Raju Gari Gadhi 3

Unlike Raju Gari Gadhi 2, Omkar has concentrated more on fun and entertainment. He has filled the second half with loads of comedy which is the biggest highlight. 

One of the basic drawbacks of the film is that there it has no seriousness in the script. The story is started on a serious note and when everyone thinks that there will be a crazy twist behind the problems, Omkar dilutes the plot and focuses on entertainment.

On the whole, Raju Gari Gadhi 3 is a timepass horror comedy which has decent fun in the second half. A 20 minute episode evokes superb fun and entertains the audience. But the concept is quite silly and logic goes for a toss throughout. 

While Raju Gari Gadhi was a surprising hit, followed by the star-studded Raju Gari Gadhi 2, the third chapter of the franchise fails to impress.

Maya (Avika Gor) is a doctor by profession and always guarded by an unknown spirit that has its roots in a mythical tale that took place during the British regime in Kerala. 

The second half shifts the story to an old bungalow in Kerala. Ali, Urvashi, Ajay Ghosh and Dhanraj’s comedy works for a brief period, offering some much-needed respite from all the drab.

Ashwin Babu's energetic performance is one of the biggest plus points for this movie. Avika Gor is truly an asset to this movie. The actress has gone under the skin of the character and delivered her career-best performance in this film.

Ohmkar has prepared an interesting storyline for this movie. More than focusing on the horror sequences, the director gave more importance to the storyline as well and has succeeded in engaging the audience in some scenes in the movie.

Despite being a horror thriller, the movie has only a few engaging moments that are actually spooky. The comedy scenes are hilarious but it would have been good that if the director also focused on the thrilling elements equally.

Ashwin Babu has imitated the style of Ram Charan. His beard-style and appearance are similar to Charan’s ‘Rangasthalam’ character.

The film is shot with good production values and good cinematography. Chota K Naidu’s work stands out. The artwork is also excellent. Dialogue writing by Sai Madhav is pretty ordinary. 

The third installment in the franchise of “Raju Gari Gadhi 3” is a remake of a Tamil movie. Ashwin Babu has reprised the role that was originally done by popular Tamil comedian Santhanam.

Ashwin (Ashwin Babu) is an auto driver who becomes a nuisance for the people in the colony he lives. On the other hand, whoever proposes to Maya (Avika Gor) face so many problems by the evil spirits. 

Ashwin Babu got a different kind of role when compared to the previous versions of 'Raju Gari Gadhi' franchise. However, the actor has pulled it off very well and his outstanding performance has become a major highlight of this film.

Director Ohmkar is known for making horror comedies. Just like the previous two installments of the 'Raju Gari Gadhi' franchise, he has succeeded in impressing the audience with his third installment as well.