These days, there’s a trend in Bollywood of making unnecessary sequels. Every other movie has “Two,” “Three,” or “Four” written after its name, even though the story has nothing to do with the original. And now, Jolly LLB 3 is ready to release in the theaters in 2025. The actor who has been the unluckiest in 2025 has also jumped onto this river.
Cast
- Akshay Kumar
- Saurabh Shukla
- Amrita Rao
- Arshad Warsi
- Huma Qureshi
- Annu Kapoor
- Arjun Panchal
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Release Date
19 September 2025
Budget
₹80 Crores (estimated)
Director
Subhash Kapoor
Genre
- Comedy
- Drama
- Suspense
Overview
The credit he should have received from the public still hasn’t come. Even after delivering performances in movies like Kesari 2 and Sky Force in the same year, Akshay Kumar seems to have been forgotten by the audience. But just one film might be enough to bring everyone to their knees again — Jolly LLB 3. Once again, there’s a number written after the title.
The teaser of the film- Jolly LLB 3 has been released, marking the start of the battle between Jolly One and Jolly Two. The best part is that the soul of the movie hasn’t been tampered with, because like Part One and Part Two, Part Three is also directed by the same director, who is also the writer of all three films.
And apart from the lead actors, the supporting cast also includes many actors from the earlier films, so that the audience can reconnect with the old charm. I’m not just talking about Judge Sir — in one scene of the teaser, Amrita Rao can be seen, and by the time the trailer is released, you’ll also spot Huma Qureshi.
The teaser of Jolly LLB 3 doesn’t reveal much; it just introduces the two lead heroes. In the battle of Meerut versus Kanpur, there will be both heated arguments and physical fights. After a long time, Hindi cinema is bringing a film that is not trying to be powerful through action and violence, but through its writing, story, and dialogues. This time, the plot, its progress, and the ending will all be totally unpredictable.
From the way the competition of proving who the “real Jolly” is has been shown, to Akshay’s moustache suddenly disappearing, you can be sure that the courtroom debates will cross all limits, and it will be very entertaining to hear. There are also some action scenes in the teaser, meaning that the fight will continue outside the courtroom too. This time, the case could get personal, as both men’s pride is on the line.
One of the most interesting things in the teaser of Jolly LLB 3 is a goat in the courtroom, which is there for some case. This gives an idea that Jolly LLB 3 movie is hiding much more than it is showing. In one scene of the teaser, a banner in the background says “Save the Fields,” and it seems the goat is the one being saved. This means the case in court might revolve around the goat, and the actress fighting it will be Seema Biswas, who is seen sitting behind Jolly One in the teaser.
This means Arshad Warsi will be fighting against the goat, and Akshay Kumar will be defending it in court. How will this story end? Right now, just thinking about it is exciting.
In the previous two parts, it was always known that no matter what happened, the hero would win the case in the end. But this time, with both heroes facing each other, who will lose? Still, there is one complaint — Jolly LLB and Jolly LLB 2 both felt very natural, but from the teaser, this one feels a bit too “filmy.” It doesn’t have that same authentic courtroom atmosphere.
There is no doubt that Akshay Kumar and Arshad Warsi together can create a comedy short-circuit, but the humor should feel natural. If you try too hard to make a scene funny, it loses its charm.
Some people might also complain that the teaser of Jolly LLB 3 moves in a straight, flat way without any unexpected high or low moments. But that’s because Jolly LLB is a courtroom film — its real strength doesn’t lie in the actors or their looks, but in the twists where the surprises are hidden. These surprises will be revealed directly in Jolly LLB 3, and no hints will be given before its release. So, is Bollywood changing? Will this be Akshay Kumar’s big comeback?