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Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari Trailer Out: What We Know
The highly anticipated Bollywood rom-com Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari has released its official trailer on 15 September 2025. The film, directed by Shashank Khaitan and produced by Dharma Productions & Mentor Disciple Entertainment, is set to hit theatres on 2 October 2025, coinciding with the festival of Dussehra.
Cast, Characters & Plot Summary
The film features an ensemble cast including:
- Varun Dhawan as Sunny Sanskari
- Janhvi Kapoor as Tulsi Kumari
- Sanya Malhotra as Ananya, Sunny’s initial love interest.
- Rohit Saraf as Vikram, Tulsi’s ex who is set to marry Ananya.
- Supporting roles are played by Maniesh Paul, Akshay Oberoi, and others.
The trailer sets up a story of heartbreak, mistaken motives, jealousy, and the messiness that ensues when past lovers are reconnected. Key plot points revealed in the trailer:
- Sunny proposes grandly to Ananya, but gets rejected.
- Meanwhile, Tulsi is nursing her heartbreak over Vikram, who is marrying Ananya.
- In a bid to win back their exes, Sunny and Tulsi seem to enter into a kind of “fake-orchestrated” alliance, leading to comedic situations, romance, family drama, and the kind of chaos Bollywood rom-coms often thrive on.
Musically, the film is known for its song “Bijuria” (a remake) and others; the soundtrack is by Tanishk Bagchi, APS, Sachet-Parampara, Guru Randhawa, etc.
Trailer Style, Highlights & What It Promises
From what the trailer shows:
- It’s colourful and festive, with wedding settings, grand proposals, family gatherings — all hallmarks of a Bollywood rom-com built to entertain on a large scale.
- There are comedic one-liners, flirtatious banter, and dramatic moments of jealousy and emotional angst.
- The dynamics between the lead characters (Sunny & Tulsi) appear central; the trailer teases that perhaps in trying to win back their respective exes, they will find something unexpected in each other.
The tone seems balanced — light, romantic, but with enough drama and family emotional stakes to appeal broadly.
Why the Release Date Matters
Releasing on 2 October, which falls around the Dussehra period, is a strategic choice. Festival releases in India tend to see higher footfalls in cinemas, as people are more likely to go out for movies during public holidays.
Also, spacing and postponement has been part of the film’s journey:
- Filming wrapped up around August 2025.
- The release date has shifted before — initially set earlier, then revised to 2 October to take advantage of the festive timing.
What It Means & What’s Ahead
Given the trailer and the buzz, a few expectations arise:
- Box Office Potential: With a popular lead (Varun Dhawan), a festive release date, and a genre that generally does well, the film has decent chances of being a commercial success — if the word-of-mouth after release holds up.
- Romance + Drama Balance: The success will depend on whether the film leans too much into familiar tropes or manages to offer something refreshing in character dynamics or comedic timing.
- Music & Promotion: Songs like Bijuria are likely to be pivotal in building hype. Ongoing promotions (trailers, songs, interviews) will matter for keeping audience interest high.
- Ensemble Cast Chemistry: Given there are multiple leads and exes, how well the cast interacts, and whether supporting characters are given space, could influence how audiences respond.
- Critical vs Audience Reception: Trailers hint at fun and spectacle. But critics may zero in on originality. Audiences mostly care about entertainment, so the film needs to satisfy on that front.
Final Thoughts
The trailer of Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari delivers what one would expect from a Bollywood rom-com designed for the festive season: vibrant visuals, drama, cheesy humour, love triangles, and family emotion. For fans of the genre, it seems promising — Varun Dhawan’s return to romantic comedy, a fresh pairing with Janhvi Kapoor, and an ensemble cast all contribute to high expectations.
However, the challenge will be to elevate beyond predictable rom-com beats — and avoid being just “another wedding chaotic love story.” If the writing, humor, and character arcs are stronger, this could be one of the feel-good hits of late 2025.
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