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Money 3 Rating  1.5/5

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Ratings:1/5 Reviewer:Radhika Rajamani Site:Rediff

J D Chekravarthy (Chekri) directs the Telugu version of his Hindi film Darwaza Bandh Rakho (2006), as Money Money More Money. This comic caper, the third in the Money series, with Brahmanandam in the lead role as Khan Dada, is hardly a sequel. There are just a few scenes with Brahmanandam and Chekri that establish the link with the earlier Money. This caper is pretty childish and immature with the humour falling flat and the actors, including Brahmanandam, not able to rise above the weak script and portrayal of characters.

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Ratings:1.5/5 Reviewer:VenkatSite:GreatAndhra

Highlights: Flashback scenes of ‘Money’ film. Brahmi’s dialogues in few sequences Drawbacks:Poor direction,Spineless screenplay,Silly comedy,Zero entertainment quotient,Nil emotional feel in any scene More commotion than common sense Money Money more Money has nothing worthwhile except the nostalgic feel of ‘Money’ and few glimpses of light moments. At the box office, the makers might gain few returns due to the title hype and Brahmi factor but otherwise, this is a sure shot dud.Bottomline: Not worth your money at all!

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Ratings:-- Reviewer:Manvitha Chowdhary Site:Andhravilas

Money 3 has been touted as the biggest comedy film to hit the screens in recent time. However, the film fails to come anywhere near the first film Money. The comedy is okay but not up to the expectations of the audience. The screenplay lacks the required speed and clarity for this kind f a film. JD Chekravarthy does not have full grip over direction. There are far too many characters that keep popping up every now and then. They only add to the chaos and confusion. Music is average. The film has been made on a shoestring budget and it shows clearly on the screen.Money 3 promises big but fails to deliver. The film’s only saving grace are Brahmanandam and JD Chekravarthy to an extent. The film is cheaply produced and poorly directed. The film as a result ends up as below average film.

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Ratings:1.5/5 Reviewer:-- Site:SuperGoodMovies

Although JD called it as Money 3, it is nowhere connected to first two parts of Money, except for naming two principle characters as Khan Dada and Chakri.Money Money more Money is a badly made film with no proper screenplay and no good comedic scenes. JD simply remade his Darwaja Bandh Rakho film in Telugu despite its failure in Hindi. He didn’t make any changes to make it a hit. It is an insult to Khan Dada’s character as this film made a mockery of that legendary role which played big part in making Brahmi as the king of comedy.Final Word: Money 3 is an insult to Money franchise

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Ratings:-- Reviewer:IndiaGlitz Site:IndiaGlitz

If Chekravarthy JD deserves an award for anything, it is for fooling the audience.  Money.. is not a sequel to the 1995 film, Money Money.  Except the names of Brahmanandam (Khan Dada) and Chekravarthy (Chakri), the throwback to the first part is hinted only in a couple of force-fitted scenes that seem out-of-context.  If not for the Dada link, the film would have been called a remake not a sequel. Money.. is about how four youths, who are desperate to get rich overnight, find themselves in a dreadfully difficult situation when they kidnap the daughter of a tycoon.It is unimaginable how someone who crafted a film like Siddham has made this crappy stuff.

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Ratings:-- Reviewer:Sunita Chowdary Site:Cinegoer

Ram Gopal Varma and his protégés have long presumed that the Telugu audience do not see Hindi films and have churned remakes and it's sequels umpteen times hoping that the response for their films here would be in total contrast to the Hindi heartland. JD Chakri wouldn't have the confidence otherwise to remake Darwaza Bandh Rakho, a dud all over again.The only asset of the Money Money Money is the run time. Money 3 grapples to maintain the tone and it's difficult to imagine the story without Brahmanandam or perhaps Venu Madhav. Tara Alisha is like a whiff of fresh air.

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