The makers of Housefull 5 had a supposedly brilliant idea — to have two different endings for the film.
On paper, it seemed like a great way to attract more audiences to the theatres and generate hype and curiosity.
However, the idea only worked on paper. Everyone who fell for the gimmick of “two endings” walked out disappointed.
Most viewers who watched both versions were let down to see that only one villain was changed, with no difference in the backstory or motive.
The entire film felt like a copy-paste job, with just one of the two murderers swapped. The dialogues weren’t different, the plot remained the same, and even the setting was unchanged.
Audiences unanimously agreed that watching the film twice wasn’t just a waste of money — it was a complete waste of time.
Many pointed out that the film should’ve been rated “A” due to the constant sexual innuendos and inappropriate jokes, which included many offensive dialogues.
Secondly, fans were irritated by all the drama and hype around the “B Version” of the film, which ultimately boiled down to just a minor character change.
Some also questioned how the film passed the CBFC with such inappropriate content disguised as comedy, while a movie like Kesari Chapter 2 received an “A” rating just for using a curse word.
To begin with, Housefull 5 wasn’t well-received. Add to that this two-ending drama, and fans now feel completely cheated, both of their money and their time.
It’ll be interesting to see how this backlash affects the film’s business in the coming days.
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