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一 |     The much-awaited trailer for the upcoming romantic comedy Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri has finally dropped, creating a buzz across social media. Starring the much-loved duo of Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday, the film looks like a refreshing addition to the holiday season. The trailer promises a perfect blend of humour, modern romance, and emotional depth, making it one of the most anticipated releases of the year.                                                  The trailer introduces us to Rehaan (Kartik Aaryan), a fun-loving NRI from LA who goes by "Ray," and Rumi (Ananya Panday), a best-selling author. Their paths cross during a luxury trip where they find themselves forced to share a yacht leading to some hilarious "enemies-to-lovers" tension.          ​While the first half of the trailer is packed with humour and picturesque locations, the second half takes an emotional turn. The story dives into the complexities of modern commitment and challenges the traditional societal expectation that only women should leave their homes after marriage. It’s a refreshing take that balances light-hearted rom-com energy with a meaningful social conversation.          The film marks a significant reunion for Kartik and Ananya after their successful stint in Pati Patni Aur Woh. Adding immense weight to the star cast are veteran stars Neena Gupta and Jackie Shroff, who play key roles in this family-centric drama.          The film is directed by National Award-winning director Sameer Vidwans, known for his sensitive storytelling in Satyaprem Ki Katha. The project is a collaboration between Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions and Namah Pictures, featuring a soulful musical album by Vishal-Shekhar.          ​Fans have been eagerly waiting for this movie, especially given the chemistry between the leads and the catchy tracks like Hum Dono already climbing the charts.          ​Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri is set for a theatrical release this Christmas, December 25, 2025. It’s the perfect festive treat for families and rom-com lovers alike.Also Read: Karan Johar & Kartik Aaryan’s Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri To Release On This Date。    His songs made him sound like the definition of "laid back." In reality, Jimmy Buffett, who died Friday at age 76, was something of a workaholic. Our contributor Bill Flanagan has an appreciation:

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Jimmy Buffett was a good friend of mine.  And I was not the only one. Jimmy had friends all over the world, from Savannah to Havana, from Mali to Bali. He was a pilot and a sailor, a traveling man who felt at home in a fleabag in Timbuktu or a five-star hotel in Paris.      Jimmy was equally comfortable in the company of philosophers and pirates – maybe because he was a bit of both.I don't think I ever knew anyone with more positive life force. Even when he was in treatment for cancer this last year, Jimmy would come out of the hospital and, instead of resting like he was supposed to, he would jump on one of his planes and fly across the country to play a show. He got something out of his audience that was better than medicine.

    

                                                     

    

He started out playing bars in New Orleans and working as a journalist. In his songwriting he combined those two vocations. He specialized in writing about misfits and shady characters, folks who did not fit into conventional society.                 Jimmy was allergic to taking himself seriously. He said his audience worked hard all week; he owed them a two-hour vacation.Jimmy said he started his first Margaritaville restaurant and bar in Key West because he figured if he owned his own saloon, he would always have a place to play. It was a fallback in case his musical career fizzled out.Jimmy Buffett was the most positive person I ever knew. Everything was an adventure, and if the adventure went sideways, well, we'd come home with a good story.

    

                                                     

    

In his final days he assured his friends he would be back on his feet in a couple of weeks.                      Jimmy Buffett spent his life putting joy into the world.  Bubbles up, Captain. You're going home.

    

                                                     

    

See also: 

• "A poet of paradise": Tributes pour in following the death of Jimmy Buffett
• From 1997: Jimmy Buffett ("60 Minutes" Archive)

Story produced by Alan Golds. Editor: Steven Tyler.      
More from Bill Flanagan:

• Tina Turner: An appreciation of the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll"
• Little Richard: An appreciation of the "Quasar of Rock 'n' Roll"
• Bill Flanagan on Woodstock: Sign of the times
• Aretha Franklin: An appreciation
• Philip Roth: An appreciation
• Remembering rock legend Tom Petty
• Rockers who defy time itself
• The artistry of David Bowie
• A tribute to Allen Toussaint
• Rod Serling, "The Twilight Zone" and TV's 1st Golden Age
• The Beatles: You say you want a revolution?
• An appreciation of Pete Seeger
• The Everly Brothers: The sweetest DNA of rock and roll
• MTV's Bill Flanagan on Michael Jackson's music
• The soul of Laura Nyro
• Johnny Cash: A Musician For All

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