Nanjundi is in love with Vindhya, a relative of his who lives in his house. But his status-conscious mother wants him to marry someone richer and dislikes Vindhya, who comes from a poor household. Nanjundi hatches a plan to pretend to be married to his best male buddy, to give his mother a shock and get approval to marry Vindhya.
This film reminds one of Dostana, when one looks at the basic premise. The film tries to make no bones about being a light-hearted entertainer. It is also replete with innuendo, which at times reminds one of Neer Dose. The film does evoke laughs, but one is left wondering whether it is too many, as it does seem so by the end of the screen time.
The film begins on a funny note and the first half seems quite eventful and theatrical. There are ample places that get the audience cracking. The film seems tedious after the interval. The jokes seem repetitive and the gags too many. In fact, the film does feel a bit crass in its depiction of homosexuality towards the end.
The film has a good comic ensemble that ensure some of the gags seem funny even when they aren't. This could appeal to you if you like your doses of Masti, Housefull, Dhamaal and Golmaal. The film offers humor with no strings attached, a better climax could have been a clincher for it.