Tere Ishk Mein Review: A Love Story That Hurts More Than It Heals Image Source- The Hindu There are love stories that don’t arrive quietly, the kind that carry history, echoes, and emotional baggage you feel from the very first frame. Tere Ishq Main is one such film, and it’s almost impossible not to think of Raanjhanaa the moment the trailer drops that familiar background score, triggering a rush of memories that feel both nostalgic and unsettling. The feeling doesn’t land as a comforting callback but more like a warning of what’s to come. With Dhanush returning to a narrative steeped in obsession, longing, and emotional recklessness, the parallels feel intentional. This isn’t a soft or comforting romance meant to be consumed casually. It’s intense, restless, and deeply uncomfortable in places, the kind of love story that sits with you longer than you expect. And that discomfort is exactly what makes it so intriguing. What Tere Ishq Main does well is lean into that uneas...
