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Sanjana is a carefree young girl who resides in a small village of Sunder Nagar with her parents, her pet dog and four friends.

A quiet life all round, except for the constant nagging by her mother who wants her to get married.

To make matters worse, Roopa, her elder sister, has just found Prem, an influential businessman to be Sanjana’s ideal partner.

Prem is presently in Sunder Nagar on some business assignment.

So to kill two birds with one stone, he decides to meet Sanjana.

Prem is given a warm welcome by Sanjana’s parents upon his arrival. But Sanjana finds that he is intruding into her life.

She hates him initially but gradually realises that he is a good person at heart. They both fall in love.

But destiny plays havoc with Sanjana’s life when she finds that the person she has fallen for is Prem Kishen.

He happens to be the manager of the real Prem Kumar, the businessman.

Prem Kumar had sent his business manager with the same name to Sunder Nagar as he was force to stay back due to some business commitments.

So this is where the confusion starts as Sanjana’s family start believing that Prem Kishen is an impostor.

They now want him out of their lives and decide to opt for the original Prem Kumar.

But what about Sanjana? She is in love with Prem Kishen. FInd out by watching this Sooraj Barjatya’s romantic drama.

Like all his other movies, Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon (meaning I will love you till the end) is also a typical Barjatya film.

This film too, consists of friendly domestic servants, talented pets, traditional Indian rituals, beautiful costumes and songs which enhance the entertainment value of the film.

The pre-intermission consists of comic situations as director Sooraj Barjatya establishes the role of each character of the film.

Unlike his previous movies, Sooraj has for the first time, shot the film on outdoor locations.

The film has some great moments which include Hrithik's antics and some very well shot songs.

This leads us nicely to the interval point as Sanjana’s parents realise who the real Prem is.

The story gains momentum from the second half which sees the entry of Abhishek.

All emotional sequences which follows, are well executed and well shot.

Hrithik Roshan is at ease with his role whilst Kareena Kapoor is brilliant as usual. But it is Abhishek Bachchan who comes up trumps due to his subdued performance. The rest of the cast supports well.

Music director, Anu Malik comes up with some good numbers. These include Chali ayee, Ajnabee and Bani bani.

Not giving too much away, the climax is well worth waiting for. It sure won’t disappoint cinemagoers.

Sooraj Barjatya has once again succeeded in making a wholesome family entertainer.

Its already doing well in cinemas across the UK. So do make a point of seeing this film.