Tere Ishk Mein OTT Release Soon? Fans Excited to Watch Dhanush and Kriti Sanon Romance Online

Entertainment

oi-Madhuri Adnal

Tere
Ishk
Mein
packed
theatres
last
year,
and
now
its
long-awaited
OTT
release
is
finally
around
the
corner.
Fans
in
India
have
been
glued
to
Netflix’s
Coming
Soon
section,
where
the
film
just
popped
up.
According
to
the
Netflix
listing,
the
romantic
drama
starts
streaming
on
OTT
from
January
23
(Friday).
But
there’s
a
twist
behind
the
scenes,
the
movie’s
tangled
up
in
a
major
legal
fight
over
rights
and
branding.

Directed
by
Anand
L
Rai,
Tere
Ishk
Mein
(2025)
features
Dhanush
hugely
popular
in
the
South
and
Bollywood
star
Kriti
Sanon
for
the
first
time.
Their
chemistry
and
the
film’s
emotional
punch
really
landed
with
both
critics
and
audiences.
The
romance
ended
up
connecting
with
people
well
beyond
the
big
cities,
and
a
lot
of
that
comes
down
to
the
way
the
story
blends
North
Indian
settings
with
Dhanush’s
loyal
fan
following.

The
film
hit
theatres
on
November
28
last
year,
pulling
in
a
solid
box
office
run.
Now,
Netflix
subscribers
in
India
can
spot
it
in
the
Coming
Soon
row,
and
all
signs
point
to
a
January
23
OTT
debut.
Still,
Netflix
hasn’t
put
out
an
official
announcement
or
locked
in
a
premiere
time,
so
for
now,
the
date
comes
from
what’s
shown
in
the
app.
That
hasn’t
stopped
fans
from
sharing
screenshots
and
swapping
theories
online.
A
lot
of
people
who
missed
the
theatrical
release
are
now
waiting
to
watch
the
movie
at
home.
Unless
Netflix
or
the
producers
say
something
official,
everyone’s
going
by
what
the
platform
shows.

According
to
box
office
collection,
Tere
Ishk
Mein
did
great.
The
film
cost
around
Rs
65
crore
to
make,
but
raked
in
over
Rs
112
crore
in
India
and
more
than
Rs
160
crore
worldwide.
That
strong
performance
set
it
up
for
a
high-profile
digital
release.

But
while
everyone
talks
about
the
streaming
date,
there’s
also
a
court
case
brewing.
Eros
International
Media
Limited
has
taken
the
film’s
team
to
the
Bombay
High
Court
over
alleged
intellectual
property
issues.
They’re
asking
for
Rs
84
crore
in
damages,
naming
director
Anand
L.
Rai,
his
production
house
Colour
Yellow
Media,
T-Series,
writer
Himanshu,
and
Netflix-the
movie’s
streaming
partner.
Eros
claims
Tere
Ishk
Mein
was
pitched
as
a
spiritual
sequel
to
Raanjhanaa
and
that
it
piggybacked
on
the
earlier
film’s
reputation
without
proper
rights.
The
court
will
have
to
decide
if
any
damages
are
owed.

For
most
fans,
though,
the
legal
drama
is
just
background
noise.
The
real
excitement
is
about
watching
Dhanush
and
Kriti
Sanon’s
romance
hit
Netflix.
With
its
strong
box
office
run,
the
lawsuit
chatter,
and
all
the
buzz
in
Netflix’s
Coming
Soon
section,
Tere
Ishk
Mein
is
still
making
headlines.