De De Pyaar De 2 Early Reviews Are Out — Here’s Ajay Devgn’s Rom-Com Movie Verdict! (No Spoilers)
De De Pyaar De 2 early review: Critics praise Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet and scene-stealer R. Madhavan. Read the full no-spoiler verdict before booking.
Hello, movie lovers! The big day is almost here. We are writing this on Thursday, November 13, 2025. The most-awaited sequel, De De Pyaar De 2, is all set to hit cinemas tomorrow, November 14.
But guess what? The first reviews from special screenings are already out!
Everyone is asking one question: Is the new De De Pyaar De as good as the first one? Does the magic of Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet Singh work again? And what about the big new entry, R. Madhavan?
We have read the first reviews, and we are here to give you our honest take. This is a complete no-spoiler review. We will tell you the good, the bad, and the funny.
So, should you book your tickets for this weekend? Let’s find out.
What is De De Pyaar De 2 Even About?
Do you remember the end of the first film? Ashish (Ajay Devgn) finally got his family to accept his young girlfriend, Ayesha (Rakul Preet Singh). It was a big mess, but it was funny.
Well, the new film flips the story.
This time, the “Pyaar vs Parivaar” (Love vs. Family) fight goes to Ayesha’s house. The story picks up right where the first film stopped. Ashish and Ayesha are in love and want to get married.
But there is one big problem. Ashish must now meet Ayesha’s parents.
This is where the real fun begins. Ayesha’s parents (played by R. Madhavan and Gautami Kapoor) are not old. In fact, they are almost the same age as Ashish!
Imagine meeting your girlfriend’s father… and he is your age. It is a super awkward and very funny situation. The film is all about how Ashish tries to win over Ayesha’s “progressive” but very “sanskari” (traditional) family.
To make things worse, Ayesha’s parents have a “perfect” boy in mind for her. This new suitor (played by Meezaan Jafri) is young, rich, and Ayesha’s childhood friend.
So, the big question of the film is: Will Ashish win? Or will the family find a new boy for Ayesha?
How is the Cast? Does R. Madhavan Steal the Show?
A rom-com only works if the actors are good. The first film had a great cast. Does the sequel match up? Here is what the first reports say.
| Category | Summary | Sample Quotes |
|---|---|---|
| Overall Mood | Positive / Feel-good | “Paisa vasool entertainer”, “Breezy and fun” |
| Weak Points | Repetitive, slow middle | “Weak second act”, “Feels familiar” |
Ajay Devgn as Ashish Mehra
Ajay Devgn is back as the “cool” older man. Early reviews say he is “effortless” and “flawless” in this role. His comic timing is perfect. He carries the emotional scenes and the funny moments with total ease.
However, some reviews say his character is too calm this time. In the first film, he was in a panic. In this film, he is very mature. A few critics said he had “little to do” because he is so even-tempered. But most agree, it’s always fun to watch Ajay Devgn in a comedy.
Rakul Preet Singh as Ayesha
This is Rakul Preet’s big moment. Many reviews are saying that this sequel “belongs to her.”
She “shines brighter” in this film. She is more confident and very expressive. In the first film, she was the “new girl.” In this film, she is the one fighting for her love. Her chemistry with Ajay Devgn is called “natural and believable” by critics. It looks like she is the heart of the movie.
The R. Madhavan X-Factor
This is the part everyone is talking about. R. Madhavan.
Maddy is playing Ayesha’s father. And guess what? The reviews are clear: R. Madhavan steals the show.
He is fantastic as the strict, but funny, father. He and Ajay Devgn are on opposite sides, and their scenes together are the best part of the film.
But some critics found it “awkward” to see Maddy as the father of a 20-something girl. One review said his scenes with Rakul are “oddly misplaced.” But everyone agrees that he is a wonderful actor and a great new addition.
The Supporting Cast
The old gang is back! Jaaved Jaaferi returns and is as funny as ever. The new additions, like Gautami Kapoor (as Ayesha’s mom) and Meezaan Jafri (as the new suitor), are all very good. They “add charm and balance” to the story.
| Actor | Role | Critics’ Rating (Avg) | Strengths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ajay Devgn | Ashish Mehra | 3.5/5 | Comic timing, maturity |
| R. Madhavan | Ayesha’s Father | 4.2/5 | Scene-stealer, strong screen presence |
Is the Comedy and Drama Good? (No Spoilers)
Yes. The general opinion is that the film is a “paisa vasool entertainer.”
It is a “full-on rollercoaster ride” of laughs and family drama. If you liked the “Luv Ranjan” style of comedy from the first film, you will get a lot of it here.
Many reviews are praising the last 20 minutes of the film. They say the climax is a “complete laugh riot.” It’s a feel-good film that you can enjoy with your family (if you are okay with the “age-gap” jokes, of course).
The film has a good message about modern love and second chances. It does not get too serious, which is good for a rom-com.
What Are the Bad Parts? (Honest Take)
Okay, so it is not a perfect film. We promised an honest take. Here are the negatives pointed out in the early reviews.
- A Weak Middle: Some critics say the film has a “weak second half.” It starts very strong, but the story gets “overly dragged-out” in the middle.
- Feels Like a Repeat: A few reviews mention that the story feels like a “repeat” of the first film. In DDPD 1, Ashish tried to win over his family. In DDPD 2, he tries to win over her family. The formula is the same.
- Bumpy Ride: The best description from a review is that the film is “bumpy but breezy.” This means you will enjoy the ride, but you will feel the potholes in the script.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Great performances | Weak second half |
| Fun climax | Feels repetitive |
Our Final Verdict: Should You Watch De De Pyaar De 2 This Weekend?
Based on all the first reviews, here is our simple, no-spoiler verdict.
Yes, you should watch it.
De De Pyaar De 2 is not a perfect film. It has some flaws, a weak middle, and a story that feels a bit repetitive.
But… it is a “feel-good entertainer.” It is a “paisa vasool” comedy with great performances. Ajay Devgn and Rakul Preet are lovely, but the real reason to buy a ticket is R. Madhavan.
If you are looking for a light, fun, and breezy movie to watch with your friends or family this weekend, this is a good choice. It is a solid “one-time watch” that will make you laugh.
Our Opinion
The film has good buzz. The music is a hit. The first reviews are positive. R. Madhavan is a big crowd-puller. De De Pyaar De 2 will take a strong opening at the box office. It is a safe bet for the producers. This film will be a HIT. It is a perfect family-and-couples movie for the weekend. Go, laugh, and have fun.
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