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The film Marathi & # 39; Sairat & # 39 ;, & # 39;
Dhadak & # 39 ;, marks the debut of Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khattar in Hindi cinema. The film is directed by Shashank Khaitan. Ask the filmmaker about his inspiration for adapting the film to the Hindi public and he reveals, "When I saw" Sairat ". it resonated with me. The film had a strong impact on me and I wanted to tell the story in my style. Sairat is a Marathi film and many people in India have not been exposed to the film. I felt that if I did the
Hindi film, his essence would go far and wide. The subject of the film was powerful and relevant. The incidents that were presented to the Sairat happen every other day in our country and I felt that the story had to be repeated. Coincidentally, the film's first look test took place on July 20, 2017, exactly one year before the date of the film.
Ishaan plays the role of a Rajasthan boy, Madhu, who falls desperately in love with Janhvi's character in the film. Not only did he learn the Rajasthan dialect for his role, he even took on intense tasks like eating hot peppers. Although it was suggested that he consumes sugar-coated chillies, Ishaan ate them without the sugar coating to make sure his reactions seemed real. Speaking of the comparison of his film with the original Marathi, Ishaan says, "We have not made of" Dhadak ". to surpbad' Sairat & # 39 ;. The idea is to present a story that will reach a wider audience. Sairat was a phenomenal film because in addition to being engaging, entertaining and artistic, he also had a socially relevant message. However, 'Dhadak & # 39; It's not his copy or made under his shadow. Sairat inspired us to do something for ourselves. In fact, the actor also had to jump into a pond with snakes and fish, with no harness for a scene. This is not all, the actor also had a number of shots where he was introduced in pursuit of trams and jeeps.
Janhvi, who plays the part of Parthavi, also had to take the local dialect to do justice to her role and she also learned to ride a bike. Speaking of her beginnings, she says, "Dhadak is the greatest blessing of my life. I also have the chance to have Shashank Khaitan as the first director because he creates such energy on the set. I had to train at Kathak for my role in the movie. The thing that I like the most about Karan (Johar, producer), is that there is a personal implication and that it makes me feel at home. I know I can count on him and he has this wonderful ability to make you feel like the most important person in the world. Like Ishaan, she also had to eat peppers for the film's title track and she ate them. Although she suffered injuries during chase sequences, the actress being a thorough professional continued with the shoot.
The catchy tunes of the film were composed by the music directors, Ajay-Atul and the lyrics were written by Amitabh Bhattacharya. Speaking of Ajay Gogavale's music composer, he said: "We have tried to adapt the Hindi version of" Zingaat "to the new Rajasthani setting in" Dhadak. "There is a new Rajasthani-style chorus in the song, but we have always kept the original word Zingaat and it's the best part of this song.This is also our approach to the album 'Dhadak'. we tried to create a new experience with our original compositions, and the new treatment, visuals and choreography gave the songs a new flavor. "
Produced by Karan Johar, Zee Studios, Hiroo Johar Yash, Apoorva Mehta, Dhadak & # 39; is scheduled for July 20.
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