Dhak Dhak

Four women set out for a road trip to the highest motorable pass in the world on their bikes on a journey of self-discovery. They take their motorcycles like large-winged birds to a gust of wind. They ride beyond the limits of their lives and to the heights of freedom. In May 2022, the film was announced by and stars , , and . The of the film began in May 2022. The filming took place in , , followed by before moving on to , , and it was shot across 83 locations. The filming was completed in 40 days and wrapped up in June 2022. On the website , 70% of 10 critics’ reviews are positive, with an average rating of 6.3/10. Reviewing the movie, Sajesh Mohan of wrote, “embarking on a journey to Khardung La on Royal Enfield Bullets is a promise of adventure in itself. Yet, director Tarun Dudeja, in his debut film, takes it a step further by forming an all-women biker gang. This ride turns into an unforgettable pilgrimage with the charming and evergreen as Mahi, as Uzma, as Sky, and as Manjari. Tarun, collaborating with co-writer Parijat Joshi, assembles this group of riders from the bustling streets of Delhi. It’s a world where the trials and tribulations of Mahi, Uzma, Sky, and Manjari all converge on a single theme—the experience of being women in a prejudiced and predatory patriarchal society.” A critic from rated the film 2.5/5 stars and wrote ” is a well-intentioned genuine effort laced with some fine performances by the leading ladies. But due to a weak second half and negligible buzz, the film will suffer at the box office.” In a less positive review, Shubhra Gupta of wrote “The Ratna Pathak Shah, Dia Mirza starrer is a patchy effort.” But she added, “Dhak Dhak’ starts off with many of the expected tropes playing out in a movie of this kind. Very different women, from different walks of life. Troubled past. Conflicted present. All looking for a way out, a way forward. Bumps on the road. Breakdowns of men and machines. And finally, that most elusive, precious element, the connection which binds us despite our differences.” In a slightly negative review, Prathyush Parasuraman of said, “Road Trip to Nowhere” with “inane and predictable” plot elements in the second half. A sequel, , has been confirmed by actress Sanjana Sanghi, who played the character of Manjari. Sanjana shared the news on her social media.