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 Be Happy, directed by Remo D'Souza, revolves around the life of a bank employee named Shiv Rastogi and his relationship with his daughter, Dhara. The premise of a single father raising his daughter after her mother's death, understanding her sensitivities, and ensuring that she understands life for what it is, held great promise, but the filmmakers failed to capitalize on it. The film lacked emotional depth, so the narrative never accentuated the characters' performances.  Abhishek Bachchan and Inayat Verma were fabulous in their respective roles, but the impact is limited without the support of a solid script. While the director and his team of writers tried to create some heartbreaking sequences, it was never enough, as they felt superficial. That said, the film is not unworkable, but by tackling certain mature themes, audiences are expected to find something new to reflect on. That didn't happen to me, but you can definitely watch Be Happy and you probably won't...