Tera Yaar Hoon Main has a mass-friendly treatment and the friendship shared by the protagonist and the girl's father is endearing. The two songs in the second half are foot-tapping, with the ‘Apun Bola Tu Meri Laila’-style number, ‘Tanu Ko Manu Chahiye’, standing out. However, the humour doesn't work as intended. The plot looks dated and something like this may have worked 10-15 years ago. Moreover, the exterior scenes look sub-standard. The finale is predictable. Aman Indra Kumar shows some promise in emotional and action scenes but needs to work on his comic timing. Akanksha Sharma has an arresting presence and delivers a first-rate performance. Paresh Rawal is the soul of the film. Supriya Pilgaonkar raises the maximum laughs, followed by Darshan Jariwala. Neha Khan is fair in a supporting role. All in all, Tera Yaar Hoon Main fails to impress.

My rating - ** out of 5!