A few movies may not be authentic film industry triumphs but rather they proceed to end up faction performers. The exceptionally same was the situation of R. Madhavan and Dia Mirza starrer 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein'. The film that discharged in 2001 gave the millennials a spruce Madhav Shastri (Madhavan) and balanced Reena Malhotra (Dia) to swoon over.



Presently sixteen years after the fact when Bollywood made ready for spin-offs, aficionados of the film anticipate yet another portion of the film prominently known as 'RHTDM'.

In a select communication with TOI Entertainment, Dia Mirza let the cat out of the bag on the same. "This film is uncommon for both Madhavan and me, we are truly lowered by the adoration we proceed to get and I am truly sure that before we get truly old, we will do a spin-off," she jested. The previous Miss Asia Pacific further uncovered that the discussions are on for a RHTDM continuation. "It's an exciting and interesting thought that we are thinking of as well," she said.

Fans of your popular film 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' are eagerly waiting for a sequel of the same. What's on your mind? Drop your comments below.

Whether you see these once, or ‘hazaar baar’, they will shock you every single time because of their creepily similar faces!


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Along with Celina, several other Bollywood beauties have expressed their opinion on the Sunny Leone’s condom ad and Atul Kumar Anjan’s rape comment.


Babul Supriyo, Minister of State for Urban Development.

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. I have no comments to offer on what Shri Anjan said, but I do admit that many find it very embarrassing to watch ads of similar nature in the presence of family and kids.

Celina Jaitly

I may have had differences of opinion with Sunny Leone lately, but in all fairness, condom ads do not cause rape, perverted minds do. Rapes happened even when condoms did not exist. Condoms help in prevention against dreaded diseases like HIV and other STDs as well as unwanted pregnancy. What causes rape is loose protection laws. As the accused is not convicted, others think that they can go around freely and rape whosoever they like. Stigmatising the victim and encouraging the victim to compromise gives a further impetus to this horrendous crime, most of all a regressive mentality, which blames women for everything that they suffer.

Gul Panag

Still others of his ilk think Chow Mein and jeans are responsible for rape! Such bizarre statements shouldn’t be dignified or legitimised by a response, in my opinion.

Pooja Bedi

The only thing responsible for a woman’s rape is the man. Not mobile phones, ads, porn, item numbers, short skirts or education. We are responsible for our actions and this blame game is simply ridiculous! My Kamasutra ad created what British tabloids had heralded as the beginning of the sexual revolution in India. The obvious agenda for any condom campaign is to entice people into safe sex.

Dia Mirza

It’s yet another classic example of trying to foster a society that shies away from any kind of sex education (saying a condom ad will cause rape!) thereby leading to more incidents of sexual crimes. I really don’t even want to waste my energy on commenting on such remarks or for such people. Statements like this are just a reflection of an individual’s ignorance. A condom ad is an ad for safe sex.

Sophie Choudry

What causes rape is the lack of education in our country and the fact that young boys are not taught to respect girls as equals from a young age. Blaming movies, actresses, condom ads. the clothes a woman wears are all just scapegoats. The fact is the majority of men in this country lack respect for women, enjoy living in a patriarchal world and think it’s okay to treat women however they want.

Raveena Tandon Thadani

I haven’t seen the ad to comment on it. But I heard the politician has apologised for his statement, though apparently he still doesn’t agree with the content of the racy ad. Speaking for myself, as a mother of growing children, I’d definitely not like over-the-top ads floating around on prime time. As per censorship rules, these can be shown after 11 pm.

Reema Kagti

It is a very stupid and ignorant remark.

Pooja Bhatt

The argument is as outdated as a used condom, if not more.