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F3: Fun and Frustration Movie Details

Anil Ravipudi’s F3: Fun and Frustration is a 2022 Indian Telugu-language comedy film written and directed by him. It is a standalone sequel to the 2019 film F2: Fun and Frustration and the second film in the Fun and Frustration series, produced by Sri Venkateswara Creations. Venkatesh, Varun Tej, Tamannaah, and Mehreen Pirzada reprise their roles from the previous film in this one. Devi Sri Prasad created the music for it.

F3: Fun and Frustration Movie Release Date

The film was released theatrically on 27 May 2022.

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F3: Fun and Frustration Movie Cast

• Venkatesh as Venky
• Varun Tej as Varun Yadav
• Tamannaah as Harika
• Mehreen Pirzada as Honey
• Rajendra Prasad as Nagaraju
• Murali Sharma as Anand Prasad
• Sunil as Katthi Seenu
• Sonal Chauhan
• Ali as Pala Baby
• Sampath Raj as Commissioner Dileep Chandra
• Tulasi as Venky’s step mother
• Goparaju Ramana as Venky’s father
• Satya as the thief
• Pragathi as the mother of Harika and Honey

F3: Fun and Frustration Movie Review

It’s evident by now that Anil Ravipudi crafts a specific type of film. It will be noisy, full of jokes, feature some inane plot aspects, and people with particular tics. If F2: Fun & Frustration focused on the frustrations of married men, F3 is all about money. Sure, the film will make you laugh, but it’s still something you’ll either love or despise.

Venky (Venkatesh) is deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafeningly deafening His family is constantly requiring something from him, and the cash-strapped dad is prone to offering quick-fix solutions that rarely work. Varun (Varun Tej) stammers a lot but compensates by performing dance routines. He’s an orphan who joins forces with Sunil and is likewise seeking for a quick way to become wealthy. Harika (Tamannaah Bhatia), Honey (Mehreen Pirzada), and their crazy family have a low IQ but a lot of ideas for con artists. What happens when a disgruntled police officer (Rajendra Prasad) hires these idiots to steal some cash and diamonds?

The plot of F3 is difficult to describe, primarily because it does not exist. Sure, there’s the rich businessman Anand Prasad (Murli Sharma), who is looking for an heir to his land and is full of teachings on how money governs the world, but that’s not what the majority of the movie is about. It’s largely about Venky and Varun making a fool of themselves, with Harika and Honey occasionally joining in to sing duets. After a while, Satya, Vennela Kishore, and Sonal Chauhan are tossed into the mix, cluttering an already crowded film. In summary, F3 is essentially one loud joke after another, which you either like or dislike. Apart from slight homophobia and racism, and a recurring joke about seizures, the film does make you laugh at moments at the absurdity of it all. As Anil stated, there is no logic to be found here, and he appears to be testing the degrees of inanity he can push this film to by the time the credits roll. However, it’s poor writing on his side to build eccentricities for his characters only to have them be meaningless by the end.

Venkatesh gives his “A” game to the flick. He actually makes even the repetitious, ridiculous lines work, whether he pretends to have great eyesight or dresses up like one of his other characters for the climax. Varun is a hoot who makes you feel horrible and laugh at the same time as he attempts to construct a word. You know you’re laughing at an ableist joke, but his body language and expressions make it impossible not to. There’s also a Pawan Kalyan reference that fans will appreciate. It’s surprising that Tamannaah and Mehreen have little to do in the film, especially the latter, who disappears throughout important parts. Tamannaah, on the other hand, does look handsome as a male! The remainder of the actors does what is expected of them: they are amusing. DSP’s music doesn’t add anything to the picture, with tracks appearing at random intervals.

Films like F3 are similar to Rohit Shetty’s Golmaal franchise. They’ll be crazy comedies that make no sense, feature jokes that stick to the script, and don’t require you to use your head. Given that humour is subjective, if that’s your thing, you could enjoy this one. If you do, there is some good news for you: F4 is in the works.