There’s something about the Golmaal gang that just hits differently every time they come back, and now it’s happening again. Ajay Devgn has dropped a behind-the-scenes video from Golmaal 5, and it instantly feels like stepping back into that chaotic, fun world fans have loved for years. The clip isn’t just a random update — it’s packed with nostalgia, energy, and a clear hint that this installment is aiming to go bigger than before.
Shot during the ongoing Ooty schedule, the video shows the core cast reuniting in a lively setup that feels both familiar and fresh at the same time. But what really caught everyone’s attention wasn’t just the actors — it was the return of the franchise’s iconic five-seater bike. That one visual alone is enough to remind fans of all the madness, chaos, and comedy that defined the earlier films. And with the classic Golmaal theme music playing in the background, the vibe hits instantly.
Ajay shared the clip with a caption that pretty much sums up the direction of the film — bigger scale, bigger entertainment. He wrote that the ride is larger this time, and honestly, it does look like the makers are trying to push things further without losing the essence of what made the series work in the first place. That balance is important, because Golmaal has always been less about story and more about timing, chemistry, and pure chaos.
Meanwhile, Rohit Shetty also posted the same montage, reflecting on how the franchise has been running on “positive vibes” since the first film back in 2006. And he’s not wrong — few comedy franchises in Bollywood have managed to stay this consistent in terms of recall value. Even when the films varied in reception, the characters and their dynamic always stayed memorable.
What makes Golmaal 5 even more interesting this time is the addition of Akshay Kumar to the mix. That’s a big move, because Akshay brings his own style of comedy and screen presence, which could either blend perfectly with the existing cast or completely change the energy of the group. Ajay’s light joke about him “not leaving any franchise” just adds to the fun around his entry.
Looking back, the Golmaal series has built a strong legacy over the years. Starting with Golmaal: Fun Unlimited, it went on to expand with Golmaal Returns, Golmaal 3, and Golmaal Again. Each film leaned into its ensemble cast and over-the-top humour, creating a kind of comfort zone for audiences who just want to enjoy a full-on comedy ride without overthinking it.
And that’s where Golmaal 5 seems to be heading as well — not trying to reinvent the formula, but making it louder, bigger, and maybe a bit more chaotic. The Ooty schedule visuals already hint at a colorful, energetic setup, which has always been a signature of Rohit Shetty’s filmmaking style.
At this point, it’s still early days for the film, but one thing is clear — the franchise knows exactly what its audience expects. And instead of changing too much, it’s leaning into that nostalgia while adding just enough new elements to keep things interesting. If the final film manages to capture that same madness with a slightly upgraded scale, Golmaal 5 could easily turn into one of the biggest crowd-pleasers when it hits theatres.
