Harikrishnans
Fine in a vacuum, but a marked disappointment given the cast.
The main problem is that the central mystery is dishwater dull, with no real emotional stakes, no interesting villains or suspects, and no energy at all.
Fortunately, the movie frequently gets distracted enough to either let <PERSON> & <PERSON> banter, fight, sing, or stumble through Three's Company style shenanigans over <PERSON>, and whenever it's doing any of those things, it's a great time at the movies. Its comic highpoint comes near the middle, where the three of them go on essentially a vacation together, completely ignoring the case for close to an hour of glorious sitcom nonsense; if the whole movie had been like that, it'd be an all-timer.
But it isn't. There's about an hour or so of go-nowhere crime bullshit weighing it down. That it more or less succeeds in spite of that is a testament to the power and chemistry of its three leads. 292