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News India Live, Digital Desk: It has been decided to re-release ‘Tere Naam’, one of the most iconic films of Bollywood’s ‘Bhaijaan’ Salman Khan. PVR INOX has officially announced that to make the ‘Valentine month’ of February special, they are bringing this tragic love story back to the audience.

1. Release Date and Venue (Release Details)

date: this movie 27 February 2026 It will be released in major theaters across the country (primarily PVR INOX chain).

Valentine Special: It is being screened as part of the ‘Romantic Films Festival’ in the month of February.

2. Other cult films to be re-released in February

Not just ‘Tere Naam’, but two more big Bollywood films are making a comeback this month:

Movie original year Re-release date main cast
Devdas 2002 6 February 2026 Shah Rukh Khan, Aishwarya Rai
Youth 2004 20 February 2026 Ajay Devgan, Abhishek Bachchan
To you 2003 27 February 2026 Salman Khan, Bhumika Chawla

3. That era and craze of ‘Radhe Mohan’

‘Tere Naam’ directed by late Satish Kaushik had created a different wave among the youth at that time.

Hairstyle magic: Salman Khan’s middle-parted ‘Radhe Cut’ hairstyle had become the choice of every other youth at that time.

Music: The film’s songs composed by Himesh Reshammiya like ‘Lagan Lagi’ and ‘Tere Naam’ are equally popular even today.

Acting: Critics believe that the character of ‘Radhe’ is one of the best performances of Salman Khan’s career.

4. Update on ‘Tere Naam 2’

Amidst the news of re-release, the discussion about its sequel has also intensified on social media. According to sources, after the death of Satish Kaushik, no official work has started on this project, but the makers want to tap the craze of the film among today’s audience (Gen-Z) through this re-release.

Why is this re-release special?

The success of intense love stories like ‘Kabir Singh’ and ‘Animal’ in recent years has assured distributors that a film like ‘Tere Naam’, which was way ahead of its time, will resonate with today’s audiences equally deeply.

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