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I’m like a train, and you’re the house beside the tracks. Whenever you pass by, a child comes out and waves. Now, what does that child’s wave mean? A heartbeat. This film is as beautiful as these lines. Nowadays, love stories are very popular. After Saiyaara, many different love stories have come, but this one is the real Saiyaara; it explains the true meaning of love.

Story

The film follows a sewer cleaner and a vegetable seller. They fall in love after meeting on a train, but their relationship is far from easy. The biggest obstacle in their love story is not a person, it’s something else entirely. What is it? To find out, you’ll have to watch it in theatres.

Film Experience

This is a deeply moving film. It makes you emotional, surprises you, and leaves you thinking.

One of the strongest moments comes when the girl asks the boy why he does such work. His reply is simple and heartbreaking:
“Why does anyone do any job? For money.”

He then speaks about the reality of sewer workers, how their bodies begin to deteriorate after the age of 40. You don’t just hear it, you feel it.

Similarly, when the girl says that sometimes it feels like her father kept her only to help sell vegetables, you instantly connect with her pain.

The film moves at a strong pace and never feels stretched. The music supports the emotions beautifully. The romantic scenes are heartfelt, the climax is shocking, and the ending leaves you with something to think about.

Performances

Ishita Singh delivers a powerful performance. She transforms her look for the role, darkens her skin tone, and brings great confidence and depth to the character.

Sanjay Bishnoi is outstanding. He portrays the struggles of a sewer cleaner so convincingly that it’s hard to imagine anyone else in the role. There’s even a scene where his body smells, and it is performed so realistically that it leaves a strong impact.

Hanuman Soni also does a good job.

Writing & Direction

Rudra Jadon’s writing is strong, and the direction is equally effective. No scene feels unnecessary, and the pacing ensures the audience never gets bored.

Verdict

A heart-touching film that is absolutely worth watching.