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Farah Khan and Anjali Anand's Mother Praise Dhamaal 4 as Hilarious
✍️ NDTV
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 04:47 AM
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Actress Farah Khan and the mother of TV personality Anjali Anand have lauded the comedy film Dhamaal 4 for its humor, calling it a laugh‑riot.
Bollywood comedian Farah Khan expressed delight over the latest installment of the Dhamaal franchise, describing the film as "hilariously entertaining" during a recent media interaction. The actress, known for her own comedic ventures, said the movie delivers nonstop laughter and will appeal to family audiences.
Anjali Anand, a popular television host, shared that her mother also watched Dhamaal 4 and found it "utterly funny". The mother’s informal review, posted on social media, highlighted the film's slap‑slap comedy and praised the ensemble cast for their timing.
Both comments come as Dhamaal 4 opens across India, adding to the franchise’s reputation for box‑office success. Industry analysts note that the positive endorsements from well‑known personalities could boost footfall in the opening weekend, especially in metro cities where word‑of‑mouth influences ticket sales.
The film, directed by Indra Kumar, continues the misadventures of its central characters, promising a blend of physical comedy and situational humor. With the endorsements from Farah Khan and Anjali Anand’s mother, the producers anticipate a strong response from audiences seeking light‑hearted entertainment.
Anjali Anand, a popular television host, shared that her mother also watched Dhamaal 4 and found it "utterly funny". The mother’s informal review, posted on social media, highlighted the film's slap‑slap comedy and praised the ensemble cast for their timing.
Both comments come as Dhamaal 4 opens across India, adding to the franchise’s reputation for box‑office success. Industry analysts note that the positive endorsements from well‑known personalities could boost footfall in the opening weekend, especially in metro cities where word‑of‑mouth influences ticket sales.
The film, directed by Indra Kumar, continues the misadventures of its central characters, promising a blend of physical comedy and situational humor. With the endorsements from Farah Khan and Anjali Anand’s mother, the producers anticipate a strong response from audiences seeking light‑hearted entertainment.