The story follows two mischievous college friends, and Chantu (Sahil Khan) , who are more interested in playing pranks and conning their peers than studying. Realizing they aren't built for hard work, they hatch a plan to marry two wealthy girls, Sheena (Riya Sen) and Rani (Shillpi Sharma) , to secure a lifetime of luxury.

Critics at the time were mixed; some, like Taran Adarsh, found it average, while modern audiences on platforms like Letterboxd and Reddit often revisit it as a "fun, stupid movie" with high re-watch value.

Its success led to a sequel titled Xcuse Me , released in 2003.

Primarily cast as the glamorous love interests; while they fit the "youthful" vibe of the film, their roles were more focused on screen presence than deep character development.

Style is a quintessential "time-pass" entertainer. While it may not win awards for its script or technical finesse, its infectious energy and the Chantu-Bantu chemistry make it a must-watch for fans of Bollywood comedies. Style (2001) - Plot - IMDb

The 2001 film is a cult classic Hindi buddy comedy that remains a nostalgic favorite for its irreverent humor and catchy soundtrack. Directed by N. Chandra , the film is a lighthearted romp through college life, pranks, and an unexpected murder mystery. Plot Overview

Making a decent debut, Khan serves as a solid foil to Joshi’s high-energy performance.

The standout performer, Joshi's comic timing and natural flair for comedy are the film's strongest assets.