Pintoo is a young Kabbadi player at Agra who goes to factionism-hit Mathura, where in a twist of fate, he saves Radhika from Gajendar Singh. Gajendar Singh is a dangerous faction leader, who is in love with Radhika and wants to marry her against her wishes. Pintoo brings Radhika to his house in Agra and decides to hide her until they can ensure her safe escape. This plan is complicated by the fact that Pinto’s father is the police officer tasked by Gajendar Singh to locate Radhika.However, the Hindi remake has come a decade too late. Hindi audiences have moved on from watching simple masala movies which the 80s doled out regularly. They want some thing new and different.
Unfortunately, Tevar cannot offer anything new. To make matters worse, Arjun Kapoor doesn’t have the charisma need to make a mediocre movie into a watchable film. He fails miserably. Unlike the original and Tamil remake where the respective superstars donned the role, Arjun is still trying to make his impression in Bollywood.However, if there is one reason to watch this film and thats Manoj Bajpai. This man is brilliant as the villain. He plays a ruthless man, killing people with ease and also of a crazy awe struck lover who will go any distance to make the girl fall in love with him.A Kabaddi player rescues a young woman from an unwanted marriage and hides her in his home.

I laughed crazy at first half and second half made me think I’m lucky to have a family. I don’t want to spoil your excitement but I need to express what I felt last night. What’s good – Some of your memories will revive of being in middle class society. Like I remember my mom always asked me to get snacks for guest, saying “bas last time”.

What’s bad – It’s difficult to find but you’ll loose your entertainment anyhow if trying to find some.