De De Pyaar De 2 Takes the Spotlight as New Films Hit Theatres This Week

This week’s Hindi line-up may be lighter than usual, but it still brings an interesting mix of genres to theatres. While De De Pyaar De 2 headlines the lineup with Ajay Devgn, R. Madhavan, and Rakul Preet Singh, films like 2020 Delhi, Kaal Trighori, and Agra add variety with their distinct stories and tones. It’s not a packed release window, but there’s a fair bit of range for audiences looking for something new.

Movie	Cast	Language	Genre	Release Date
De De Pyaar De 2	Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet Singh, Tabu	Hindi	Romantic Comedy	November 14, 2025

The sequel to the 2019 hit, De De Pyaar De 2 continues the fun and chaos of modern relationships. Ajay Devgn returns as Ashish, navigating love, age gaps, and family drama with signature humour and heart. Directed by Anshul Sharma, the film promises another breezy entertainer with emotional undertones.

Movie	Cast	Language	Genre	Release Date
2020 Delhi	Brijendra Kala, Devendra Maalviya, Sidharth Bhardwaj	Hindi	Political Thriller	November 14, 2025

2020 Delhi portrays the Delhi riots of February 24, 2020, that erupted amid the anti-CAA protests during President Trump’s visit. The film follows Akshay and Javed — two men with opposing ideologies — who join forces with Radheshyam, a Pakistani Hindu refugee, to fight conspiracies and save their city. Directed by Devendra Maalviya, it blends personal struggles with a larger commentary on unity, power, and ethics during times of crisis.

Movie	Cast	Language	Genre	Release Date
Kaal Trighori	Arbaaz Khan, Rituparna Sengupta, Mahesh Manjrekar	Hindi	Supernatural Horror	November 14, 2025

A mythological horror that blends Indian folklore with psychological tension, Kaal Trighori delves into the legend of an ancient spirit haunting a secluded village. Directed by Nitin Vaidya, it promises atmospheric scares and strong performances from its ensemble cast.

Movie	Cast	Language	Genre	Release Date
Agra	Rahul Roy, Priyanka Bose, Mohit Agarwal	Hindi	Psychological Drama	November 14, 2025

Premiered earlier at Cannes, Agra explores the loneliness and suppressed desires of a young man living with his parents in a cramped Indian household. Kanu Behl’s film is an unflinching look at intimacy, frustration, and identity within small-town India.

The weekend clearly belongs to De De Pyaar De 2, but the other titles could surprise with their storytelling and performances. Together, they make for a week where both commercial and content-driven cinema find their space. Whether you’re in the mood for a star-studded rom-com or something more experimental, it’s a good weekend for moviegoers to explore different worlds under one marquee.