Pics: Dhanush parties with Mrunal, Tamannaah and Bhumi as he wraps Tere Ishk Mein
Recently, the director shared a candid moment from a recent celebration. The unseen picture captured the lead pair cutting a cake, surrounded by the team enjoying the festivities.Kriti Sanon, in a heartfelt post on Instagram, expressed her gratitude to the director and Dhanush with a caption on her photo. It read, "@aanandlrai thank you for holding my one hand through this journey to find Mukti, and for feeding me the yummiest food with so much love. I have enjoyed every moment being directed by you sir! @dhanushkraja you are one of the finest and most intelligent actors I have worked with! Such a pleasure doing scenes with you my friend! Here's to many more together! Stay amazing and stay in touch! #HimanshuSharma your brilliant screenplay is what makes this story worth telling and I cannot wait for the world to live it with us! My team, and the whole crew that worked so hard.. I love you guys! Milte hain.. theatres mein! (See you in the theatres) (sic)"Produced by Gulshan Kumar, T-Series, and Colour Yellow Pictures, the film is set to release worldwide in Hindi and Tamil on November 28. The film's music, composed by AR Rahman with lyrics by Irshad Kamil, promises to be an auditory delight. 'Tere Ishk Mein' promises to be a mesmerising journey, blending profound emotional narratives with captivating performances. As anticipation builds, audiences eagerly await its cinematic release later this year.- Ends
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