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Aanand L. Rai’s Tere Ishk Mein opens to a divided critical response, with praise for Dhanush’s intensity and A.R. Rahman’s evocative soundtrack set against critiques of a messy narrative. Early reactions call it an emotional storm, while reviewers highlight the film’s Benaras setting and Rahman’s music as the steady anchor.
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According to The Hindu, the film blends passion and pain in a romantic tragedy that is “messy and magical in equal measure,” tethered thematically to Raanjhanaa and set in Benaras. Despite pacing and structural quibbles, Dhanush’s performance and Rahman’s score elevate key moments. Times of India’s social roundup shows netizens lauding the emotional heft and background score, with many calling it the year’s emotional storm. Hindustan Times notes widespread acclaim for the nine-track album, with listeners singling out its mesmeric quality even when the narrative falters.
Notable updates
- Mixed critical reception with consistent applause for A.R. Rahman’s soundtrack
- Dhanush’s portrayal earns strong early praise; Kriti Sanon’s performance draws attention in emotional set pieces
- Benaras backdrop and thematic links to Raanjhanaa shape tone and texture
- Social buzz underscores the score and emotional intensity as primary draws
Major takeaway
Tere Ishk Mein may divide audiences on story craft, but Rahman’s music and Dhanush’s performance make it a compelling, emotionally resonant experience—worth a watch for its soundscape and moments of cinematic fervor.
Sources: The Hindu, Times of India, Hindustan Times
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