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Whole stretches of the film are garbled beyond comprehension, and the plot's thread is not regained when one character attempts to explain everybody's movements using ketchup bottles.
Anees Bazmee, who has made a career of dishing out gags and funny one-liners, goes at this one again with gusto. And you do find yourself amused at times.
All-in-all, while Mubarakan suffers from a strained and predictable plot, its silliness does makes you laugh. So go watch the film if indulging in there hours of escapist comedy is your game...
In the second half[,] the film gets totally centred on Anil Kapoor and his antics. Unlike Welcome, he doesn't get much support from his co-actors and gigs become repetitive in nature.
Arjun Kapoor displays a singular lack of comic timing, and the female leads are for decorative purposes only.
Anil Kapoor's energy is almost infectious, but it doesn't spread far enough.
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