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 I don't know how experienced people in the entertainment world could have greenlit the torture called Housefull 5. I understand that in this particular genre, known as "brainrot," one must leave logic aside and just go with the flow. But even after that, it was a chore to watch Housefull 5 in its entirety. The story, apparently conceived by Sajid Nadiadwala after 15 years of reflection and meditation, and with two different endings, A and B, for the first time in the history of Indian cinema, was so atrocious that one didn't know what the writers were going for. Dialogues, conversations, and situations are the key to a good comedy, but here too, the writers failed completely.  Akshay Kumar, as Julius, tried his best, but even his best efforts couldn't save the ship from sinking. To top it all off, the female characters were objectified in the worst possible way, and the creative team blatantly used them as props in the film. I guess, considering the audience'...