Boyz 3 Movie Review

The third installment in the Boyz series continues to capitalize on the proven formula of making tongue-in-cheek movies about friendship and teenagers coming of age, filled to the brim with double entendres and potshots. The franchise delivers ample moments of humor and keeps the audience on the edge of the seat with the travelogue-esque structure of Boyz 3.

Dhungya, Kabir and Dhairya (Parth Bhalerao, Sumant Shinde and Pratik Lad) set out on a journey that proves to be a journey of a lifetime and leads them to hilarious situations which they overcome by increasingly ridiculous means. They find an uninvited loudmouthed companion in Keerti (Vidhula Chougule) who strikes up a friendship verging on romance with Kabir; much to the chagrin of his friends.

Boyz 3 is an unapologetic laugh riot. Bhalerao and Lad have brilliant comic timing and their dialogue delivery has the audience slapping their knees. The plot itself is paper thin but is sidelined by the situational comedy. The film makes no pretense at being a cerebral piece. What it does deliver on is the unbeatable one-joke-a-minute dialogue writing. The film, while thoroughly average in all aspects, is sure to appeal to a large group of its audience who have come to expect a feel good movie watching experience from the franchise.

Watch Boyz 3 if you are looking for a simple story with good comedic performances.