Arunodhay Singh is funny with a poker face and gives a good performance, especially the anger management scene is one of his best in the movie. Varun Dhawan is confident and carries himself well and you can see sparks of Govinda in him in most of the scenes. The movie then heads for a roller coaster ride with laughs galore including a rather funny shiv bajan tuned to the music of badtameez dil. Vikrant's Daughter Ayesha (Nargis Fukhrey-with bad acting skills) is in love with Seenu and so her father had Sunaina kidnapped to blackmail Seenu to marry Ayesha. Angad informs him that the kidnapper is Vikrant (Anupam Kher) an international Don located in Bangkok. Seenu outwits Angad and takes off with Sunaina, only to witness her being kidnapped. He joins a college and woos Sunaina (Ileana De Cruz-with bad makeup) who is in fact being stalked by a police officer Angad (Arunodhay Singh), who bashes any guy who even talks to his girl. On the way he bashes some goons who try to eve tease some girls and establishes himself as a hero material and not just a comedian. Seenu (Varun Dhawan) is an older version of Dennis the menace and when he is rejected in marriage by an obese girl because he is not a graduate, he embarks on journey from Ooty to Banglore to get a Degree. You have the same jarring colors, the same brainless heroines and a villain who is never to be taken too seriously and above all MEIN TERA HERO has good music, the tapori kind which Govinda excelled at dancing to. Years later today, David Dhawan brings his son Varun Dhawan with a similar mad cap comedy which catapulted Govinda to stardom. These movies had the same logic as the Tom and Jerry cartoon shows, u wanna watch u better give your brain a rest-the movies were entertaining and provided a good laugh as long as you ignored the fact that what was happening on the screen was just non stop nonsense, but what the hell, you were being entertained and you were not being bored and you are stress free. In the 90's David Dhawan and Govind teamed up together to entertain us with the best of bollywood madcap comedies.
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