''Timepass 3'' is a 2022

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film directed by

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and produced by Meghana Jadhav. It is the third instalment of the ''Timepass series''. The film stars

Prathamesh Parab Prathamesh Parab (born 29 November 1993) is an Indian actor who works in Marathi cinema. He played a small role in ''Balak Palak'' before playing a lead character in ''Timepass (film), Timepass''. He reprised his role in its sequel ''Timepass ...

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and

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in leading roles, along with

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in supporting roles. ''Timepass 3'' was theatrically released on 29 July 2022.

Plot

After finally passing his 12th exam, Dagdu Parab is ready to start fresh after taking admission in Science College. His bonding with classmate Pallavi is also blooming.

Cast

as Dagdu Shantaram Parab *

as Pallavi Dinkar Patil *

as Dinkar Patil *

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as Shantaram Parab *

as Madhav Lele * Rakesh Bhavsar *

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as College principal * Manmeet Pem as Balbharti * Anvita Phaltankar as Chanda *

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as Komdya * Jayesh Chavan as Malaria * Prashant Tapasvi as College peon

Reception

Critical reception

The film received mixed response from critics. Kalpeshraj Kubal of ''

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'' rated three stars out of five stars gave positive review. Mihir Bhanage of ''

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'' rates two and half stars out of five wrote "if a light-hearted cinema outing is what you are looking at, this is a decent bet." Johnson Thomas of ''Filmibeat'' gave same rating. Shahin Irani of ''

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'' gave two and half stars out of five stars wrote "In trying to keep the flavour of the franchise alive, Timepass 3 has become a little offensive and too old for the jokes. Barring those scenes, the movie is a ride which hopes to entertain you. It is only but a good effort today." Chitrali Choghale-Anawkar of ''

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'' gave 2.5 stars out of five stars wrote "The effect of the cinema is good. But, in the first two episodes, it seems to fade a bit. There is a distinct twist in the movie at the very end and it definitely keeps the curiosity stretched and the movie gives something as it goes. ''Timepass 3'' definitely makes its timepass due to the cast and the light-hearted humor in the story and some new characters." Salonee Mistry of ''Pune Times Mirror'' gave 1.5 rating and wrote "‘Timepass 3’ is a no-brainer entertainment watch, packed with slapstick comedy that borders on being unfunny at times. Skip it if movies like these aren’t up your alley."

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, 21345566
''Timepass 3''
on

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