De De Pyaar De

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De De Pyaar De
De De Pyaar De Poster.jpg
Theatrical release poster
Directed byAkiv Ali
Written by
Story byLuv Ranjan
Produced by
Starring
CinematographySudhir K. Chaudhary
Edited byAkiv Ali
Chetan M. Solanki
Music by
Production
companies
Distributed by
Release date
  • 17 May 2019 (2019-05-17)[1]
Running time
135 minutes[2]
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi
Budget₹600 million[3][4]
Box officeest. ₹1.43 billion[5]

De De Pyaar De (transl. Give me love) is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language romantic comedy film written by Luv Ranjan and directed by Akiv Ali in his directorial debut. It was produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg under their respective banners T-Series and Luv Films. It stars Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Rakul Preet Singh. The film follows Ashish, a middle-aged non-resident Indian and would-be divorcé; he decides to marry Ayesha, a young woman who is almost half his age. Chaos occurs when Ayesha is introduced to his family, including his soon to be ex-wife and children.

Pre-production for De De Pyaar De began in February 2017, with Devgn being the first cast member to join the crew. Principal photography commenced on 19 January 2018 in Mumbai. Following filming schedules in London and Kullu Manali Circuit, shooting concluded in August 2018. The film's soundtrack was composed by Amaal Mallik, Rochak Kohli, Tanishk Bagchi, Vipin Patwa and Manj Musik with lyrics written by Kumaar, Kunaal Vermaa, Garry Sandhu, Mellow D and Tanishk Bagchi, and released under the banner T-Series.

De De Pyaar De was scheduled to release on 15 March 2019, but was delayed to avoid competition with Devgn's Total Dhamaal, which was to release in that time period. It was theatrically released in India on 17 May 2019. The film received generally mixed reviews; while critics praised the performances of Devgn and Tabu, its misogynistic ideals attracted criticism. The film grossed over ₹1.43 billion (US$20 million) worldwide against a production budget of ₹600 million (US$8.4 million) to emerge as a commercial success.

Plot[]

Ashish Mehra (Ajay Devgn) is a 50-year-old non-resident Indian businessman settled in London. He meets Ayesha Khurana (Rakul Preet Singh), a 26-year-old who poses as a stripper at his friend's bachelor party. They start dating and begin a serious relationship, living together. Ashish's friend and psychologist Samir Khanna (Javed Jaffrey) is skeptical about Ayesha at first but is convinced. Ashish informs her that he is separated from his wife Manju Rao (Tabu) and his children live in India. Their relationship suffers a setback when Ashish reveals that he is too old to have children, but they reconcile and he decides to introduce Ayesha to his family.

Ashish takes Ayesha to his parents' residence in Manali to gain their approval for marriage. There, he sees that his family, composed of his ex-wife Manju, daughter Ishita, and son Ishaan, now live with his father Veerendra (Alok Nath) and mother Suman. Ishita is irritated by his arrival as she believes that he will ruin her family's meeting with Atul Saxena (Kumud Mishra), her to-be-father-in-law. A startled Ashish introduces Ayesha as his secretary, much to the latter's chagrin. There is more chaos and confusion that is covered with lies, and Ashish is introduced as Manju's brother to Ishita's future in-laws.

Ayesha and Manju fail to get along well. Ishita is angered when she sees Ashish and Ayesha together and shouts at him. Ashish reveals to the family that he had brought Ayesha to gain their approval and Ishita also reveals to Atul that Ashish is her father. Ishita's marriage is called off and Ashish is blamed for it, but Manju defends him. That night, Ashish and Manju sleep together after Manju breaks down and Ashish consoles her. The next morning, when this is revealed to Ayesha, she feels cheated and shouts on Manju, saying will she react the same if he cheated on her with some other woman, to which Manju responds by revealing that she is still his wife and Ayesha is the other woman. Heartbroken, a dejected Ayesha returns to London. Meanwhile, Ashish convinces Atul for the marriage, and despite arrangements going in full swing, he begins to miss Ayesha.

Manju travels to London and convinces Ayesha to give Ashish another chance, telling her that the divorce papers are ready. Ayesha reconciles with Ashish. In a mid-credits scene, Ayesha and Ashish argue on whether they should meet Ayesha's family.

Cast[]

  • Ajay Devgn as Ashish "Ashu" Mehra
  • Tabu as Manjana "Manju" Rao Mehra
  • Rakul Preet Singh as Ayesha Khurana
  • Javed Jaffrey as Samir Khanna
  • Jimmy Shergill as Vakil aka VK
  • Alok Nath as Veerendra Kumar Mehra
  • Madhumalti Kapoor as Sumana Mehra
  • Kumud Mishra as Atul Saxena
  • Inayat Sood as Ishika Mehra
  • Bhavin Bhanushali as Ishaan Mehra
  • Rajveer Singh as Rishi Saxena
  • Sunny Singh as Akash (Cameo appearance)
  • Radhika Bangia (cameo)

Production[]

Development and casting[]

In February 2017, Luv Ranjan confirmed that Ajay Devgn had committed to star in an untitled "urban comedy" film that would be written by Luv Ranjan and produced by Ranjan and Ankur Garg. The "contemporary rom-com" was to be directed by film editor Akiv Ali in his directorial debut, who had previously worked as editor on Ranjan's films, among others.[6] Devgn played a 50-year-old in the film, the first time he played a character his real age; he attributed it to "meatier roles.. being written for actors of [his] age and audience accepts it". It was also his first romance film in years. Devgn mentioned that the film's premise followed "strong woman characters[,] and there's also a nice message".[7]

In May 2017, a member of the film's crew confirmed that Tabu was confirmed to play one of the film's female leads opposite Devgn, marking her seventh collaboration with the actor; their last production together at the time was Golmaal Again (2017).[8] According to Tabu, the film highlights the differences in "[t]he way a mid-40s couple deals with their relationship, their definition of love and relationship will be different than a 27-year-old woman. Her insecurities are different and issues are varied".[9] Jimmy Sheirgill's inclusion in the cast in a supporting role as the love interest of Tabu's character, was confirmed in late April 2018. Sheirgill had previously shared screen space with Tabu for the 1996 film Maachis, which was also his film debut.[10]

After the success of their previous comedy Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety (2018), Luv Films and Bhushan Kumar of T-Series formed a mutual understanding to continue their collaboration by co-producing a series of films, the first of which was De De Pyaar De.[11] In mid-January 2018, Rakul Preet Singh, who had earlier made her debut with the T-Series production Yaariyan, was signed in as a female lead opposite Devgn. According to Ranjan, Singh's "natural persona fit[ted] the character to the tee".[12] In February 2018, Singh confirmed her casting and said she had "a meaty role", but couldn't reveal more details at the time.[13]

Principal photography[]

Principal photography commenced on 19 January 2018 at Mumbai. The film had a production budget of ₹780 million.[3] In June 2018, Singh revealed that close to 50 percent of filming was completed at that point.[14] The next shooting schedule of the film commenced in July 2018 at London.[15] In August 2018, Devgn and Singh began their next schedule in Kullu Manali Circuit.[16] By August 2018, filming was completed and post-production work commenced.[17]

Soundtrack[]

De De Pyaar De
Soundtrack album by
Amaal Mallik, Rochak Kohli, Tanishk Bagchi, Vipin Patwa and Manj Musik
Released15 May 2019[18]
Recorded2018–19
GenreFeature film soundtrack
Length34:35
LanguageHindi
LabelT-Series
External audio
audio icon Official Audio Jukebox on YouTube

The film's soundtrack was composed by Amaal Mallik, Rochak Kohli, Tanishk Bagchi, Vipin Patwa and Manj Musik, with lyrics written by Kumaar, Kunaal Vermaa, Garry Sandhu, Mellow D and Tanishk Bagchi. It was released by T-Series on 15 May 2019.[18]

Tanishk Bagchi recreated Garry Sandhu's single Yeah Baby as Hauli Hauli with additional voice of Neha Kakkar and rap by MellowD.

Manj Musik recreated Surjit Bindarikhia's track Mukhda Vekh Ke in the voice of Mika Singh and Dhvani Bhanushali.

Shreya Paul of Firstpost wrote that the music is "as problematic as the plot seems to be", noting that it "doesn't do much to evoke any worthy reaction from listeners, except for maybe a sigh of disappointment". Paul, however, praised "Dil Royi Jaye" for "stand[ing] apart" from the rest of the songs.[19]

Track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicSinger(s)Length
1."Vaddi Sharaban"KumaarVipin PatwaSunidhi Chauhan, Navraj Hans4:26
2."Tu Mila To Haina"Kunaal VermaaAmaal MallikArijit Singh5:25
3."Hauli Hauli"Tanishk Bagchi, Garry Sandhu, Mellow DTanishk BagchiGarry Sandhu, Neha Kakkar, Rap by: Mellow D3:29
4."Chale Aana"Kunaal VermaaAmaal MallikArmaan Malik4:31
5."Mukhda Vekh Ke"KumaarManj MusikMika Singh, Dhvani Bhanushali2:49
6."Dil Royi Jaaye"KumaarRochak KohliArijit Singh4:16
7."Vaddi Sharaban" (Talli Mix)KumaarVipin PatwaSunidhi Chauhan, Navraj Hans4:08
8."Tu Mila To Haina" (Version 2)Kunaal VermaaAmaal MallikAtif Aslam5:31
Total length:34:35

Marketing and release[]

Tabu promoting De De Pyaar De in 2019

De De Pyaar De was first scheduled to release on 26 April 2019; after the release of Avengers: Endgame (2019) in India was also revealed to be on the same day, the release was preponed to 15 March 2019.[20] Later on, to avoid competition from Total Dhamaal, another film starring Devgn which was to release on 22 February 2019, the film was indefinitely postponed, and the release was later revealed to be on 17 May 2019.[1] The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) certified the film with a runtime of 135 minutes.[2] It opened for paid previews on 16 May, one day prior to its theatrical release.[21]

The film's first look poster, which depicted Devgn perched atop two cars with the leading ladies, was released on 22 March 2019.[22] The official trailer was released on 2 April 2019, on the occasion of Devgn's 50th birthday.[23] A writer for Hindustan Times wrote of the trailer, "Ajay Devgn's birthday gift to his fans is a laugh riot".[24] Similarly, Pranita Chaubey of NDTV commented that it "will tickle your funny bone".[25] The song "Vaddi Sharaban" was released on 11 April 2019.[26] [27] Next, another song, "Tu Mila To Haina" was released on 22 April 2019.[28] [29] "Hauli Hauli", which was released on 26 April 2019, was a remix of the original by Hauli Hauli by Garry Sandhu. Sandhu re-sung the song with additional vocals from Neha Kakkar.[30] [31] The song "Chale Aana" was released on 2 May 2019.[32] [33]

Reception[]

Critical response[]

De De Pyaar De was released to generally mixed reviews from critics.[34][35] While some critics praised the chemistry between Devgn and Tabu, others alleged that the film promoted misogynist ideals.[36][37] Taran Adarsh of Bollywood Hungama gave it four stars out of five and praised all aspects of production, concluding, "On the whole, De De Pyaar De is a paisa vasool entertainer with plenty of laugh aloud moments and strong emotions as its USP".[38] Anita Iyer of Khaleej Times gave two stars out of five and felt that the "[l]ack of a storyline is hardly compensated by the presence of the stars on board".[39] Manjusha Radhakrishnan of Gulf News gave three stars out of five: "[I]f you can ignore [the female leads'] questionable choice in men, there's a lot to enjoy in De De Pyaar De".[40] Raja Sen of Hindustan Times gave two and a half stars out of five and felt that Devgn delivered his "sincerest performance",[41] while Stutee Ghosh of The Quint gave three stars out of five and wrote that the film "owes a lot to Ajay Devgn and Tabu's chemistry".[42]

Ronak Kotecha of The Times of India was impressed with the film for "reinstat[ing] the fact that when it comes to love, age is just a number", giving it three and a half stars out of five.[43] Meena Iyer of Daily News and Analysis concurred, opining that it "nicely captures frailties in human relationships".[44] Mayur Sanap of Deccan Chronicle disagreed, writing, "Despite its bright premise and superlative cast, the Akiv Ali directorial isn't as smart as it aspires to be", and rated it two and a half stars out of five.[45] Similarly, Mayank Shekhar of Mid-Day gave the film one and a half stars out of five and lamented, "It's almost like the filmmakers are certain the intended audience won't connect much with such a young-old love, by itself, in a single screen theatre".[46] Gaurang Chauhan of Times Now rated it three stars out of five and attributed the film's strength to strong performances.[47] Shubhra Gupta of The Indian Express gave two and a half stars out of five and felt the film was "a mixed bag", stating, "You wish the film had been braver in its intention of creating a really cracking rom-com, instead of playing its clichés for a laugh".[48]

Anna M. M. Vetticad of Firstpost gave one star out of five and opined it was "a vehicle for claims of universal male victimhood, better disguised than its co-producer and co-writer Luv Ranjan's three directorial ventures that have struck box office gold in the past decade".[49] Nandini Ramnath of Scroll.in felt the film's "biggest achievement is that it might actually compel filmmakers to ask whether their leads are appropriately matched wrinkle for wrinkle rather than forcing chronological acrobatics on viewers".[50] Kunal Guha of Mumbai Mirror wrote, "The build-up gets dangerously close to that tipping point from where on expects it to nose-dive, but it doesn't".[51] Charu Thakur of India Today praised Tabu's performance as "light[ing] up every frame with her presence, and [a] comic timing.. par excellence.[52] Reshu Manglik of India TV gave one star out of five and called it "[a] shapeless tale of unusual love story that takes you nowhere".[53]

Box office[]

On its first day of release in India, the film earned ₹8.25–8.5 crore nett, which was lower than trade expectations.[54] On the second day, however, collections rose by 50 percent to ₹12.5 crore nett, owing to positive word-of-mouth.[55] The film earned ₹14 crore nett on the third day.[56] On its first Monday, it maintained a strong hold with earnings of ₹5.85 crore nett.[57] It dropped slightly on Tuesday to earn ₹5.5 crore nett.[58] The earnings on Wednesday were ₹5.15 crore nett.[59] On Friday, the film collected ₹3–3.25 crore nett.[60] It showed growth of 45 percent on Saturday to earn ₹4.5 crore nett.[61] On its second Monday, the film earned ₹2.5 crore nett.[62] Tuesday collections dropped slightly to ₹2.25 crore nett.[63] It has grossed ₹143.04 crore worldwide, with gross of ₹123.38 crore in India and ₹196.6 million overseas.[5] The film emerged as a commercial success.[64]

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