The Hindi remake of 'Sirat', a super hit film made in Marathi, is made by 'Dhadk'. Those who have seen 'sirat' have been disappointed by the 'beats' and those who have not even seen them can not affect 'beats'. Dhash's director Shashank Khaitan could not put the soul of the original film in remake, nor could he give anything on his own, which has a direct impact on the film.
The specialty of the beats is that its heroes-heroines are 21-22 years old and after long time heroes-heroines of such a young age have been romancing on screen. But this refreshment does not take much time to finish, because the film appears to be confused with typical Bollywood formulas.
Rathan Singh (Ashutosh Rana) father of Parthvi (Jahnavi Kapoor) living in Udaipur is dominated as the leader. Madhukar (Ishaan Khattar) is from a middle class family. Her father runs a small hotel. Parthavi has been told of higher caste than Madhukar. Despite the caste and economic differences, Parthvi and Madhukar seem to want each other.
When it comes to know about Ratan Singh and his son, they put Madhukar in jail. The goddess takes away the goddess along with her. From Udaipur to Mumbai, Nagpur, they reach Calcutta. Both of them make new jobs for life. There is also a son born to him. After this the film ends by the shocking end.
The first half of the film is filmed in Udaipur and the love story of Parthvi-Madhukar is depicted. This love seems too much film and artificial. The view of both of them can not be felt by the viewer. Directors strongly endeavor to touch the heart of the audience of their two main characters, but despite all the efforts, it can not be done.
The nozzle between the two is formulas. Initially Madhukar has shown one-sided love, but in the heart of Parthvi, the scene making the place for him is very superficial and seeing the film it has to be compulsion that now the Parthi has also started seeking Madhukar. Between this romance, there has been an attempt to create humor through the friends of Madhukar, but laughs only in awe-inspiring scenes.
The first part of the interval can be managed in some way, but after the interval, when the story is shifted to Kolkata, the film gets shattered. From the interval to the end of the film, the director was forced to pull the film because he had nothing to show. Romance, Comedy, Song Everything disappears An unsuccessful attempt has been made to show the hero-heroine's struggle.
In front of friends in Kolkata, Madhukar starts behaving weirdly, is beyond understanding. Why does God say to his house (Father's house) the hotel? The answer is no. Ratan Singh has been shown a very powerful leader. Why does he fail to find his daughter in so many years? These questions bother in the second half and the film also starts boiling.
The film's climax stops. It has become extremely effective without any dialogue and background music.
As director, Shashank Khetan did not raise the romance of Parthvi-Madhukar, nor did he show the caste equation properly. The political ambitions of Ratan Singh are very boring and they are not able to cope with the story of the film.
Ajay-Atul's music is plus point of the film. Not only is the tune of 'Dhadk', 'Jhingat', 'First Time', but also written by Amitabh Bhattacharya is also good. Filming of hits such as 'Zhingat' is disappointing.
Jadnavi Kapoor, the daughter of Sridevi, started her life with a beating. His acting scene-rate scene continues to be bad. Very few expressions do not come to their face, but hopefully they will learn after two or three films. Ishaan Khattar proved to be a better actor than Jahnavi. He has a well-groomed character in a girl's love story. Shridhar and Ankit Bisht have a good acting as friends of Ishaan. Artists like Ashutosh Rana have been destroyed by the director.
Altogether 'beats' is a mediocre film. Sweet songs and some good scenes can not handle the load of the whole film.
Banner: Dharma Productions, Zee Studios
Producer: Karan Johar, Hero Yash Jawar, Apurva Mehta
Director: Shashank Khaitan
Music: Atul-Ajay
Cast: Jahnavi Kapoor, Ishan Khattar, Ashutosh Rana, Roop Kumar, Sridhar, Kharaj Mukherjee
Sensor Certificate: UA * 2 hours 17 minutes 54 seconds
