Overview
- Speaking to The Hindu, Aanand L Rai said his film “doesn’t belong in the same space” as Animal, arguing that visible rage is an ingredient rather than the narrative’s core.
- He dismissed the “alpha male” tag, calling the protagonist sensitive and asserting that “nothing that he does is wrong.”
- Social-media reactions to the trailer drew comparisons to Animal and Kabir Singh after clips showed Dhanush’s character in a forceful wedding sequence.
- Tere Ishk Mein stars Dhanush and Kriti Sanon, extends Rai’s collaboration with composer A. R. Rahman, and is produced by T-Series and Colour Yellow.
- Outlets report a late-November opening in Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, with News18 and Bollywood Hungama listing November 28 and Times Now citing November 27.