Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan's Cocktail to re-release in May, details inside

Cocktail, which came out in 2012, is about Gautam Kapoor, Meera, and Veronica, three people whose friendship takes a dramatic turn when love suddenly enters the picture.

Saif Ali Khan, Diana Penty, and Deepika Padukone starrer Cocktail is hugely celebrated for its friendship and heartfelt romance. In good news for fans of the film, Cocktail is re-releasing in theatres in May.

PVR Cinema's official Instagram handle shared the news of the same and the caption read, "The iconic trio is back! Experience the unforgettable journey of Cocktail once again with our Curated Shows. Cocktail re-releasing at PVR INOX on May 30!”

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Cocktail, which came out in 2012, is about Gautam Kapoor, Meera, and Veronica, three people whose friendship takes a dramatic turn when love suddenly enters the picture. The three of them have a carefree and lively bond, but as Gautam starts to fall for Meera, their relationship becomes complicated and their emotional fortitude is put to the test.

The film received a lot of praise for its original plot, endearing performances, and soundtrack, which is still a mainstay on playlists years later. Cocktail's enduring appeal can be attributed to its ability to capture the youthful energy and emotional depth of contemporary relationships through songs like "Tumhi Ho Bandhu" and "Daaru Desi."

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Cocktail, Diana Penty's Bollywood debut, struck a chord with viewers due to its relatability and cultural influence in addition to its compelling narrative. Fans continue to return to its characters and themes, earning it a reputation as a cult favourite over time. The film has endured over time thanks to its unique blend of heart, humour, and honesty, solidifying its status as a classic of modern cinema.

Directed by Homi Adajania, Cocktail wasn’t just another romantic drama—it invited viewers to reflect on the complexities of love, friendship, and identity.