something similar to Badhai Ho Badhai released a couple of weeks back.
 
The story is about Abhay (Fardeen Khan) who lives with his widowed mother (Farida Jalal) and sister in Mumbai. Abhay happens to be an amiable and lovable character and easily wins everyone's heart he comes across. Theirs is a happy and content family.. Well, life goes on till Abhay receives a telegram one day from his grandfather (Vikram Gokhale) who invites them over to his place for the first time to attend a family function. Abhay's joy knows no bounds on receiving this invitation. They eagerly leave for the function but on reaching there he finds

that things are not all that smooth as he had expected. His grandfather is indifferent in his approach towards them. But, he soon manages to win over the hearts of everyone there.
  
In that function he comes across Mangala (Richa Pallod) who he falls in love with. But before their love story could become successful, he comes across some past incidents that ruins the relationship between the two families. Abhay decides to sort the problem and unite the two families. He realises that in order to do this he has to sacrifice his love and he decides to do that but eventually the grandparents discover the truth and get them married.

The first half of the film has many light moments and is entertaining. The film gathers momentum after intermission and the rest of it is well shot, enough to keep the audience's eyes glued to the screen. But the drawback is that the story is old fashioned and the screenplay is weak.
   
Director Ravi Shankar definitely deserves praise for extracting such brilliant performance out of Fardeen Khan and for handling the emotional sequences so well. Sarmishta Roy's art direction is superb. Cinematography is so so and dialogues are repetitive.

Anu Malik isn't doing well lately and his numbers here are OK except the title score and "Chudi". Performance-wise Fardeen Khan steals the show. He has given one of his best performances till date. He has worked very hard on the emotional scenes which is obvious on the screen. Richa Pallod needs to work hard on her acting skills and also her weight. Vikram Gokhale and Farida Jalal are good. The others in the supporting cast are OK.
           
Overall, the film is good but will face a tough competition from "Kya Dil Ne Kaha" which is also a decent family entertainer releasing the same day.