho raha hai?" there, and of course, zero character development. There is the random breaking of fourth wall, misplaced pop culture references in the 14th century, and of course, Dharmendra being referenced while talking about Bobby Deol. But again, what do you expect out of a franchise which perennially aims at the low-hanging fruit? Housefull 4 is a worthy addition to the franchise known for its slapstick humour and below-the-belt jokes. Of what worth this franchise is in the first place is a different question altogether.

Despite a number of cringe-worthy dialogues in the name of humour appearing intermittently in the movie, the one factor that remains consistently sincere and funny is Akshay Kumar. While I am not a big fan of Sundi/Sandy from the previous instalment, both the roles in Housefull 4 give enough for the actor to ply his wares, and he does so with considerable elan. As Harry in the 2019 timeline, Akshay plays a man who forgets things when he hears loud noises, a "London ka Ghajini", and he shoulders the responsibility of the film, almost singlehandedly in the second half.

However, the real show-stealer is Akshay as Rajkumar Bala Dev of Madhavgarh. The actor lets his hair down in the role of a scheming bald prince, whose characterisation is very reminiscent of General Aladeen from The Dictator. Remember the Akshay from films such as Singh is King and Rowdy Rathore? He is back in familiar territory after a prolonged break where he tried to save a lot of things, including the Indian legal system, Indian women, and even the Indian space research.

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In between all this, there is Rana Daggubati, whose inclusion also brings in the mandatory Baahubali references. Look out for his present-day avatar, where Rana has the most unlikely profession. Such is the randomness of his profession that the only thing more random than that is the presence of Nawazuddin Siddiqui grooving to an item number along with the entire cast of Housefull 4. Such moments of ingenuity and wackiness manage to balance, albeit temporarily, the outrage the film induces otherwise.

Writing credits of the film are shared by six people, and it really does feel like a classic case of too many cooks spoiling the biriyani. However, the actors, including Riteish and Johnny, ably support Akshay in his endeavour to solve all the confusion by incessant hamming, as does the over-the-top staging.

Some might argue that the presence of this franchise is a farce and not the best thing to have happened to Bollywood. Others believe there is a huge market for such mindless entertainers. Some others are of the opinion that comedy is a subjective thing. To be honest, I related to all these opinions at various points of Housefull 4. Are certain dialogues abysmal? Yes. Is the presence of Sajid Khan's name in the credits disheartening? Yes. Did I laugh out loud when they break into Soldier Soldier song in 1491? You bet I did! Did I give a half-smile when they decided to rhyme "Exorcism" with... Sonu Nigam? Definitely. So, that brings me to the most important question that came up after watching Housefull 4. Do we need a Housefull 5? Well, as Akshay repeatedly says in this film... I don't know.

Housefull 4

Director: Farhad Samji

Cast: Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh, Bobby Deol, Kriti Sanon, Pooja Hegde

Rating: 2.5/5

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The arena-filling magicians with a penchant for robbing the super-rich to refund their audiences return for another round of digitally finessed illusion in this bustling caper sequel. Since its predecessor revealed that Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson and compadres were unwittingly in the employ of moonlighting FBI agent Mark Ruffalo, where next for the so-called Four Horsemen? Well, Lizzy Caplan takes over from Isla Fisher as the token feisty female member, the gang find themselves tangling with evil tech-magnate Daniel Radcliffe (trying a bit too hard), while the previous movie's veteran illusionist-debunker Morgan Freeman plots his revenge from a prison cell. First-time around, the trickery seemed fresh enough to dazzle an audience glad of a break from the treadmill of superhero flicks, but here it's become a struggle to turn the material into a viable franchise. With miles of convoluted exposition to get through, the magicians themselves have little opportunity to strut their stuff - and when they do, their tricks are so patently movie effects that any sense of illusion is lost.

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A gang of magicians-turned-criminals is reunited for a comeback performance by a ruthless technology magnate, who se actual goal is to force the team into carrying out a seemingly impossible heist on his behalf. The illusionists realise their only hope of avoiding the law is to perform one last unprecedented stunt to expose the businessman's illegal activities. Crime thriller sequel, starring Jesse Eisenberg, Mark Ruffalo, Daniel Radcliffe and Morgan Freeman.

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J Daniel Atlas Jesse Eisenberg

Dylan Rhodes Mark Ruffalo

Merritt McKinney / Chase McKinney Woody Harrelson

Jack Wilder Dave Franco

Walter Mabry Daniel Radcliffe

Lula Lizzy Caplan

Thaddeus Bradley Morgan Freeman

Arthur Tressler Michael Caine

Li Jay Chou

Natalie Austin Sanaa Lathan

Allen Scott-Frank Henry Lloyd-Hughes

Bu Bu Tsai Chin

Director Jon M Chu

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Other Information Language: English, Mandarin, CantoneseColourTheatrical distributor: Entertainment OneGuidance: Some violence, swearing.Available on: DVD and Blu-rayReleased on: 4 Jul 2016

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In September 2019, Netflix declared thirteen Reasons Why season four would be the last. Following the news, a Netflix representative told categorical.co.uk the rationale for thirteen Reasons Why ending was a 'natural conclusion.' They said: “Series four can feature the core cast's graduation from highschool which can be a natural conclusion to the show.“ Express.co.uk has everything you would like to grasp concerning the ultimate season.

When is season four of thirteen Reasons Why returning out?
Unfortunately, Netflix has not nonetheless confirmed a politician unleash date for thirteen Reasons Why season four.

Frustratingly, thirteen Reasons Why doesn't have a collection unleash pattern with the primary series dropping in March 2017, the second in could 2018 and also the third in August 2019.

Filming for the ultimate series began in August 2019, thus fans will expect the ultimate series of thirteen Reasons Why by Summer 2020.

Express.co.uk can update this text once a lot of data is out there.

Just like the primary 3 seasons, the fourth series is probably going to own thirteen episodes in total.

The entire series also will drop on Netflix all quickly, thus viewers will binge-watch the series in one go.

For now, the primary 3 seasons area unit out there to stream and transfer on Netflix currently.

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Who is within the forged of thirteen Reasons Why season 4?
The entire main forged of thirteen Reasons Why is anticipated to come back for the show’s final outing.

This means Dylan Minnette can come back as Clay author, Christian Navarro as Tony Padilla, Alisha Boe as Jessica Davis and Brandon Flynn as Justin Foley.

Other forged members returning area unit Miles Heizer as Alex Standall, Ross pantryman as Zach The Manassa Mauler, Steven Weber as metropolis Bolan Devin priest as Tyler Down, Amy discoverer as Lainie author, Anne Winters as Chlöe Rice and beauty Saif as cuckoo Achola

Oscar-nominated actor metropolis Sinise joins the forged of thirteen Reasons Why for the ultimate season – he can play Dr Robert Ellman, Clay’s expert.

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For now, it remains unclear whether or not Justin tyro can spiel his role as Byrce Walker for the fourth season.

Byrne was killed in season 3, however if the show follows an equivalent pattern as season one, Byrce ought to be back within the kind of flashbacks.

There is mystery conjointly encompassing the come back of Timothy Granaderos, WHO vie Montgomery in thirteen Reasons Why.

Monty wrong took the blame for Byrce’s murder and was killed in jail.

Alex was the one WHO killed Byrce, thus it's doable the ghost of Monty might return to haunt Alex within the final season.

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Katherine Langford WHO vie the show’s main protagonist Hannah Baker didn't spiel her role for season 3 of thirteen Reasons Why.

Although Langford has same her time on the show is over, fans hope for the chance that for the show’s final season, Langford might create a guest look in flashbacks.

Speaking to recreation Weekly Langford said: “It was reasonably like being in purgatory for season 2, then having the ability to formally say cheerio to her.

“It positively felt like time. For me, property Hannah go was in season one, season 2 was for Clay to let her go. it had been having the ability to help Clay thereon journey.”

She added: “But i believe that ultimately it had been vital to own her back for a second season and assist in continued the dialogue from season one and following heaps of the opposite characters this season, significantly Clay.”

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The show’s first season was socially irresponsible in its depiction of suicide; experts at the time warned that it violated most of their guidelines for avoiding suicide contagion and a recent study found a correlation between the show’s 2017 premiere and an increase in youth suicide rates. It was easy to care for Hannah, easy to get wrapped up in the casually brutal teenage games her classmates played with her, and easy to want to know what

The whole thing is narrated by new student Ani (Grace Saif), who is inexplicably best friends with the whole cast now but was also close with Bryce, because her mom is his grandfather’s live-in nurse, so Ani and Bryce also lived together. “I see things,” she tells us portentously in voiceover, before proceeding to lead us through the whole season to find out who murdered Bryce.
Theoretically, you can see how this story would be interesting. Everyone in the main cast does have good reason to hate Bryce and want him to be dead. It’s a murder mystery where maybe you could root for the murderer, Murder on the Orient Express-style. That could be fun!
But god does this season drag. It’s just endless, endless gray-toned scenes of sad teenagers whispering exposition tensely at each other before curling up to weep over their heroin addiction/steroid problem/deported parents/lost college scholarship/insert-extremely-topical-teen-problem here. And those problems really are treated more or less interchangeably: as secrets each character hides until their showcase episode arrives, only to reveal the truth in a tear-streaked monologue that leaves Clay staring, mouth agape, at how little he understands the pain of his friends.
Ani, meanwhile, is less a character than she is an exposition machine. There is no real reason for her to care about Clay’s group of friends and no reason for them to care about her, let alone confide in her as much as they do. Her narration — ostensibly her statement to the police — is riddled with one-liners that are supposed to come off as wise epigrams but are really just obvious bullshit. Did you know that everyone has secrets? Because Ani will tell you. She’ll tell you real good.