Salman Khan plays Samir, a beach casanova in this film,

Samir (Salman Khan) works as a lifeguard in Goa. Despite a bevy of bikini clad girls parading in front of him daily, he falls for Rani (Priyanka Chopra), an up-and-coming career minded designer.

Life for these love birds runs smoothly until Sunny enters the scene.

He shares a flat with Samir. Being poles apart, both lads cannot get on. But what can they do? It is better to share the bills than pay the full rent!

When Sunny's eyes falls on Rani, he too gets hooked.

So what follows is a series of funny escapades as the lads battle against each other to get the girl.

Priyanka Chopra, Akshay and Salman

Adding to this mayhem is Rani's father, Colonel Dugraj Singh (Amrish Puri).

A man of strict principles, the Colonel has fought the war against the Portuguese in his younger days. He happily retires to a quite life in Goa.

But the arrival of two men into his daughter's life brings chaos.

Then there are the twins, Raj and Paul (played by Rajpal Yadav).

Raj is an astrologer who predicts Samir's every move. But all his predictions prove to be wrong.

Paul, the other twin brother, is the leader of the Eagle gang creating chaos in this love triangle.

As for Rani, her life changes as she discovers a funny and adventurous lifestyle thanks to these guys.

But who will she choose as her life long companion? Watch Mujhse Shaadi Karoge to find out.

Director David Dhawan makes a comeback in the director' s chair after a respite of few years.

His previous comedy flicks like Hero No.1, Biwi No 1 and Haseena Maan Jayegi fared well at the UK box office.

There no reason why his latest film shouldn't do well. After all, the audience will be entertained fully with the usual Bollywood gags and humour.

There is also a fight sequence pure matrix style, the first of its kind to be seen in a Bollywood film. So do watch out for this.

The film releases in the UK cinemas around 30th July 2004.