With films and web series dropping almost every week, it’s easy to lose track of what’s worth watching. Some projects, however, demand more than a simple “yes” or “no.” Jolly LLB 3 falls squarely in that category. This isn’t just a popcorn entertainer—it’s a film you’d want to experience with your closest friends and family.

Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi return as two different “Jollys,” locking horns in the courtroom once again. But this time, the stakes are higher. The film dives into pressing social issues such as farmer suicides and corporate land grabbing. While that might suggest a heavy, grim narrative, director Subhash Kapoor skillfully blends humor with heartfelt drama. The result: a story that makes you laugh out loud even as it tugs at your emotions.

The Story

The film opens in 2011 in Parsaul, a small village in Rajasthan’s Bikaner district. Here, Haribhai Khetan (Gajraj Rao), a shrewd businessman, dreams of launching a grand project titled “Bikaner to Boston.” To bring his vision to life, he pressures local farmers to give up their ancestral land. Some refuse—and the situation spirals into corruption, deceit, and tragedy.

Using his political connections, Haribhai manipulates the system and illegally acquires farmland. Amid this injustice, a farmer takes his own life, leaving behind his widow, Janaki. Determined to seek justice, Janaki takes on the fight against the powerful businessman. This is where the two Jollys enter—one standing by her side, the other against. Which lawyer wins, and at what cost, becomes the heart of the courtroom drama.

Verdict

Jolly LLB 3 is more than just another sequel. It’s a film that entertains with sharp comedy while shedding light on real social struggles. The chemistry between Akshay and Arshad is electric, the narrative is engaging, and Subhash Kapoor ensures the audience walks away both amused and thoughtful.