22 Feb, 2019
2 hrs 10 mins
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SYNOPSIS
A hidden loot of 500 million rupees sends a bunch of eccentric folks on a madcap misadventure, where they all vie to get their hands on the money. Among these are a bickering couple, two dim-witted siblings, some seasoned conmen, a greedy police officer and the mastermind of the loot itself. Will any of them actually hit the jackpot at the end of it all?
CAST
Ajay Devgn
Actor
As Radhe
Anil Kapoor
Actor
As Avinash Patel
Madhuri Dixit
Actor
As Bindu
Riteish Deshmukh
Actor
As Lallan
Arshad Warsi
Actor
Javed Jaffrey
Actor
As Manav
Sanjay Mishra
Actor
As Jonny
Boman Irani
Actor
Aashish Chaudhary
Actor
Ashwin Mushran
Actor
Johny Lever
Actor
As Jhingur
Rajpal Yadav
Actor
As Munna
Pitobash Tripathy
Actor
Vijay Patkar
Actor
Sudesh Lehri
Actor
CREW
Indra Kumar
Director| Producer|
Ashok Thakeria
Producer|
Ajay Devgn
Producer|
Anand Pandit
Producer|
Fox Star Studios
Producer|
Paritosh Painter
Writer| Screenplay| Dialogue Writer|
Bunty Rathore
Writer| Screenplay| Dialogue Writer|
Pritam Chakraborty
Musician|
Dilip Mistry
Executive Producer|
Keiko Nakahara
Cinematographer|
Kumar Mangat
Co Producer|
Ajay Devgn Ffilms
Producer|
Sri Adhikari Brothers
Producer|
Ved Prakash
Writer| Screenplay| Dialogue Writer|
Dharmendra Sharma
Editor|
Shahid Hasan
Casting Director|
Sangeeta Ahir
Co Producer|
BMS Reviewer
Verdict: This multi-starrer is a thoroughly entertaining comic ride. Once in a while, there comes a movie in Bollywood that you cannot really review. Such movies are not made with the intent that most other films are made with - critical and public acclaim. It has one and one intent alone and that is to make you laugh. A slapstick comedy directed by Indra Kumar, Total Dhamaal is one such film with...
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India Today
If you swear by comedies like Great Grand Masti and Double Dhamaal, then you just might enjoy this one. Else find something better to do with your time this week.
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The Times of India
Given the ensemble cast, this film had the potential to be a comic roller coaster ride. However, the fact that the film is slapstick is not a problem, what brings it down is poor writing and execution.
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Filmfare
Thankfully, director Indra Kumar has taken recourse to slapstick rather than double entendre jokes, risque scenes, as well as toilet humour and that`s a good thing. It`s a comedy which you can watch with your entire family, as also with children. In fact, it would be safe to say that the film is primarily aimed at children, who will enjoy its cartoonish climax.
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Rajeev Masand
I want to say here that Im not against comedies that require complete suspension of disbelief. But even that requires thought, clever writing, and a lightness of touch. Total Dhamaal has none of those things. Its a cash-grab film that believes bigger is better. Alas its not. From multiple remix songs, to the low-IQ racist and sexist humour, and a reliance on familiar gags and tropes, this is lazy, cynical filmmaking.
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