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Celebrating 35 Years of "Maine Pyar Kiya": Salman Khan Classic Returns to Theatres; Varun Dhawan Discusses Heartbreak and Emotional Struggles
Celebrating 35 Years of "Maine Pyar Kiya" and Varun Dhawan’s Candid Talk on Heartbreak
The nostalgia train continues to roll through Bollywood as yet another classic graces the big screen. Rajshri Productions has re-released the iconic romance drama Maine Pyar Kiya to celebrate the film’s 35th anniversary. Directed by Sooraj Barjatya, the film marked Salman Khan’s debut as a leading man and introduced Bhagyashree to Indian cinema.
First released on December 29, 1989, Maine Pyar Kiya became a cultural phenomenon, exploring themes of love, friendship, and class divides. With its timeless dialogues, unforgettable soundtrack, and endearing performances, the movie continues to hold a special place in the hearts of fans.
The decision to re-release the film comes after the successful box-office performance of other re-releases. Rajshri Productions aims to rekindle the magic of the 1989 classic, inviting a new generation to experience the charm of Salman Khan and Bhagyashree’s on-screen chemistry.
Varun Dhawan on Heartbreak: “Men Are Expected to Be Strong”
While Maine Pyar Kiya delves into the complexities of love, Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan recently shared his personal take on heartbreak. Known for his candid demeanor, Dhawan opened up about the societal expectations men face when dealing with emotional pain.
In a conversation with YouTuber Shubhankar Mishra, Dhawan discussed the difficulty men encounter when processing heartbreak. “When a man’s heart breaks, society doesn’t think much about what happens to him. He goes through a very bad time. You can’t even show it to them. You get shattered from within,” Dhawan said.
The actor, who is married to his long-time partner Natasha Dalal, further emphasized the importance of emotional vulnerability. He added, “You have to keep a face and move forward, because people expect you to be strong; you can’t cry, being a boy.”
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Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer to Bollywood’s golden era, the re-release of Maine Pyar Kiya promises a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Meanwhile, Varun Dhawan’s candid discussion about heartbreak reminds us of the importance of acknowledging emotional struggles, regardless of gender.
As Bollywood continues to honor its past while evolving its narratives, these stories—both on-screen and off—serve as a testament to the power of love, resilience, and self-expression.
