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Be prepared for a 3 hour non-stop dhamaka pure Bollywood style.

A hit with the audiences across the UK and Shropshire.

We have the Indo-Pakistan alliance where the terrorists do all they can to foil this friendship.

Then there is the scene between a father and his son involving the issue of an extra marital affair.

Thirdly, we have the college student who is on the verge of being kidnapped by the terrorists.

The film opens on a television show being raided by a group of terrorists led by Raghavan (Suniel Shetty).

Amidst the chaos that follows, Major Shekhar Sharma (Naseeruddin Shah) is shot as he tries to protect General Bakshi (Kabir Bedi).

Mr Sharma's son, Major Ram Prasad (Shah Rukh Khan) is also seen trying to tackle the terrorists.

We then get to learn through a flashback that Ram Prasad is actually the illegitimate son of Major Shekhar Sharma.

Unable to accept this extra-marital affair, his wife (Kiron Kher) leaves her husband with their baby son, Laxman.

So on the verge of death, Major Sharma wants to see his family reunited.

The film then focuses on General Bakshi who has a daughter, Sanjana (Amrita Rao). Her life is in danger due to the terrorists. She studies in the same college as Laxman.

So Ram Prasad aim is to fulfill his dad's wishes and protect Sanjana from being kidnapped.

He sets off to St Paul's college where he goes undercover as a student.

Initially Ram is not accepted by the trendy looking teenagers. He is regularly picked on by a teenage lad, Lucky (Zayed Khan).

As usual, Ram wins everyone's love on the campus without realising that he himself has given his heart to Chandni (Susmita Sen), the chemistry teacher.

The film is full of funny moments which include characters like the 'spitting' physics professor (Satish Shah), the Hindi teacher (Bindu) who cannot pronounce her English words and the college headmaster with a short memory.

Initial half of the film is full of fun and laughter whilst the second half becomes serious as it concentrates on the terrorists leading to a well executed climax.

Debutant director, Farah Khan has certainly come up trumps with her first film. There is never a dull moment. The movie keeps you entertained throughout.

Main Hoon Naa also scores top marks on the technical front including Anu Malik's musical score and brilliantly shot scenes, further adding gloss to the narration.

Shah Rukh Khan is on top form once again whilst Zayed Khan has come leaps and bounds since his debut in Chura Liya Hai Tumse.

Susmita Sen looks ravishingly beautiful making her presence felt in each and every frame she was in.

This includes the song sequences including the qawali number which will go down very well with the audience.

Overall, Farah Khan has given us a wholesome Bollywood entertainer appealing to all ages.

This film will entered the UK top ten charts at number 7 during its opening weekend.

It is likely that this film will end up being the highest earner at the UK Box office to date this year. Not to be missed!