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De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: A Feel-Good, Solid Sequel (Photo Credit \u2013T-Series)<\/p>\nStar Cast: Ajay Devgn, R. Madhavan, Rakul Preet Singh, Meezaan Jafferi, Jaaved Jafferi, Ishita Dutta\n<\/p>\n
Director: Anshul Sharma<\/p>\n
De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: A Feel-Good, Solid Sequel (Photo Credit \u2013T-Series)<\/p>\n
What\u2019s Good: The entertainment quotient remains high, come drama or humour<\/p>\n
What\u2019s Bad: Nothing specific<\/p>\n
Loo Break: At your risk!<\/p>\n
Watch or Not?: Haan, haan, of course!<\/p>\n
Language: Hindi<\/p>\n
Available On: Theatrical release<\/p>\n
Runtime: 146 Minutes<\/p>\n
User Rating: <\/p>\n
It\u2019s a true sequel to De De Pyaar De, so the love story of Ashish (Ajay Devgn) and Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh) is taken to the next step. Ayesha flies down from London to visit her parents in Chandigarh, Rakesh (R. Madhavan) and Anju (Gautami Kapoor), and plans to reveal her love story to them gradually. Her brother is Rohan (Tarun Gahlot), and his wife, Kittu (Ishita Dutta), is in an advanced stage of pregnancy. Ayesha plans to fly down to Ashish at the psychologically right moment, but thanks to Ishita blurting out the truth, Ayesha has to call Ashish in earlier from London.<\/p>\n
How do Rakesh and Anju, who consider themselves educated, progressive, and modern parents, react to the 51-year-old Ashish? What impression does he make on them? How are Ashish\u2019s love for Ayesha and her feelings for him tested in the days to come?<\/p>\n
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De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Rakul Preet Singh & Ajay Devgn Deliver A Breezy, Fun Sequel (Photo Credit \u2013T-Series)
\nDe De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Script Analysis<\/p>\n
Luv Ranjan, the original story\u2019s writer, pens a lively screenplay with Tarun Jain, embellishing it further with peppy and pertinent dialogues. Happily, the film\u2019s first few minutes are spent on a concise and relevant recap, which was necessary for new viewers as well as for audiences who had watched the film six years ago.<\/p>\n
The best part of the script is the fact that it does not get oversentimental. It has drama\u2014strong drama\u2014but at no point does the film go off-kilter. The interval point is a surprise, and the second half throws more of them, taking us back to similar light sagas in the 1970s and 1980s.<\/p>\n
The humour comes from situations and is never forced in, and is generally of a high standard, like the memory sequence featuring Nani (Suhasini Mulay) or the \u2018Nas kaatke bathtub mein suicide karo\u2019 line. References to Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and other films of Kajol and Ajay Devgn are brought in relevantly.<\/p>\n
Ronak (Jaaved Jafferi) is brought in yet again as an interesting catalyst in Aditya\u2019s life, and he brings in his own fun element. As a definite gimmick, a dance sequence between Jaaved and his son, Meezaan Jafferi (as Aditya, a key character and childhood friend of Ayesha), is introduced for their fans\u2014both are known for their skills in dance.<\/p>\n
The climax may seem a tad stretched, but there is a method in the madness.<\/p>\n
De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Star Performance<\/p>\n
This is a Rakul Preet Singh vehicle all the way! The actress dazzles at every point in the film, whether in the romance, drama, or satire, and is the life and soul of the film. She has proved her grasp on the acting craft earlier as well (including in De De Pyaar De) and does it again here.<\/p>\n
Ajay Devgn syncs in seamlessly with Ashish and excels as the vulnerable aashiq, his deadpan humour intact. R. Madhavan is perfectly at home in his character torn between love for his daughter and his view of her future, while Jaaved Jafferi and Ishita Dutta are effectively restrained and cute, respectively. Gautami Kapoor is competent, and Meezaan Jafferi makes a mark. Suhasini Mulay steals the show in her special sequence, and the rest of the cast does well.<\/p>\n
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De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Rakul Preet Singh Steals the Show (Photo Credit \u2013T-Series)<\/p>\n
De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Direction, Music<\/p>\n
Anshul Sharma makes a very promising beginning as a director. His grasp of fun sequences, serious scenes, and everything else is commendable, and he smoothly brings in the naughty element into the narration, blending it with subtle messages on family ties, father-daughter bonding, relationships, and values in general. However, Anshul could have kept the volume level lower in many a sequence where Rakul and R. Madhavan, in particular, seem to be screaming when they are talking vehemently.<\/p>\n
In keeping with today\u2019s conventions, songs either come in infrequently or unnecessarily. The song Babul ve (composed by Payal Dev and Aditya Dev with good lyrics by Kumaar) strikes home at a crucial juncture and is well-conceived.<\/p>\n
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De De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: Ajay Devgn, R Madhavan & Jaaved Jafferi Keep the Fun Alive (Photo Credit \u2013T-Series)
\nDe De Pyaar De 2 Movie Review: The Last Word<\/p>\n
As with many a \u2018true\u2019 sequel (where the story continues), this is a crisply executed story that makes for great VFM (value for money) for the viewer.<\/p>\n
Four stars!<\/p>\n
De De Pyaar De 2 Trailer<\/p>\n
De De Pyaar De 2 released on 14th November, 2025.<\/p>\n
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