22 years of Jhankar Beats: These films redefine mail friendship and emotional sensitivity

Cultic Jhankar Beats, produced by Pritish Nandi Communications, is celebrating its 22nd anniversary, so it is a suitable time to re -remember the style that Indian cinema rarely portrayed correctly before the start of the 2000s: the style that has depth and emotional connectivity with male friendly.

Earlier, Mel Friends often mean action sequences, bravery demonstrations, or silent seriousness. But films like Jhankar Beats changed the attitude and introduced us to friendship which were gentle, helpful, emotional and even sensitive.

Here the list of five Indian films is given – starting with ‘Jhankar Beats’ – who changed the attitude of looking at the friendship of men on screen:

Jhankar Beats

‘Jhankar Beats’, directed by Sujoy Ghosh and produced by Pritish Nandi Communications, was a far ahead of its time. This was the story of Deep and Rishi – two advertising agency professionals who are deadline, challenges of becoming father, unsuccessful marriage and R.D. Balance for Burman to balance his love. Through late night jugglers and heart conversations, the film showed that men’s friendship can also be emotional, humor -filled, complex and extremely true. Even today, this film connects with all those who have once resorted to friendship in their lives.

Heart wants

The friendship of Akash, Sameer and Sid in Dil Chahta Hai redefined male friendship in Bollywood, showing three friends with love and completely different personality and attitude towards life. But still his mutual trust and loyalty never stagger. The film states that true friends may disagree with each other, but always stand with each other in times of need. Brotherhood does not always mean thinking the same, but an unconditional care.

Rang de Basanti

DJs, Karan, Sukhi, Aslam and his group’s careless college friends to convert to zealous revolutionaries, who took a stand to bring justice to their killed friend, showing how some friendship often turns into powerful brotherhood. His journey from indifference to activism is inspired by his collective grief and determination to get justice for his friend.

Kai Po Che

Ishaan, Govind and Omi’s friendship goes through the examination amidst personal ambitions, love-relationships, religious tensions and social pressures. Despite deception and misunderstandings, their underlying love for each other eventually wins. The film reflects the realistic complexities of friendship, showing how true brotherhood includes forgiveness, understanding and desire to renounce personal gains for relationships.

Life will not happen again

Arjun, Kabir and Imran’s Bachelor Trip becomes a journey that not only strengthens their friendship, but also heals old wounds. The film shows how shared thrill and honest conversation can re -connect broken relationships and create a deep understanding among friends. Facing their fear, supporting each other through personal revelations, their desire reflects the kind of brotherhood that helps to become a better person by strengthening their bonding among friends.

These five films proved that true friendship is not limited only to laughter or fun, but it can also be a relationship with life. These stories remind us that friends, who stand with us in the struggle of life, often become our real family – and this relationship is the most precious.