Dhak Dhak Film Cast And Crew To Go On Motorcycle From Delhi To Khardung La

While filming Dhak Dhak, a movie about four women's journey to the highest motorable pass in the globe, the actors and crew just broke a record in Indian filmmaking. The Dhak Dhak team is now the first Hindi film crew to go on a motorcycle from Delhi to Khardung La, the highest motorable pass in the world.

After reaching Khardung La, the four main actors—Ratna Pathak Shah, Dia Mirza, Fatima Sana Shaikh, and Sanjana Sanghi—posed for a photo together.

Dhak Dhak Crew

In order to film a sequence with all of the key characters, the crew had to drive through torrential rain, sandstorms, and temperatures between 48 degrees and -2 degrees to get to Khardung La. During the 40 days it took to film the road trip drama, the cast and crew travelled from Delhi to Leh. Filming for Dhak Dhak's Ladakh programme came to an end with the sequence shot at Khardung La.

Through the collaboration of BLM Pictures, Viacom18 Studios, and Taapsee Pannu's Outside Films, Dhak Dhak is co-produced. Tarun Dudeja is the film's director and he co-wrote the script with Parijat Joshi. In 2023, it is slated to hit theatres.

According to reports, speaking of her co-production, Taapsee shared Dhak Dhak tells the tale of four women who learn that freedom must be acquired, never granted, and claims to have tried to provide viewers with a visual experience that is uncommonly seen on television.

Sharing the first glimpse, Dia wrote on Instagram, “Join the ride of a lifetime with Dhak Dhak, as four women ride to the highest motorable pass in the world on an exciting journey of self-discovery!” As they prepare for their bike journey, the still depicts Fatima in a shirt and shorts, Ratna in a salwar suit, Sanjana in jeans, and Dia in a salwar suit with a headscarf.

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A forthcoming Hindi film is called Dhak Dhak. Fatima Sana Sheikh, Ratna Pathak, Dia Mirza, and Sanjana Sanghi will play the key roles in the Tarun Dudeja-directed film.

Feature image credit: HT.