'Mere Baap Pehle Aap'

Starring : Paresh Rawal, Archana Puran Singh, Rajpal Yadav, Genelia D'Souza, Akshaye Khanna, Om Puri
Director : Priyadarshan

A 55-year-old widower with two sons and a daughter-in-law seeks a suitable female to marry in this rollicky comedy by Priyadarshan.

This younger son of Janardhan Rane shares a unique relationship with his father. Usually, he is his father’s best friend. But whenever he tries to discipline his father, he becomes his father’s father. The two get along like a house on fire – the only bone of contention being Janardhan’s friendship with the lecherous Mathur, whom Gaurav considers to be a bad influence on his father.

This simple and docile man lost his wife years ago, but devoted his life to bringing up his two sons. He has never ever thought of remarriage, whilst his best friend Mathur only thinks of remarriage.

Then, out of the blue, he comes face to face with his first love, and he realizes that he never stopped loving her. But he still hesitates to express his love because he is afraid of hurting his own grown-up sons.

This cute and mischievous girl has come from the US for a friend’s wedding. She has another mission as well – to take sweet revenge from the man who played a nasty prank on her when they were studying together in college. That man is Gaurav Rane. Even as she torments Gaurav, she falls in love with him.

The only reason Gaurav has given this buffoon a job in his shopping mall is because they studied together till standard fifth. However hard Mannu tries, he always manages to get the wrong end of the stick. This unmarried police inspector dislikes men who run after women. A strict disciplinarian, her mission in life is to catch eve teasers and punish them severely. And the culprit she catches most often is Mathur.

He is Janardhan’s best friend since the days they began their struggle together in London. As old as Janardhan, he has no wife and family and his only mission in life is to find a suitable girl and get married. He likes every girl he meets. But no one likes him. And most of his attempts to seek a bride often land him in police station, under the wrathful eyes of Inspector Bhawani.

Janaradhan Vishvanbhar Rane (Paresh Rawal) is a widower who has spent his life bringing up his two kids Chirag (Manoj Joshi) and Gaurav (Akshaye Khanna). Janaradhan has done everything for his kids to bring them up in the best possible manner, ever since they were toddlers. Now when the duo has grown up, Gaurav takes up the responsibility of his father. They both manage the household chores and their business to the best of their abilities

Though Gaurav is the younger son, he treats his father like his son. Gaurav is on guard with the vigilance of a disciplined parent. He shouts, threatens, and fights - even locks up his father occasionally so that his prankster best friend Madhav Mathur (Om Puri) who is a divorcee and desperate to get married, does not spoil him.

Madhav and Janaradhan who are always in search of a bride for Madhav always keep landing up in trouble and every time Gaurav has to bail them out and face the embarrassment.

They come to know about their past relationship. Now Gaurav wants his father to get married to his lost love. Gaurav and Shikha embark upon a rib-tickling journey to arrange his father's love marriage and in the process find soul mates in each other.

‘Mere Baap Pehle Aap’ released on June 13th, 2008

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