And even though the film lags in the second half, it is not long before the entertainment and the action sequences pick up pace. The direction is tight, justifying the grand effect that the movie displays. While the action sequences thrill, the jokes will keep the audiences in splits – mostly. What keeps the film going apace is the incredible bonding and synchronised behaviour of the actors. Dishoom script is by Rohit Dhawan and Tushar Hiranandani is extraordinary in parts, but drifts into predictability on occasions.
The thrills derived keep you on the edge of the seat even as you break out in laughter from the wisecracks. Providing this kick are some good performances from the lead actors.
Oh yes, one more thing, did we tell you that this is an action comedy! Well, yes it is! So, you get 2 bangs for the buck! (Image: Bollywood Hungama) There is a huge urgency attached to the case as the India-Pakistan tie is scheduled to start within 36 hours and humiliation needs to be avoided at all costs. As they go about their business to save the cricketer, ensure India-Pakistan relations don't get any worse and provide a happy ending to the public at large, a lot of energy is expanded, people are beaten up, brotherly love is bandied about. He gets a sidekick who is a non-performing asset and in this team gets invited a petty thief in the form of Jacqueline.
Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Īfter the crime has been committed, the Indian authorities wake up to an emergency and they trot out the best cop in the business and jet him down to teh Middle-East – the setting of the match. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Trending Chipotle has changed its name to Chicotle. Trending This farmer was taunted at a car showroom. Entertainment Kartik Aaryan accused of 'extremely unprofessional' behaviour by producer Manish Shah. Entertainment Pushpa The Rise, KGF, RRR: As South India emerges as the new centre of tentpole movies, what is ailing Bollywood?. Business Live: Indices trim early losses Sensex down 450 points, Nifty reclaims 17,000-mark. From saffron alliance to name-calling: Shiv Sena and BJP in Maharashtra. Watch John Abraham, Varun Dhawan’s Dishoom movie videos: ( Dishoom audience movie review: John Abraham and Varun Dhawan entertain)Īlso read | Dishoom banned in Pakistan, Varun Dhawan upset with the decision Some of the Abraham-Dhawan bro-time is okay too, but borrows from the ‘Men In Black’ duo Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith in the way they, Kabir and Junaid, go about addressing each other, yes, K and J. It comes alive only in bits and pieces: Akshay Kumar’s cameo, for instance, as a pouting-selfie-clicking man bun is a hoot. WATCH VIDEO: John Abraham, Varun Dhawan & Jacqueline Fernandez Starrer Dishoom’s Audience ReviewĪnd that’s what ails the film as a whole. ( Dishoom social review: This John Abraham, Varun Dhawan buddy comedy gets a thumbs up) Neither Rahul Dev nor Akshaye Khanna have any menace: for fellows who keep threatening to off their victims, they are curiously minus impact. Akshay Kumar’s as a pouting, selfie-clicking man is hilarious in Dishoom.ĭishoom’s villains are a letdown, not even properly evil in a matching comic-book way. The boys have comely female company in the shape of the two gals, Jacqueline Fernandez and Nargis Fakhri, the former with a few speaking scenes and an item number where she cavorts in the midst of leering men, and the latter who’s around for purely decorative purposes. Both also get to shuck their shorts and show off their stuff in colourful briefs. The slit-eyed stony-faced experienced cop and the bumbling rookie is an old Hollywood cliché but can turn into fun in the hands of good actors and directors: here, Dhawan and Abraham display limited wares, the former in his young wide-eyed joe avatar, and the latter swathed in tight tees and a permanent frown, swaggering down sandy desert outposts and shadowy villains’ dens. Local boy Junaid Ansari (Dhawan) partners with the visitor, and off they go, sleuthing. Indian Special Task Force cop Kabir Shergill (Abraham) is parachuted into a Middle Eastern country, which is the site of the crime. Match-winning boy-in-blue Viraj Sharma (Saleem) disappears just a couple of days before a crucial match with Pakistan.
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