Shiddat

The film starts with the wedding ceremony of Gautam and Ira, who were fellow mates at a French university. Jaggi, a drunk guest at the wedding, creates a scene and gets caught with his friends for gatecrashing the party.

3 years later

Jaggi crosses the border illegally, intending to reach London, but gets caught and taken back to the embassy where Gautam works. Jaggi explains that he has to reach London before Monday to prove his love, after being inspired by Gautam's speech on reception day. The film flashes back to three months ago.

Jaggi, a hockey player, meets Kartika, a swimmer, and though the two get off to a rocky start, they start spending time together and grow close. But Jaggi finds out Kartika is getting married. She asks him meet her after three months in London, to prove that his love is true, in which case she would cancel the wedding. Jaggi enters the UK illegally and faces many hurdles trying to reach Kartika before her wedding and after falling off a plane Jaggi dies leaving Kartika heartbroken. The film ends with Kartika along with Gautam, Ira and all their friends trying to celebrate Jaggi's life, remembering him.

• Sunny Kaushal as Joginder "Jaggi" Dhillon
• Radhika Madan as Kartika Singh
• Mohit Raina as Gautam Sehgal
• Diana Penty as Ira Sharma Sehgal
• Arjun Singh as Ketan
• Vidhatri Bandi as Sheena
• Gaurav Amlani as Pinkesh
• Gandharv Dewan as Rana "Rane" Chaudhry
• Chirag Malhotra as Bilal
• Hoomayun as Nazir
• Babraqk Akbari as Tarekh
• Atul Kumar as Rajesh Singh
• Nazneen Madan as Manjari Singhania
• Rajendra Shisatkat as Coach Damle
• Diljohn as Kersie Marfatia
• Floriane Andersen as Natalie
• Eric Mallett as French Shopkeeper

Development

The film was announced on 16 May 2019 by Dinesh Vijan.^[3]

Casting

Radhika Madan, Sunny Kaushal, Mohit Raina and Diana Penty were signed for the lead roles.^[4][5]

Filming

Principal photography commenced in November 2019.^[6][7]

The film's music was composed by Sachin–Jigar, Manan Bhardwaj and Gourov Dasgupta while lyrics written by Kausar Munir, Priya Saraiya, Kunwar Juneja and Manan Bhardwaj.

The song "Akhiyan Udeek Diyan" is a remake of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's qawwali which was written by Khawaja Pervaiz and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.^[9][10] Nusrat had released a studio version of “Akhiyan Udeek Diyan” in 1993, though he had performed it live many years earlier.^[11] Kohinoor Mukherjee, mixing and mastering engineer received 'Best Mixing Mastering Award' for the song "Hum Dum".^[12]