Synopsis :
Akshay and Juhi make a very cute couple, but Mrs. Khiladi can easily act circles around her filmi spouse. (I feel that a female-oriented romance would be a better vehicle in which to present the twosome together in the future.) Juhi's comedic timing (as well as her look in the movie) is near perfection, whereas Akshay occasionally appears uncomfortable with the comedy film set-up. He tries to compensate by yelling and whining, but that will never make him a Govinda. (To be fair, Akshay's character is also too stupid for the audience's support.

One wonders how this well-educated man could become such a moronic couch potato.) Kadar Khan's character displays some dichotomy. On one hand the man is mega-rich, but he dresses like the heroes of David Dhawan's earlier movies. Daddy is also a strict authoritarian but he turns to mush when dealing with his daughter. Paresh Rawal as Shalu's Mamu, is wasted in the annoying role of a failed Doordarshan compeer who provides a synopsis of the happenings every five minutes.