Housefull 5 (2025) on Netflix
NR20252h 43mComedyDramaMysteryThriller
Ranjeet Dobriyal dies before the cruise party for his hundredth birthday, and his will leaves everything to a son named Jolly. Three men arrive, each claiming to be him.
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- Netflix1.2/5
- IMDb3.3/1019,111 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes13%
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Plot summary
Billionaire tycoon Ranjeet Dobriyal plans to celebrate his hundredth birthday with a party aboard a luxury cruise ship, joined by his son Dev, adopted son Shiraz, bodyguard Batuk, CFO Maya and COO Bedi. Before departure he suffers a heart attack and dies, and the board chooses to keep the news quiet so that the Ranjeet Group's stock does not fall. His lawyer Lucy opens a holographic will, and the whole fortune is left to Jolly, the son of Ranjeet's first marriage to Shakuntala Devi; the document gives peculiar clues about who Jolly is. Three men, Jalabuddin, Jalbushan and Julius, come aboard with their wives, Zara, Sasikala and Kaanchi, and each presents himself as the heir. Dev proposes a DNA test for the next morning.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Housefull 5 (2025)
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- Housefull 5 was released in two versions, Housefull 5A and Housefull 5B, each featuring a different climax and a different murderer. Producer Sajid Nadiadwala had envisioned the dual-ending format for 30 years.
- The teaser for Housefull 5 was removed from YouTube on 9 May 2025 after Mofusion Studios made a copyright claim over the song "Laal Pari". Producer Sajid Nadiadwala presented a written declaration from Yo Yo Honey Singh confirming his exclusive rights to the track and issued a legal notice, and the teaser was reinstated.
- The Housefull 5 cast filmed aboard a cruise ship for 40 days, sailing from Newcastle to Spain, Normandy, Honfleur and back to Plymouth, with elaborate action and dance sequences shot at sea.
- Housefull 5 faced criticism for the objectification of women. Director Tarun Mansukhani responded that the film was "driven by women" and argued that calling it sexist was a biased view.
