A gang of bikers are on a robbing spree and infuse terror in the city. In order to nab the perpetrators, ACP Jai teams up with Ali, a mechanic.A gang of bikers are on a robbing spree and infuse terror in the city. In order to nab the perpetrators, ACP Jai teams up with Ali, a mechanic.A gang of bikers are on a robbing spree and infuse terror in the city. In order to nab the perpetrators, ACP Jai teams up with Ali, a mechanic.
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- 16 wins & 26 nominations total
Rimi Sen
- Sweety Dixit
- (as Rimii)
Sanjay M. Singh
- Rahul
- (as Sanjay Singh)
Amir Farid
- Tony
- (as Farid Amiri)
Ayesha Raza Mishra
- TV Reporter
- (as Ayesha Raza)
Ashwin Kaushal
- Mr. What
- (as Ashwin Kaushik)
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- Writer
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An enjoyable movie which could have been better with a better cast
A very enjoyable movie with thrills and fun. I'm not a huge fan of the cast other than John but strangely even he was at times expressionless in this movie. On the other hand, Uday (who's also not my fav actor) was the best of all. The plot was interesting and I liked it that the main character was always a step ahead of the second main character. Looking forward to watching part 2.
An absolute pleasure to watch.
Spectacular! Thoroughly entertaining and a visual feast! From the costumes to the action, dance and songs, this is one spectacular thrill-ride of an adventure! Vibrant and colorful, this was a pleasure to watch!
Fast and Furious in Bollywood
I had little respect for Sanjay Gadhvi after his futile attempt of making Bollywood version of highly adorable My Best Friends Wedding. But with Dhoom - he back on track. Its interesting to see Yashraj into Action-Thrillers who generally stick to love themes, proving they are developing into professional production houses.
A good storyline filled with witty one-liners, good comic scenes, great songs, plenty of flesh and of course great action sequences - a perfect recipe for a masala Bollywood action. The pace of the movie is so good that you don't want to leave your seat.
Abshishek's performance is good - within the boundaries of his can's and cannot's. Uday Chopra overacts. John Abraham fits the role to the "T". Heroines have small roles but oozing with sex-appeal (the action theme demands it - remember?). Abhishek-Uday combo is similar to 48 Hours and evokes good mirth.
An entertaining fare from start to finish. Go watch it!!!
A good storyline filled with witty one-liners, good comic scenes, great songs, plenty of flesh and of course great action sequences - a perfect recipe for a masala Bollywood action. The pace of the movie is so good that you don't want to leave your seat.
Abshishek's performance is good - within the boundaries of his can's and cannot's. Uday Chopra overacts. John Abraham fits the role to the "T". Heroines have small roles but oozing with sex-appeal (the action theme demands it - remember?). Abhishek-Uday combo is similar to 48 Hours and evokes good mirth.
An entertaining fare from start to finish. Go watch it!!!
Fun to watch
Obviously copied of biker boys and some other movies but it's a really good film. All 3 lead males did very well in there respected roles. Dhoom is the best movie in the franchise way better then 2 and 3. Even though the sequels made alot more money at the box office but it looks like yash raj dont know how to take the franchise forward in the right way. This was the only time all songs and the theme were really good. Dhoom has a perfect balance from beginning to end. It doesn't slow down anywhere so the editor was really good at his job. I wouldn't say you will get the feeling of watching some Hollywood movie with action scenes but you are guaranteed the 2 plus hours of pure entertainment. I would really reccomend this movie to anyone who hasn't seen it at the same time I'd say avoid the 2 sequels.
Western unbiased review!
"Dhoom" comes from a time where new wave of western influences was sweeping over Bollywood, so "Dhoom" tries to be an Indian version of some cult action movies from that time. However, instead of completely copying them, there is, naturally, a lot of singing and dancing, over the top action scenes and story pieces that are so unbelievable that you could give the job of scenario writing to a kid and get something similar. Despite all that, "Dhoom" has that same power that almost all or all Indian movies have. It's so bad it's good! It's a fun experience for a relaxing and enjoyable time with friends or family where you can together keep facepalming and watching in disbelief what absurdity will the Indian filmmakers do next. 7/10! Recommended for some mindless fun!
Did you know
- TriviaThe bikes used in the film are the Suzuki Hayabusa (1300cc), the Suzuki GSX-R600 (600cc) and the Suzuki Bandit (1200cc).
- GoofsIn the rain song, when Uday Chopra gets out of the car, Abhishek is in the driver's seat. Later on during the song, a shot shows Abhishek in the seat occupied by Uday. And the car is now a Scorpio.
- Crazy creditsThe 'yash raj films' logo has the sound of vrooming bikes instead of the original musical theme.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 50th Filmfare Awards (2005)
- SoundtracksDhoom Machale
Written by Sameer
Composed by Pritam Chakraborty
Performed by Sunidhi Chauhan
Courtesy of Saregama HMV
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Details
Box office
- Budget
- ₹200,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $245,756
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $102,860
- Aug 29, 2004
- Gross worldwide
- $7,312,209
- Runtime
- 2h 9m(129 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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