Somehow Bollywoodwalas knows that joint families never fail to strike a chord. This one knocks very close to the heart though. Seasonedwith healthy comedy (enough of Govinda's laugh-a-minute obscene gestures), the film has Sanjay Chhel taking centrestage. And also Babubhai (Dog-Sasha). Not only has Chhel recreated the Rangeela magic, he has come up with some never-heard-before quips. Interspersed with Paresh Rawal's ad-mad witticism (he talks, walks, screams only ads), Johny Lever's run-of-the-mill jokes and Sanjay Dutt's exceptional performance, Shivani not only learns to smile, she falls in love with him. But for a helpless kid, Sanju (he loves children) has to run away with the loot -- an excuse for the lame Master Vishal Solanki to walk again. A hint of Satte pe Satta.

While Sanjay Dutt has more than managed to add heart to the character, Urmila is the usual fashion designer's delight. Jatin-Lalit's music is foot-tapping -- especially the Sophia Haque Punjabi number, besides the title song and Sanjay's O Shivani. Sanjay Chhel's script is no great shakes, but with his screenplay, dialogues and direction he hasarrived. A sure-fire entertainer after a long time.