Sooraj Barjatya Returns With Yeh Prem Mol Liya Bringing Back Classic Family Magic To The Big Screen

Filmmaker Sooraj Barjatya is once again stepping into his signature world of warmth, values, and family emotions with his upcoming film Yeh Prem Mol Liya. The announcement has already created a wave of nostalgia and excitement, especially among fans who grew up with his iconic family entertainers.

 

Backed by Rajshri Productions in association with Mahaveer Jain Films, the film is set to release in theatres on November 27, 2026, bringing a festive post-Diwali treat for audiences. Known for his timeless storytelling, Barjatya returns after the success of Uunchai, which earned him critical acclaim and a National Award for Best Director.

 

One of the biggest highlights of Yeh Prem Mol Liya is the return of Rajshri’s beloved character “Prem” to the big screen after 12 years. This time, the iconic role is being reimagined by Ayushmann Khurrana, marking a fresh yet nostalgic take on a character deeply rooted in Indian cinema history. Known for his versatility, Ayushmann is expected to bring a gentle charm and emotional depth to the role.

 

Opposite him, Sharvari steps into the Rajshri heroine space, a role defined by grace, strength, and emotional grounding. The pairing is new, and that unfamiliarity is part of the excitement. Early buzz suggests their chemistry could become one of the film’s strongest emotional anchors.

 

Music, as always in a Barjatya film, plays a central role. Composer Himesh Reshammiya reunites with Barjatya after over a decade since Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. Their earlier collaboration delivered chart-topping tracks, and expectations are high for another memorable soundtrack that blends emotion with melody.

 

At a time when Hindi cinema is often dominated by large-scale action, thrillers, and spectacle-driven narratives, Yeh Prem Mol Liya promises a return to heartfelt storytelling. It leans into what Rajshri has always done best — simple emotions, family bonds, and music that stays with audiences long after the credits roll.

 

With its festive release timing and nostalgic connection to the “Prem” legacy, the film is shaping up to be more than just a comeback — it’s a reminder of the kind of cinema that brings families together in theatres.