Both the Dhawan brothers fail to enthral the audience this time since Rohit lacks originality whereas Varun is awfully overacting. Jacqueline does not need any special mention and like as always she remains spiritless. Also Akshay might jeopardize his personality as one of the big actors. Akshay Kumar and Nargis Fakhri and Parineeti Chopra do not add any colours to the film and lack completeness in their cameos. Wil the trio be able to dissolve out this spectre for India? In the Star Performances Varun-John’s bromance will be remembered the most. And fails to add some glamour to the film. And midst of this hustle bustle the duo meets Jacqueline, who is genuinely a wasted artist. He with Junaid, a fool cum slightly smart character played by Varun try to solve this out. He is from Special Task Force Department. Then we see John Abraham come from India to find Viraj. A Batsman named Viraj (one of the very best cricketers) gets kidnapped by an unknown person just one and a half day before the much awaited India-Pak match. His story starts from the topic of Cricket.
He explains the whole plot of 36 hours in an accurately 120 minutes run time. The film has been directed by Rohit Dhawan.
DISHOOM HINDI MOVIE REVIEW TV
Wait for TV premiere! Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES BOTTOM LINE: Rohit Dhawan's Dishoom is a rundown action film where the unintended humor wreaks havoc with the story flow, which is not that great in the first place. Overall, it's just an afternoon watch on Netflix six months from now. Some good locations were chosen and some good angles in the photography. The writing is stale, but the execution is what I have given four stars here for. Had no expectations from the actresses because all they do nowadays in male-centric films is flash their assets and laugh at their male co-stars' jokes. It was great to see both Dev and Khanna after a very long time. Dhawan complements him, but in addition, tries very hard to be funny. Abraham does what he does best: showcasing of his fit bod. And the answer will most probably be on the negative.
However, at the end of the whole charade, one WILL ask if it was worth it. Dishoom is just another of the mindless action comedies that rely on the lead actors' muscles and lead actresses' clefts why else would they cast Nargis Fakhri in a 20-second role? There are a couple of twists and turns towards the second half which has the ability to keep the audience partially hooked. And over everything, everyone in Abu Dhabi seem to understand and be able to converse in Hindi. Be that as it may, the character thrower does not stop even towards the end. We have Akshay Kumar playing a homosexual man who wants to see the protagonists in their unmentionables, Jacqueline Fernandez who plays a small-time, identity-stealing thief, Rahul Dev as a left hand guy, and finally Akshaye Khanna in a role that he portrays quite smoothly.
The narrative throws in characters and special appearances like that malfunctioning automatic tennis ball thrower which does not stop at all. To add to the annoyance comes Junaid in his perpetually oversmart air, trying to find humor in every effing thing around him. The first ten minutes will intrigue anyone who is interested in thrillers, but Kabir's entry with the arrogant, to-the-work attitude plays with our patience. Together, they trace the cricketer's last known whereabouts, which becomes the foundation of the story. He teams up with Junaid (Dhawan), a fledgling cop with a comic nerve. When a popular Indian cricketer is kidnapped by an unknown assailant, the government sends Kabir (Abraham), a no-nonsense, disobedient, and beasty special ops officer, to Abu Dhabi to salvage the situation. This adventure has some good action for fans of that genre, but it seems logic wasn't invited.
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