Om Puri is a widower staying in Canada with his elder sister Jiji (Farida Jalal) and his daughter Paakhi (Sakshi). He is too possessive of her. While he is out of town for 15 days, Paakhi meets Samar (Priyanshu Chatterjee) who is a suspended cop from Mumbai in search of a criminal hiding in Canada. And as it happens in every hindi film, they fall in love at first sight. More like sing two songs at first sight. Nevertheless, Om Puri comes back to find Paakhi making declarations of love for Samar much to his chagrin.

Jiji, his neighbours and the whole world is for the match except Om Puri. He keeps finding faults with him. Though there is no given reason but Samar lies to the family about his occupation and that becomes the twist in the tale for all you care in the end.

The film has some good music which is the first thing that strikes you when you want to say something positive about the film. but then you want to add there are too many songs. The film is simple and could have been one hell of a funny film if the screenplay had stayed to the track but it deviated to the criminal police track. Perhaps they had thought of a sad song situation and didnt want to lose it.

Nevertheless Om Puri is the best in this bland concoction yet he could have been far far better had he given more meaty scenes. Priyanshu is ok though his comic timing can improve loads. Saakshi is a glam doll and looks really good. Farida Jalal is funny.

The film settles for an average fare and Aapko Pehle Bhi Kahin Dekha Hai comes without a pun.