Updated On: 28 November, 2025 09:19 PM IST | Mumbai | Mayank Shekhar
You go in for Dhanush, ideally, but stay for the music. This is an AR Rahman musical, after all. On the first hearing, frankly, none of the songs stick. Their picturisations do, besides Rai’s sense of scale, of course

Tere Ishk Mein
Tere Ishk Mein is a Tamil-Hindi bilingual. And I don’t mean this just in terms of its simultaneous release in the two languages. But also, the idiom/grammar of it, attempting to merge sensibilities of a Kollywood and Bollywood commercial cinema.
Starting with the Tamil superstar, Dhanush, opposite Kriti Sanon, from up North, over a mainstream romance, with the hero, originally from Chennai, who’s settled
in Delhi.