Golmaal 3

Pritam, nicknamed Pappu, is an elderly bus driver who wrangles his three spirited sons—Madhav, Laxman, and Lucky—through a string of comic scams. The boys' antics keep the family in perpetual scrape, yet their bond underpins a warm, chaotic household. Geeta, known as Guddi, and her own family introduce a rival dynamic that sets the stage for the coming clashes.

Madhav, Laxman, and Lucky team with their don Pappi, along with Daga and Teja, to pull off the queen’s necklace heist. The escape attracts police attention and sends the crew fleeing toward Goa. In the scramble, Pappi hides the necklace in Pritam’s house, planting the seed of chaos that will pull the families together and apart.

As the dust settles, the hidden necklace thrusts Pritam’s home into the center of a farcical chase. The discovery triggers fresh conflicts as the two families learn someone close may be involved. The stage is set for a goofy rivalry that blends business and blood ties.

At a seafront bar, both clans cross paths and the tensions flare into a comic war. Madhav leads a rival water-sports shack directly opposite Geeta’s stall, escalating the competition and drawing in the wider community. The skirmishes are as much about pride as about profit.

Pritam journeys to speak with the rival camp, hoping to calm the waters between families. There, he unexpectedly reunites with Geeta, his college sweetheart, and their renewed romance complicates the fragile alliance. The rekindled love unsettles the balance of loyalties within the new merged clan.

Daboo overhears the reunion and schemes to secure a marriage between Pritam and Geeta, pressing to bypass the younger generation’s opinions. The plan succeeds in turning the couple toward matrimony, cementing the idea of a united, blended family. The wedding marks a turning point in the evolving household dynamics.

Pritam and Geeta tie the knot, and the two families begin living under one roof in a lively, chaotic home. Laughter, bickering, and midnight schemes ripple through the rooms as everyone negotiates space and authority. The home becomes a hub for the film’s signature mayhem and warmth.

Daboo’s mall birthday celebration is interrupted when Raghu, a debtor of Pritam’s sons, launches an attack that injures Geeta. Gopal arrives to back up the family, and the five brothers band together to fend off Raghu and his goons. The incident sparks a heated argument among the siblings about who solved what and who bore the brunt.

Lucky overhears the argument and learns that Pritam and Geeta are not their biological parents. The revelation shakes the children, while Daboo—an orphan herself—threatens to reveal the truth. In a moving moment, the brothers vow to keep the secret and maintain family bonds beyond blood.

The families invest in a grand toy store, launching a new business with Vasooli Bhai and Pappi. A memory-recovery crisis erupts when Pappi remembers the necklace’s hiding place and tries to surrender, triggering a new chase. Chaos erupts as truth, greed, and loyalty collide once again.

Pritam locates the missing necklace as Pappi and his goons are cornered and arrested. Gopal and Daboo manipulate the moment to reveal the truth and ensure the necklace is recovered, cementing the family’s unity. The act clears the air and settles lingering doubts about lineage and loyalty.

Pritam and Geeta embark on their honeymoon while the rest of the family quarrels over rooms and territory. Daboo’s quelling line, 'I can't stop them, only one man can,' playfully collapses the frame as Rohit Shetty and the entire crew step into the shot. The finale folds laughter and love into a chaotic, heartfelt tribute to family.