The trailer for the highly anticipated film 'De De Pyaar De 2' has been released. Directed by Anshul Sharma, the film stars Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet Singh, Gautami Kapoor, R. Madhavan, and Meezaan Jafri in key roles.
As a sequel to the 2019 film 'De De Pyaar De' directed by Akshay Akkineni, the 'De De Pyaar De 2' trailer dropped on Tuesday. It seems to pick up right where the first part ended, sparking numerous discussions on Reddit and evoking nostalgia for the original.
The trailer begins with Rakul's character Ayesha. She tells her parents, played by Madhavan and Gautami, that her boyfriend is slightly older and divorced. Though her parents initially seem to understand, they back out when they meet Ashish, Ajay's character, who is their age.
Rakul reveals to Ajay that she hasn't told her parents his real age. Meanwhile, her parents suggest she marry the younger Meezaan instead to avoid marrying Ajay. The trailer includes references to Ajay's famous scenes from 'Phool Aur Kaante' and 'Singham'.Symbol Premium Mens Smart Casual Extralight Leather Sneakers (Extralight Sole)
The trailer ends with a scene where Ajay tells his friend Javed Jaffrey, "She doesn't fall for just anyone," accompanied by Lata Mangeshkar's popular song 'Bade Achhe Lagte Hain' in the background.
The trailer has received mixed reactions online. Some question the need for such a sequel, while others say it stirred up memories of the first part. One Redditor asked, "What was the need for a sequel?" while another wrote, "Another sequel that will be a disaster."
Another commented, "It looks okay, but not up to expectations." One Redditor noted, "The production value of the first part was better. It's surprising they didn't include any songs in the trailer." Many agreed, reminiscing about the first part.Pawan Kalyan’s 'OG' OTT Release Date Fixed: When Will the Power Star’s Movie Arrive?
However, some expressed differing opinions, saying the trailer is engaging. "I enjoyed the first part, and this looks entertaining too," one commented, while another said, "I liked it." "It seems like a fun watch," opined another, adding that the meta references to Ajay Devgn's films from the '90s were appreciated by those who grew up with them.