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The Housefull franchise has long been Bollywood’s go-to for mindless slapstick comedy, but Housefull 5A (2025) takes the absurdity to new lows. Directed by Tarun Mansukhani (Dostana), this murder-mystery-comedy hybrid attempts to blend whodunit suspense with the franchise’s signature chaos—but ends up as a bloated, unfunny mess.

With a star-studded cast (Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Sanjay Dutt, Nana Patekar, and more) and a gimmicky dual-ending concept (Housefull 5A and 5B), the film had potential. Instead, it delivers cringe-worthy jokes, lazy writing, and an exhausting runtime of 2 hours and 45 minutes

The Housefull franchise has long been Bollywood’s go-to for mindless slapstick comedy, but Housefull 5A (2025) takes the absurdity to new lows. Directed by Tarun Mansukhani (Dostana), this murder-mystery-comedy hybrid attempts to blend whodunit suspense with the franchise’s signature chaos—but ends up as a bloated, unfunny mess.

With a star-studded cast (Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, Sanjay Dutt, Nana Patekar, and more) and a gimmicky dual-ending concept (Housefull 5A and 5B), the film had potential. Instead, it delivers cringe-worthy jokes, lazy writing, and an exhausting runtime of 2 hours and 45 minutes

Set aboard a luxury cruise ship, Housefull 5A follows billionaire Ranjeet Dobriyal (Ranjeet), who dies mysteriously before his 100th birthday. His will declares that his fortune will go to his long-lost son, Jolly. Chaos erupts when three imposters (Akshay, Abhishek, Riteish) claim to be Jolly, each with an equally absurd backstory.

Meanwhile, a masked killer starts eliminating passengers, leading to a convoluted investigation by bumbling cops Baba (Jackie Shroff) and Bhiddu (Sanjay Dutt). The film’s "innovative" twist? Two alternate endings—Housefull 5A reveals Dev (Fardeen Khan) as the mastermind, while 5B pins the blame on Maya (Chitrangada Singh)

Housefull 5A has no deeper meaning—it’s a cash-grab relying on star power and franchise nostalgia. The "murder mystery" angle is half-baked, and the social commentary (if any) is drowned in misogyny and lazy writing

Rating: 1.5/5 – Avoid Unless You Love Pain
If you’re a die-hard Housefull fan, you might endure this for Nana Patekar’s 10-minute scene. Otherwise, save your money and sanity.

For Families? NO – Vulgar jokes and objectification make this a terrible choice19.
For Akshay Kumar Fans? Maybe – But even his comic timing can’t salvage this mess7.

1. What’s the difference between Housefull 5A and 5B?
Only the killer’s identity changes. 5A blames Dev (Fardeen Khan), while 5B reveals Maya (Chitrangada Singh) as the villain12.

2. Is there a post-credits scene?
No, but there’s a cameo by Bobby Deol as the real Jolly in both versions12.

3. Worst part of the movie?
The "Phoogdi Dance" sequence with Nana Patekar—a cringe-fest with zero relevance to the plot15.

4. Any redeeming qualities?
The cruise visuals and Nana Patekar’s performance are the only positives27.

5. Will there be a Housefull 6?
Given the backlash, hopefully not—but Bollywood never learns13.

Housefull 5A is a sinking ship of bad jokes, worse logic, and wasted talent. If you must watch, bring earplugs—and a strong drink. 🍿🚢Avoid at all costs!

If you’re a die-hard Housefull fan, you might endure this for Nana Patekar’s 10-minute scene. Otherwise, save your money and sanity.

For Families? NO—Vulgar jokes and objectification make this a terrible choice
For Akshay Kumar Fans? Maybe—but even his comic timing can’t salvage this mess

1. What’s the difference between Housefull 5A and 5B?
Only the killer’s identity changes. 5A blames Dev (Fardeen Khan), while 5B reveals Maya (Chitrangada Singh) as the villain.

2. Is there a post-credits scene?
No, but there’s a cameo by Bobby Deol as the real Jolly in both versions.12.

3. What was the worst part of the movie?
The "Phoogdi Dance" sequence with Nana Patekar—a cringe-fest with zero relevance to the plot.15.

4. Any redeeming qualities?
The cruise visuals and Nana Patekar’s performance are the only positives.27.

5. Will there be a Housefull 6?
Given the backlash, hopefully not—but Bollywood never learns.