Golmaal is not meant to be taken seriously. Its sole purpose is to entertain the masses and I believe it manages to fulfil that expectation.
There is not a great deal of sophistication in the plot which features four guys who manage to get into the home of a blind couple by pretending to be their grandson. It sounds incredibly unrealistic and it features a number of silly scenes.
The actors don't have a lot to do but I guess they manage to play their roles well with Paresh Rawal being especially good as a blind guy. Song and Dance sequences burst out of nowhere and it is quite unnecessary as it distracts us from the main plot.
However, the cheap laughs, gravity defying direction and a laughable plot makes this movie quite unbearable for someone looking for a sensible story. You must turn off your brain if you want to enjoy this movie.
There is not a great deal of sophistication in the plot which features four guys who manage to get into the home of a blind couple by pretending to be their grandson. It sounds incredibly unrealistic and it features a number of silly scenes.
The actors don't have a lot to do but I guess they manage to play their roles well with Paresh Rawal being especially good as a blind guy. Song and Dance sequences burst out of nowhere and it is quite unnecessary as it distracts us from the main plot.
However, the cheap laughs, gravity defying direction and a laughable plot makes this movie quite unbearable for someone looking for a sensible story. You must turn off your brain if you want to enjoy this movie.