Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji

Three men living different lifestyles in Mumbai are in search of the ‘perfect love life’. Naren Ahuja works as a bank manager and is seeking a divorce from his wife, Madhvi; Abhay Suri is a playboy and gym trainer; and Milind Kelkar works for a matrimonial company and is searching for true love. Naren leaves his house and starts living with his parents. Abhay and Milind are thrown out of their rented apartments and end up as paying guests at Naren's home, where he develops a crush on June Pinto, a new intern at his bank. Milind begins to develop feelings for a radio jockey, Gungun Sarkar. Abhay falls for Anushka Narang, a former Miss India who married a multi-millionaire and is interested in younger men.

Naren and June begin to enjoy each other's company. Milind tries to impress Gungun, which annoys her, although she uses him for her own reasons. Abhay receives plenty of attention from Anushka, and the two begin an affair. The three love stories blossom until Nikki Narang, Anushka's stepdaughter, enters the picture. Abhay falls for Nikki and begins ignoring Anushka. He breaks up with Anushka and starts dating Nikki. June's grandmother invites Naren to dinner, and Gungun eventually falls in love with Milind. However, everything changes. Milind is upset after receiving a letter from Gungun stating that she is going to Chennai for a film project; Nikki dumps Abhay, admitting that she was only using him for sex and that he is not her type; and June's grandmother asks for Naren's opinion on June marrying Chris Pascal, her boyfriend. At the airport, the three men decide to go to Goa for a holiday and vow never to fall in love again. However, they soon meet three new women.

• Ajay Devgn as Naren Ahuja
• Emraan Hashmi as Abhay Suri
• Omi Vaidya as Milind Kelkar
• Shazahn Padamsee as June Pinto
• Shruti Haasan as Nikki Narang
• Tisca Chopra as Anushka "Anu" Narang
• Shraddha Das as Gungun Sarkar
• Aditya Raj Kapoor as Harsh Narang
• Rituparna Sengupta as Madhavi Ahuja, Naren's ex-wife
• Mukesh Tiwari as Mr. Mukesh Tiwari (special appearance)
• Manoj Joshi as Waiter at Restaurant (special appearance)
• Shikha Talsania as Aisha, Naren's assistant
• Arun Kadam as the flower seller
• Sachin Parikh as Naren's colleague
• Gireesh Sahdev as Naren's colleague
• Daisy Irani as June's Nani
• Neha Pendse as Neha Desai
• Sanjay Chhel as Himesh
• Howard Rosemeyer as Jimmy
• Dhruv Bhandari as Chris Pascal, June's boyfriend
• Sunny Singh as Akash (cameo appearance)
• Chetna Pande as Piya (cameo appearance)
• Priya Marathe as Swati Paranjape (cameo appearance)
• Bhau Kadam as Dipak Sisodia (cameo appearance)
• Shweta Salve as an item dancer (special appearance)

The film received an A (Adults only) rating by the Central Board of Film Certification after Bhandarkar refused to cut several scenes he felt were integral to the film.^[6]

The film received positive reviews from critics upon release. Gaurav Malani of The Times of India wrote "While Madhur Bhandarkar's first attempt at making a feel-good film has got an adult censor certificate, it certainly turns out to be a childish attempt at comedy.^[7] Kaveree Bamzai of India Today gave 3 out of 5 stars, writing "Dil Toh Bachcha Hai Jee seems most unlike a Bhandarkar film. Which is both good and bad".^[8]

The soundtrack was composed by Pritam, with the lyrics written by Neelesh Misra, Kumaar, Sanjay Chhel, and Sayeed Quadri.^[9]

The film score is composed by Sandeep Shirodkar.