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一 |     A new romantic-comedy is on its way, and it promises warmth, humour and a celebration of imperfect love. Remo D’Souza is gearing up to present a fresh and fun take on love with his upcoming film, Tedhi Hain Par Meri Hain. The story leans into the charm of imperfection, focusing on characters who are messy, real, and unafraid to show their quirks. Leading the film is Jitendra Kumar, known for his grounded and heartfelt performances in shows like Panchayat, Kota Factory, and films such as Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan and Bhagwat: Chapter One – Raakshas. Joining him as the female lead is Mahvash, who brings her own spark and energy to this unusual romantic world.     The film is written by Pradeep Singh and directed by Jayesh Pradhaan. It is produced by Ishan Shilpi Verma, Vishal Tyagi, and Anwar Ali Khan, in association with Kuree Studio and Shaisha Motion Pictures. Adding to the excitement, the music will be composed by National Award-winning maestro Ismail Darbar, promising a memorable soundtrack to match the film’s emotional tone.     Sharing his excitement about the project, Remo D’Souza said, "In my journey as a filmmaker, I've always loved narratives that are rooted in reality yet filled with a unique spark. 'Tedhi Hain Par Meri Hain' is exactly that… It celebrates imperfection." He added that Jitendra Kumar’s natural blend of humour and vulnerability makes him the perfect choice for the role.     Jitendra Kumar also opened up about why the film resonated with him. He said, "The title itself 'Tedhi Hain Par Meri Hain’ perfectly captures the spirit of true, unfiltered love… the most beautiful relationships are often the most imperfect ones."          Mahvash shared a similar sentiment, saying, "This isn't just a love story; it's a wonderfully chaotic story… the characters feel like people you genuinely know." With Remo presenting the film, Jayesh Pradhaan directing, and a lead pair known for authenticity, Tedhi Hain Par Meri Hain is shaping up to be a heartfelt, funny, and relatable celebration of love in all its messy glory.Also Read: Bhagwat Chapter One: Raakshas Review: Elevated By Arshad Warsi’s and Jitendra Kumar’s Performances。