18 years of RHTDM: Madhavan's post for Dia Mirza reminiscent of Maddy

Is it just a co-incidence that two of most-loved love stories of Hindi cinema released on same day? While iconic Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge hit screens on October 19 in 1995, Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein too hit screens six years later. Though it wouldn’t be right to compare Rehnaa Terra Hai Dil Mein to Shah Rukh Khan-Kajol starrer,  movie has a following of its own. R Madhavan and Dia Mirza too got excited with latest milestone related to ir film, 18 years. best part was former saying a romantic line to his co-star, almost like his character Maddy did for Reena in movie, saying how she looked same even today. 

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As RHTDM, as it is often called, completed 18 years on Saturday, Dia Mirza shared a GIF of hers and Madhavan from movie, asking fans to share ir best moments related to film and writing, “Rehna hai tere dil mein - forever"

While fans recalled ir fondest memories of movie, one of main names to make it possible, Madhavan too commented. He said, “It seems to me like yesterday... especially since you look same my lady @deespeak …" Like Reena, Dia Mirza was once again impressed by her ‘Maddy’ as he posted a heart for him. 

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Three years ago, when movie had completed 15 years, duo had an epic reunion. 

RHTDM 

RHTDM also starred Saif Ali Khan in lead role. story was about Maddy falling in love with Reena, and wooing her after impersonating Saif’s character Rajeev.  

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Rehnaa Hai Terre Hai Dil Mein was directed by Gautham Men and was a remake of his own Tamil film Minnale starring Madhavan and Trisha in lead roles. movie was t a huge success as such commercially, but enjoyed a cult following after it premiered on TV. 

RHTDM songs, composed by Harris Jayaraj, is among most popular of all time. Sach Keh Raha hai Ye Deewana, Zara Zara, Dil Ko Tumse Pyaar Hua, and multiple title tracks are still popular today. 

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