this movie fully deserves to be one of the top hindi comedies ever made . rajkumar santoshi is mostly known for his gritty hard hitting social dramas  and but this is easily the most effortless movie he has made . the plot revolves around two small town buffoons amar (aamir khan) and prem (salman khan) . they want to get rich quick and so move to the big city . they hatch the same plan separately  to woo a rich heiress raveena (raveena tandon) who is the daughter of a rich businessman ramgopal bajaj (paresh rawal) . thus the one who marries raveena gets his hands on all her wealth . but when they get to know each other plan  and there is an intense tussle of one oneupmanship over who marries raveena . hilarious gags and situations ensue as the battle rages on . at the same time ramgopal bajaj identical twin brother shyamgopal bajaj wants to eliminate his brother and niece and usurp the family fortune . add to this an assortment of funny characters including a raveena maid karishma (karishma kapoor)  and a mistake prone butler named robert (vijoo khote)  and a manager named bhalla (shehzad khan) who mimics yesteryear villain ajeet and a funny gangster gogo (shakti kapoor) who looks more like a pirate and a rollicking comedy awaits you . do not waste your time looking for logic in the movie . leave the company of your brains and just enjoy . the actors are so much in sync with the script that no room is left for mistakes . dialogues (rajkumar santoshi  and dilip shukla) are witty . music (tushar bhatia) and lyrics (majrooh sultanpuri) are memorable . the picturization and choreography (saroj khan) of yeh raat aur yeh doori  and ae lo ji sanam and dil karta hai tere paas aaoon is fitting and will remain etched in my mind forever . the film starred two superstars in the making  and aamir khan and salman khan (they eventually became superstars) . aamir khan is impeccable in his first all out comedy role . i salute his sense of comic timing . salman pales in comparison with aamir but is still likable . among the supporting characters  and paresh rawal stands out in his dual role of ramgopal and shyamgopal . the movie surprisingly failed at the box office . i fail to understand why . i recommend it to all nevertheless . 
this movie fully deserves to be one of the top hindi comedies ever made . rajkumar santoshi is mostly known for his gritty hard hitting social dramas  and but this is easily the most effortless movie he has made . the plot revolves around two small town buffoons amar (aamir khan) and prem (salman khan) . they want to get rich quick and so move to the big city . they hatch the same plan separately  to woo a rich heiress raveena (raveena tandon) who is the daughter of a rich businessman ramgopal bajaj (paresh rawal) . thus the one who marries raveena gets his hands on all her wealth . but when they get to know each other plan  and there is an intense tussle of one oneupmanship over who marries raveena . hilarious gags and situations ensue as the battle rages on . at the same time ramgopal bajaj identical twin brother shyamgopal bajaj wants to eliminate his brother and niece and usurp the family fortune . add to this an assortment of funny characters including a raveena maid karishma (karishma kapoor)  and a mistake prone butler named robert (vijoo khote)  and a manager named bhalla (shehzad khan) who mimics yesteryear villain ajeet and a funny gangster gogo (shakti kapoor) who looks more like a pirate and a rollicking comedy awaits you . do not waste your time looking for logic in the movie . leave the company of your brains and just enjoy . the actors are so much in sync with the script that no room is left for mistakes . dialogues (rajkumar santoshi  and dilip shukla) are witty . music (tushar bhatia) and lyrics (majrooh sultanpuri) are memorable . the picturization and choreography (saroj khan) of yeh raat aur yeh doori  and ae lo ji sanam and dil karta hai tere paas aaoon is fitting and will remain etched in my mind forever . the film starred two superstars in the making  and aamir khan and salman khan (they eventually became superstars) . aamir khan is impeccable in his first all out comedy role . i salute his sense of comic timing . salman pales in comparison with aamir but is still likable . among the supporting characters  and paresh rawal stands out in his dual role of ramgopal and shyamgopal . the movie surprisingly failed at the box office . i fail to understand why . i recommend it to all nevertheless . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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