Certainly, there is no substitute for a strong script and that is where the overall film falls pointless and listless.

A visual spectacle not only in terms of the star cast but also due to the captivating grandeur of the film.

Well-etched characterisation, a riveting narrative, whistle-worthy dialogues and stellar performance by Saif Ali Khan

It crosses the boundaries of plausibility, whirring in melodrama and succumbing to the typical Bollywood romanticism.

With hard-hitting, morally guided performances on-screen, they proved to us that they are just that – good...

Sewn with elements of comedy, emotional trappings and loving warmth to make a finely tailored cinematic experience.

Both Shahid and Mustafa fight the system as lawyers in the courtroom, particularly regarding the electricity crisis.

Despite its irrationality it abounds as a typical Bollywood escapist film delivering emotionally intense & fun moments

Comparisons between the two are inevitable, and when compared to Sairat, Dhadak is undeniably synthetic and sporadic

Sairat underlined the ruthless reality of caste atrocities but Dhadak is a glamorised version of Romeo & Juliet saga