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Dhadkan

 


Old wine in a new bottle, although an over used cliche, is most appropriate while talking about Dharmesh Darshan's Dhadkan. It is yet another romatic melodrama.


Dev (Sunil Shetty), poor and illegitimate son of Sharmila Tagore falls for bewitching beauty of Anjali (Shilpa Shetty), daughter of a very rich man. Eventually Anjali's father disagrees to give his daughter. He emotionally blackmails her and arranges for her wedding with Ram (Akshay Kumar), a rich business man.
 
After the wedding, Anjali explains to Ram her state of mind. As a gentleman he does not force her and gives her the space that she needs. Gradually even Anjali succumbs to the love showered on

her by Ram. Hurt by the insult, angry young man Dev takes this as a challenge, decides to get her back at any cost. He leaves no stone unturned to become rich.
 
Sheetal(Mahima Chaudary) helps him and gives him moral support to come up. He comes back to Anjali after three years as a carorpati. He also ruins Ram's business to get Anjali. What does Anjali decide, will she go back to Dev or decides to stay with her pati parmeshwar as a typical Hindu pativrata forms the dramatic climax.

Action hero Sunil Shetty, in new romantic role looks slightly uncomfortable. It is the same with Akshay kumar too. Shilpa Shetty's acting is impressive. But all this goes unnoticed, as there are no scenes which have depth. Bad screen play coupled with a hollow story, makes it worst. The only appreciable part of the movie is the music by Nadim and Shravan, which are well shot in exotic locations of Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Venice are a feast to the eyes.

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