Mumbai, Feb. 12 -- It's been a decade since Sanam Re first released in theatres, and yet, for many, the film doesn't feel ten years old. It feels like a memory - soft, familiar, and wrapped in music.

Directed by Divya Khosla Kumar and released in 2016, Sanam Re arrived at a time when love stories were slowly giving way to darker, grittier narratives. But this film chose tenderness. It chose longing. It chose to believe in destiny.

At the heart of it were Yami Gautam and Pulkit Samrat - two actors who brought an unspoken sincerity to their roles. Their chemistry wasn't loud or dramatic; it unfolded gently. The story of Akash and Shruti - childhood sweethearts separated by circumstances and reunited by fate - felt rooted in old-school rom...