De Pyaar De is the second film of Ajay Devgn to hit the performance centers this year. The movie is the directorial introduction of editorial manager Akiv Ali. De Pyaar De stars Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet Singh, and Tabu in lead roles. The film is an urban romantic comedy where an elderly person begins to look all starry eyed at a lot more youthful lady.
Ashish, an effective multi-year-old in London meets Aisha, an architect who does bartending on ends of the week. After an underlying fascination, they begin falling for one another. After some faltering, Ashish chooses to get married with Aisha (Rakul Preet Singh) and takes her home to meet his ex, Manju (Tabu) and other relatives. His entrance presents issues for his girl and a contention emerges in Aisha's psyche over Ashish's fellowship with his ex. Does their relationship endure the disturbance?
The greatest feature of the film are the jokes. Full credit to Luv Ranjan, Surabhi Bhatnagar, and Tarun Jain. Tabu steals the show. She is the main character whom you relate with. Rakul Preet looking beautiful and has some great lines yet does not associate. Ajay Devgn has his swag on point and conveys his lines with a wry comical inclination. Jimmy Shergill as Tabu's admirer did amazing acting. The melodies are lively and shot pleasantly.
The film has the scourge of the second half as the second one hauls pointlessly. The detachment tune is especially extensive. Likewise, Ajay and Rakul's romantic tale is a crazy one. Despite the fact that it is a romantic comedy, it is difficult to trust how the couple would dream of marriage. The feelings come into the story later essentially because of Tabu's magnificent acting.
Ultimately, De De Pyaar De is a film for India's urban gathering of people
