Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba 2024 Release Date, Review, iBomma | Filmy4wap

Three years after the release of Haseen Dillruba, Taapsee Pannu and Vikrant Massey are set to return with the sequel, Phir Aayi Haseen Dillruba, releasing on August 9, 2024.

The trailer of Phir Aayi Haseen Dillruba has created excitement among fans, showing Rani's tumultuous relationship with Rishu (Vikrant Massey) and the introduction of a new character, Abhimanyu (Sunny Kaushal).

The film takes forward the story of Rani, a small-town girl with a passion for Hindi pulp fiction, who earlier planned to escape her mundane married life. The trailer of the sequel shows Rani's character grappling with the complexities of love and relationships, as she herself says: "Woh pyaar hi kya jo pagalpanti se na guzarhe" (What is that love that doesn't go through madness?).

The story appears to be based on the themes of love, betrayal, and the consequences of past actions. As Rani unravels her complex feelings for both Rishu and Abhimanyu, the stakes rise with the arrival of Officer Mrityunjay, played by Jimmy Shergill, who has his own agenda regarding Rani’s past.

In an interview with News18, Taapsee Pannu shared her views on love and the evolution of her character. She expressed her belief that love should not be synonymous with chaos, saying: “Pyar matlab pagalpanti nahi hota” (love does not mean madness). Instead, she emphasised the importance of peace and tranquility in relationships, noting that dramatic portrayals of love in films may be entertaining, but they should not be a reflection of real-life experiences.

Taapsee, who will marry badminton player Mathias Boe in March 2024, highlighted the unpredictable nature of her career while outlining her desire for a peaceful domestic life. She remarked: “I don’t want any kind of crazy excitement in love and my personal life. Yeh sab picture mein hi theek hai” (it’s all good in the movies).

She recognised that while obsessive love can occur in real life, it is often due to the lack of chaos in people's professional lives, allowing them to seek excitement in their personal relationships.

Haseen Dillruba's initial reception was polarised, with some praising its innovative storytelling, while others criticised it for romanticising domestic violence and toxic relationships. When asked if she considered Rani an "alpha" character, Taapsee jokingly responded, saying that the definition of the term has become distorted. She said, "Just because you feel like she's toxic? The definition of 'alpha' is getting a little distorted."

Taapsee sees Rani as a flawed character who recognises her mistakes and is willing to face the consequences. She is proud to play Rani and encourages the audience to approach the character with an open mind, as a narrow viewpoint can lead to misunderstanding of her nuanced nature. She said, "I don't think she is a toxic heroine. I am very happy and proud to play her."

Taapsee expressed her excitement about returning to the role of Rani, calling it a homecoming. She said, "Reuniting with Rani feels like coming home and I am excited to immerse myself in her world again." She praised Kanika Dhillon's writing, noting that Rani's character has been taken to new emotional depths in this sequel, promising the audience a more intense and multi-dimensional portrayal.

The film is directed by Jayapradha Desai and co-produced by Kanika Dhillon, with a cast including notable actors such as Vikrant Massey, Sunny Kaushal, Jimmy Shergill and Bhumika Dubey.