Dhamaal 4 (2026) brings Bollywood’s most lovable gang of fortune hunters back for another round of greed, chaos and glorious stupidity, as director Indra Kumar returns with the fourth chapter of the hit comedy franchise. Ajay Devgn leads the pack once again as Guddu, joined by series regulars Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh and Jaaved Jaaferi, whose characters would rather scheme their way to easy riches than earn an honest living.

The madness begins when word spreads of a fabulous treasure hidden away long ago by a feared pirate who once looted a British ship. The gold lies buried on a remote island, beneath a mountain shaped like the letter “M”, and the only clues to its location are scattered, unreliable and fiercely guarded. For Guddu and his friends, it sounds like the chance of a lifetime — if only they can survive each other long enough to claim it.

They are far from the only ones hunting the prize. Rival gangs, double-crossers and a flamboyant modern-day pirate all join the race, and the journey turns into a chain of comic disasters involving stormy seas, perilous forests, wild animals and grand plans that collapse the moment they are put into action. Every alliance lasts only until someone spots a shortcut, and every shortcut leads the whole gang straight into fresh trouble.

True to the spirit of the franchise, Dhamaal 4 is less about who finally finds the treasure and more about the mayhem along the way. Packed with slapstick set pieces, rapid-fire banter and the easy chemistry of its returning ensemble, it is a loud, colourful, family-friendly entertainer that asks nothing of its audience except to sit back, switch off and enjoy the ride.

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