Khel Khel Mein

This movie struggles to find its identity, failing to be a comedy, a thriller, or even a character study. It's simply all over the place.

As a comedy, it falls flat, delivering hardly any laughs. The jokes are juvenile, and the humor is almost non-existent. The plot is painfully predictable-if I asked ChatGPT to write a script based on the trailer, it would likely produce something just as unoriginal and unfunny.

Akshay Kumar and Ammy Virk manage to squeeze out a few laughs in the 2+ hour runtime, but the rest of the cast seems lost. They fail to grasp the comedic tone, playing their roles without any real flair. Fardeen Khan, in particular, is out of his depth, exposing his limited acting range and feeling out of place throughout the film.

The movie also suffers from a lack of internal consistency. For example, Fardeen Khan's character is supposedly a School PT teacher, yet he shows up to a wedding in Jaipur driving an open Jeep Wrangler. It's details like this that further disconnect the audience from the story.

In the end, this film fails to deliver on any front, leaving viewers questioning what it was even trying to achieve.