The original ‘Jolly LLB’ was a notable success, celebrated for its courtroom drama, particularly the interactions between Arshad Warsi and Saurabh Shukla. The sequel, featuring Akshay Kumar, was less successful, although still watchable. The latest installment, ‘Jolly LLB 3,’ brings together Warsi and Kumar, offering a premise that feels forced. The film struggles to entertain. Director Subhash Kapoor’s direction is solid, but the writing lacks the incisive quality that characterized the first film, which critiqued the justice system. The courtroom scenes are primarily geared toward generating laughter. The lack of spontaneity hinders the satirical elements. While ‘Jolly LLB 3’ is more humorous than other recent releases, it doesn’t merit being a strong sequel. Arshad and Akshay’s combined comedic abilities are evident, but the jokes often fall flat. The film’s humor is predictable, the pacing is uneven. The film does not live up to the freshness of its predecessor. The issues in the legal system are explored, but the social commentary is limited. The acting, however, remains impressive, especially from Saurabh Shukla.
