Mere Baap Pehle Aap

While for director Priyadarshan, MERE BAAP PEHLE AAP is yet another successful laugh riot; for Shemaroo it is also the association with this veteran director himself, which makes this film so special. They share an endearing on-screen chemistry and their perfect comic timing only goes to make it so real. ... Full Review

The problem with this film isn't its title alone, which, to begin with, is completely uninspiring. Just a handful of scenes between Akshaye and Paresh manage to catch your attention; the rest is a monotonous rigmarole, with Om Puri being completely wasted. ... Full Review

Priyadarshan, sir, a humble request: Review your own movie like everyones doing nowadays. Paresh Rawal strives to be cool: Hes the best aspect (not saying much but still) of this ear-attack. ... Full Review

The film is worth watching for the wonderful moments the duo give you.....Priyadarshan is disappointing..... ... Full Review

Paresh Rawal bumps into childhood sweetheart Shobhana (criminal waste of talent) and dear son Akshaye rushes for the matchmaker garb. Om Puri, as Rawal's bum chum, is reduced to stripping down to bare minimum in police station. ... Full Review

The film is worth watching for the wonderful moments the duo give you.....Priyadarshan is disappointing..... ... Full Review

Priyadarshan's film is clean and clever in parts....Om Puri as a leery, ageing bachelor is appropriately grotesque.....The Kerala sequences are adorably quaint.....The wedding song and dance are almost exquisite.....Another asset is Ranjit Barot's background music, which is surprisingly tender and strong in fits and starts..... ... Full Review

Priyadarshan's film is clean and clever in parts....Om Puri as a leery, ageing bachelor is appropriately grotesque.....The Kerala sequences are adorably quaint.....Paresh Rawal's guilt-stricken expressions and Akshaye Khanna 's finger-wagging exasperation are simply superb.....The wedding song and dance are almost exquisite..... ... Full Review

Despite hiccups, 'Mere Baap Pehle Aap ' has endearing moments that work to its advantage. Gaurav shouts, threatens, fights, even locks up his father occasionally so that his prankster-friend Madhav [Om Puri], who is desperate to get married, does not spoil him. ... Full Review

But it is a pleasure to see the graceful Shobhana, and even better to see how good Paresh can be when he's shot through a soft, romantic lens. Akshaye and Paresh work in such perfect tandem (they've been in loads of the director's films) that the two leading ladies seem almost an intrusion. ... Full Review