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When Ashish meets his girlfriend's parents for the first time, their age difference sparks outrage and a madcap plot to drive him out of her life.
Critic Consensus
De De Pyaar De 2 draws a broadly positive but measured critical response, with most reviewers landing in the watchable-to-good range. Critics most commonly praised the film's blend of humour, charm, and ensemble performances — particularly R Madhavan — as well as its light-footed handling of themes like ageism, double standards, and second chances. The most recurring criticisms point to a formulaic structure, a bloated and repetitive middle portion, and a tendency toward an overly high-pitched tone that prevents the film from fully delivering on its first-half promise.
11 reviews · 7 positive · 1 mixed
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"R Madhavan's loving-dad-who-will-do-anything-to-protect-his-daughter is the real star of part 2. If only the film didn't resemble an extended sit-com, with a house where most of the action takes place not bothering to hide the fact that it is a set, the length making us restive."Read full review ↗
"De De Pyaar De 2 is a perfect blend of comedy and emotions, with subtle messages too. As with many a 'true' sequel (where the story continues), this is a crisply executed story that makes for great VFM (value for money) for the viewer."Read full review ↗
"De De Pyaar De 2 majorly works because of the smooth blend of humour and chaos with a tadka of family drama, which is more fun than being dramatic. On the whole, De De Pyaar De 2 is a perfect blend of chaos, humour and entertainment."Read full review ↗
"Despite its bumps, 'De De Pyaar De 2' remains consistently entertaining. You'll laugh, roll your eyes, and might even find yourself unexpectedly invested in the last-act twist. It doesn't reinvent the rom-com wheel, but it keeps it spinning with enough charm."Read full review ↗
"In what is mostly an entertaining watch, De De Pyaar De 2 explores themes of ageism, double standards, emotional blackmail, and ingrained patriarchy. Director Anshul Sharma does a good job of making a rom-com that doesn't degrade women at the cost of comedy, with women having a voice and not just in the drab, in-your-face, prove-a-point manner."Read full review ↗
"De De Pyaar De 2 remains a warm, character-driven comedy that examines second chances, aging, family, and acceptance with a generous heart. It may not soar as high as its first half promises, but it delivers enough laughs, charm, and gentle insight to make the ride worthwhile."Read full review ↗
"De De Pyaar De 2 works not because it surprises you, but because it stays honest about what it is: a breezy, mildly chaotic take on modern relationships. With Madhavan and Ajay at the centre and a cast that never slacks, it makes for an easy watch."Read full review ↗
"De De Pyaar De 2 doesn't reinvent the formula — it merely updates it with wit, charm, and maturity. Despite its uneven tone and missing spark, the film remains an enjoyable, light-hearted sequel that reminds us love can defy age, but not always logic."Read full review ↗
"Director Anshul Sharma rekindles the breezy energy of the original, but the fresh spin on 'love vs loved ones' becomes formulaic after a point. In an attempt to replicate the fun, the tone tends to become overly high-pitched. In terms of storytelling, the middle part becomes a little bloated, feels sappy and repetitive, but it signs off strong."Read full review ↗
"The film is a fun watch, and it's been a while since Hindi cinema had a zany, well-written comedy. The sharp banter between the characters is what gives the film its humour, and while it stays that way, there's a chuckle a minute."Read full review ↗
"Ajay Devgn and his comic avatar turn a laughter riot if done right, and everything seems in a perfect spot in the De De Pyaar De 2 trailer. The trailer is filled with moments where his reaction or lack of reaction is the joke itself, making this chaotic comedy fun and entertaining. Looking at the 3-minute hilarious glimpse, one can confirm that Ajay Devgn is holding the keys to the next box office hit!"Read full review ↗
Cast & Crew
Cast
- Ajay Devgn · Ashish Mehra
- Rakul Preet Singh · Ayesha Khurana
- R. Madhavan · Rakesh Khurana
- Gautami Kapoor · Anju Khurana
- Ishita Dutta · Kittu
- Javed Jaffrey · Ronak
- Meezaan Jafri · Aditya
- Tarun Gahlot · Rohan
- Suhasini Mulay · Nani
- Gracy Goswami · Tia
- Anvesha Vij · Dia
- Ankur Nayyar · Babbi
- Ekavali Khanna · Anita
Details
- Release Date
- 13 November 2025
- Runtime
- 146 min
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