Hadh Kar Di Aapne

Manoj Agrawal after the failure of PARDESI BABU(1998) returned with this film

The film has Govinda in 8-9 roles, as his father, mother, grandfather, sister and later-on he also has disguises

He in short is a useless detective send on a case by his friend to get proofs against his wife, whose photos he looses at the airport while flirting with Rani

He disguises as a Sardarji in the plane and again as a girl The funny part is how easily and in short time he does that?

Then he disguises as a french singer and enters a TV to get proofs lol and then as a maharashtrian(yes inside the TV itself)

The rest of the film has the same mistaken identities and ends on a predictable note There are some funny scenes like Govinda being bashed by an African and also many other portions

Direction by Manoj Agrawal is okay Music is okay

Amongst actors Govinda again proves he is one of the most watchable actors He as usual is fantastic though he has done such roles before he fits in all the get ups and roles too well here again though the much hyped 6-7 roles don't actually fit in the film Rani looks fat, teams up well with Govinda thatz it She is nothing great and kept doing such type of roles Amongst rest Nirmal Pandey is as usual Johny Lever is too loud at times and funny in places in 1 role and irritates as the older Tinnu Anand is okay Satish Kaushik is hilarious, Paresh is okay Tanaaz is okay

High brow elites can crawl up a convenient hole. This film is unabashedly stupid and hence infinitely funny. Govinda does it again.

In this comedy of errors, Raj (Govinda) is a private investigator hired to follow the wife of his friend, Sanjay (Nirmal Pandey), while she is on a European tour. Sanjay's wife, Anjali (Ritu Shivpuri), persuades her friend, also named Anjali (Rani Mukerji), to pretend to be her on this tour. Raj and Anjali fall in love on the tour, but believe that each is married to someone else.

The plot sounds complicated, but it truly makes sense when watching the film. The oh-so-cute Govinda plays multiple roles (as his family members), which is truly humorous. In the role as Raj, he is charming and funny, and gives his usual good performance. Mukerji is a strong lead and holds her own, without being overshadowed by Govinda. Johnny Lever plays a dual role, which is particularly effective. The music is only average, and the choreography nearly non-existent. At times, the film is too silly, but overall, it was fun to watch.

Hadh kar di aapne title is perfectly suited for the director of this film who has made a torture in the name of comedy.

A simple story with a small twist but the screenplay is so dull and stretched that after 15 mins movie gets into your nerves and make it unbearable to watch.

The only thing is keeping me alive while I'm watching this film is Govinda comic timing and few songs are the only highlight of this film rest is just a mess.

At first I thought it will be a decent comedy with a good songs but boss this film is one of the worst comedy film in 2000 year.

Cinematography is good with cool shots of foreign locations and dialogues is also kinda adjusted but film can't keep you engaged because of the screenplay and poor presentation.

Overall not recommended at all if you want to watch songs go to YouTube because this film doesn't deserve your 2hr precious time.... Director ne Hadh Kar Di......

As a teenager back then I loved this film for its madness, comic timing and most imporatly the musical score. This film has got some really sweet music. All the songs are lovable.

If we go by logic, the film does not provide a single logical plot. Full on madness but in govinda film you would expect this. Just go by the fun and forget all the reasonable logic in every frame, you will enjoy it.

Govinda and Rani Mukherjee are very much comfortable in their respective roles. Johnny lever is funny as hell. All the other supporting cast provide fun and madness to the movie.

This movie can be a good time pass if you are really looking for all the crazy and illogical madness with some great music.