A film director (Mahesh Kothare) introduces three school friends, Prema (Priya Arun), Kishori (Kishori Godbole), and Saudamini (Suchitra Bandekar), who are now housewives, engaged with family customs, and frustrated with their monotonous lives. They meet at the market one day and decide to take a trip to Ratnagiri for the new year. The three tell their husband that they are going on a pilgrimage to Ashtavinayaka. Rahul (Prasad Oak) organises bus tickets for their journey, which they provide to three elderly women in secret.
The three buddies drive by car to their location, and they decide not to think about their families on this trip. One of the three elderly women suffers a heart attack in the bus. Meanwhile, their spouses plan a New Year's party at Tofhkhane's bungalow, where they have drinks and have fun. While going to watch an adult film on television, they see the news of Prema Tofhkhane being admitted to the hospital. In a drunken state, Vijay (Makarand Anaspure) reaches the I.C.U to see his wife, but due to intoxication, he doesn't come to know about the women. The hospital doesn't allow them to stay there because of their intoxication so for a night they reach the same hotel where their wives are staying. The next day, Prema, Kishori and Saudamini adores the young fit guy Adi with no other intentions in the pool but the guy ask them for a drink by which they understands his intentions and throws him in the pool again. The men reaches the hospital again in the morning where they come to know that there has lied to them. Here enters the arms dealer M.K Dandy (Dilip Prabhavalkar) from Eastern Europe. At night there is a new year party where everyone comes to enjoys, unknown to each other the wives and husbands come to know about the truth.
The film was produced by Mahesh Kothare's son actor-director Adinath Kothare who was also an assistant director for the film.[4] This film also marked actress Suchitra Bandekar's debut in Marathi films, before that she was part of many Marathi daily soaps.[5]
Soundtrack
The songs were composed by Ashok Patki and the lyrics were penned by Shrirang Godbole, while the background music was done by Sanjay Dhakan.[6] The vocals were provided by Vaishali Samant, Madhuri Karmarkar, Bela Sulakhe and Shailaja Subramanium. Umesh Jadhav choreographed the songs.
Track listing
No.
Title
Singer(s)
Length
1.
"Full 3 Dhamaal (Title Song)"
Bela Sulakhe, Madhuri Karmarkar, Shaileja Subramaniam
2:55
2.
"Khaara Shengdana"
Bela Sulakhe, Madhuri Karmarkar, Shaileja Subramaniam
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