We already know Kundan and his passionate devotion in Raanjhanaa. Today, Delhi met that fire again — in a new story, in a new season, and through a new pair of lovers. Delhi welcomed the team of Tere Ishk Mein as Dhanush, Kriti Sanon and director Aanand L Rai arrived in the capital, carrying the spirit of their upcoming romance into the city that shapes much of the film.
The place that witnessed some of their most evocative scenes now felt like a natural extension of the story they have built on screen. At the press conference, the trio spoke with an ease honed through shared work. Dhanush reflected on the emotional clarity the role demanded, Kriti spoke of the deep connection she formed with her character Mukti, and Aanand L Rai described how Delhi guided the film’s visual and emotional
language. The trio later headed to India Gate — a site central to the film — instantly turning the monument into an extension of their story. As word spread, fans gathered quickly, surrounding the landmark with a surge of excitement. In a moment that felt like cinema meeting real life, Dhanush and Kriti slipped back into the moods of Shankar and Mukti, revisiting brief flashes of their scenes.
From their conversations to their time at the landmark, Delhi shaped their tour with a sense of familiarity. The capital, with its texture and memory, reaffirmed its presence as a central character in this AR Rahman musical, supported by Irshad Kamil’s evocative lyrics. With the trailer hinting at a current of yearning and AR Rahman’s score promising a soundtrack that may stay with audiences long after its release, all eyes now turns to 28 November. Whether Tere Ishk Mein claims its place as a defining modern romance will depend on how powerfully the film carries this promise — through its music, its emotion, and ofcourse fire that Dhanush and Kriti bring to the screen.