Jolly LLB 3 blends satire and emotion to spotlight illegal property grabs and the deep-rooted injustice faced by farmers
Jolly LLB 3 begins with a pressing social issue—the injustice faced by farmers who are stripped of their lands by powerful authorities. The hopelessness of this exploitation leads many farmers to take their own lives, setting the tone for the film’s emotional depth.
The story then shifts to the courtroom drama we expect from the franchise, introducing two lawyers with the same name: Jagdishwar Mishra (Akshay Kumar) and Jagdishwar Tyagi (Arshad Warsi). Their rivalry sparks comic chaos, with Mishra even stealing a client from Tyagi in court. What follows is a mix of witty banter, satirical courtroom moments, and quirky cases—one involving a marriage misunderstanding around LGBTQ identity adds both humor and social commentary.
The beloved Justice Sunderlal Tripathi (Saurabh Shukla), fondly known as Kallu Mama, continues his legacy from the earlier parts, anchoring the narrative with his trademark style. His interactions with both Jollys create moments of pure nostalgia for fans of the franchise.
But beyond the laughter, the film delivers a powerful emotional punch. The original thread of the farmers’ plight returns when both lawyers decide to fight for a widowed woman who has lost everything to greedy industrialists. The climax is thought-provoking—when a wealthy judge or businessman refuses to give up their own homes under any circumstance, how can a farmer be forced to surrender theirs?
In the end, Jolly LLB 3 balances humor with heart, using courtroom satire to highlight a deeply relevant issue. The film concludes with a strong message about justice for farmers, reminding us that their struggles are not just statistics but real human stories.
Verdict: A nostalgic yet socially charged courtroom drama that entertains while raising an important voice for justice.
Ratings – 3.5/5
Review by Dharmit Shah
