IR2110 incorrect output waveform from input waveform
I can see that you have added resistors between G an S of each of the MOSFETs. This is fine to prevent any "floating" situation in case a solder joint is wrong in production for instance. But you have put 1 k\$\Omega\$ which is way too low! As as the upper section of the 2110 wants to drive the upper FET on, the 0.1-µF bootstrap capacitor is almost immediately drained by the 1-k resistor and it is very likely the MOSFET is linearly biased with all due consequences. Please safely increase all these G-S resistances to 47 k\$\Omega\$ or even 100 k\$\Omega\$  and you will have eliminated one of the possible reasons it does not work.

I don't know what voltages are at stake here but a 1N5817 for a bootstrap diode is a fairly low voltage diode (20 V). Make sure its BV is large enough to accept the blocking voltage at turn off otherwise it is an obvious source of failure. For spurious noise reasons, you can add a 10-\$\Omega\$ resistance in series wit this diode to limit the potentially-large current spike when refuelling the cap.

Finally, I would also recommend to add a resistance in // with each of the low-side FETs so that at power on (before the 2110 switches), the bootstrap cap has already a dc path to charge. Select an adequate time constant between the 0.1-µF cap and this resistance to keep power dissipation at the lowest. Hope this helps!