Chand Mera Dil Release Date: After Kill & Bads of Bollywood, Lakshya Teams Up With Ananya Panday For Dharma's Intense Love Story –

Chand Mera Dil Release Date Out:

After winning praise for his intense performance in Kill and enjoying the success of The Bads of Bollywood, Lakshya is all set for his next big-screen outing. The actor will be seen opposite Ananya Panday in an intense musical love story titled Chand Mera Dil. The film marks the first on-screen collaboration between the two actors and has already generated curiosity among cinema lovers.

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Presented by Dharma Productions, Chand Mera Dil is directed by Vivek Soni, known for his sensitive storytelling and emotionally driven narratives. The film promises a heartfelt romance backed by strong emotions and a soulful musical backdrop, a space where Dharma Productions has consistently delivered memorable cinema.

Ananya Panday, who has been steadily expanding her filmography with varied roles, steps into a genre that allows her to explore deeper emotional layers. Paired with Lakshya, whose recent work has showcased intensity and raw screen presence, the film aims to present a fresh and compelling love story for audiences.

The makers have officially announced that Chand Mera Dil will release in cinemas on 8 May 2026. With music expected to play a central role in the narrative, the film is being positioned as a big-screen romantic experience meant to be felt as much as watched.

Backed by Dharma Productions’ strong legacy in romantic dramas, such as YJHD, RRKPK, 2 States, and HSKD, Chand Mera Dil is shaping up to be one of the most promising musical love stories of 2026.

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