Paresh Rawal role Baburao ganpatrao apte became a iconic character

This movie is full of Comedy.Viewers feel amaze after seeing this movie.This Movie plot is based on 3 characters who want to change their life.And one day they find a way for changing their life. Or I can say that solutions of all problems they are facing. And during the journey of that way they go through different different Emotions that shows them true meaning of life.All Actors of the movie has done a very good job with their characters.This movie's scene are so funny that keep their audience entertain and take whole attention of their till the end. During the free time or someone feel bored or feel tired they can watch this movie and feel amaze. A clip of this movie can also put some fun in your life.

Raju (Akshay Kumar) is a tenant of Baburao Ganpatrao Apte a.k.a. Babu Bhaiyya (Paresh Rawal) and has not paid his rent for a long time. Raju does not believe in hard work and wants to earn easy money. He cons everybody, even his mother (Sulabha Arya), who thinks that her son works in Calcutta. Baburao, a bespectacled long-sighted man, runs the "Star Garage". He has a familial debt with many money-lenders and has hard time with them.Shyam a.k.a. Ghanshyam (Sunil Shetty) has come to Mumbai from Gurgaon seeking a job in his late father's bank. Apparently his father died in a fire that broke out in the bank and he claims that the bank owes him the job. He badly needs the money for his friend Khadak Singh's (Om Puri) sister's marriage. A young woman, Anuradha Panniker (Tabu), is also in the running for the job, her father having died two minutes after Shyam's. Shyam meets Raju and a misunderstanding causes Shyam to think that Raju is a pickpocket. A fight ensues between the two, and Raju escapes, leaving his wallet with Shyam. After Raju leaves, Shyam discovers that he had his own wallet on him all the time. Unfortunately, this realisation comes just as Raju returns with two policemen, insisting that Shyam has robbed him.Later that evening, Shyam reaches Star Garage. Baburao agrees to take him in as a paying boarder, although he warns Shyam that he will have to share the place with another boarder and will have to help with the household chores. Unfortunately for Shyam, the other boarder is Raju, who has not paid Baburao a single penny of rent in the last two years. The two men come to blows again the minute they see each other. Raju vociferously objects to Shyam's presence and threatens to move out. Baburao is nonplussed by Raju's indignation and calls his bluff. Eventually, Raju backs down, claiming that he's only staying because he owes Baburao and he hates to leave debts. The two men are constantly at each other's throats, and poor Baburao often ends up suffering the physical consequences of their conflict.

The performance by Paresh Rawal is a good enough reason to watch Hera Pheri. It is a standout performance by one of the most talented actors in Bollywood. The other members of the cast also do a commendable job. Hera Pheri involves a heist when three men decide to earn a quick buck without realizing the consequences that might follow. Even though the film has a few plot holes and inconsistencies, the witty dialogs and comic timing of the actors make up for the deficiencies and makes this movie a memorable watch. The movie could have been shortened by removing some unnecessary songs. However, this movie belongs to Paresh Rawal. I cannot stress on the brilliance of his acting. Go and see the movie now.