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Dhoom 2
धूम २
2006 151 min India PG-13 12+
★7.5
Drama, Action, Thriller, Crime
Director: Sanjay Gadhvi
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Description
Jai and Ali return, this time on the trail of an international thief who steals priceless artifacts and has chosen Mumbai as his next target.
Budget:
$11M
US Gross:
$2.64M
Worldwide:
$46.4M
Starring
Hrithik Roshan
Actor
Abhishek Bachchan
Actor
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan
Actor
Awards
7 wins & 22 nominations total
Key opinion
Dhoom 2 is widely celebrated for its high-energy spectacle, modern aesthetic, and the charismatic performances of its lead cast, particularly Hrithik Roshan. While some critics find the plot thin and the editing disjointed, fans of Bollywood action cinema appreciate its departure from traditional tropes and its polished, international production style.
| Acting | Hrithik Roshan delivers a standout, versatile performance that is widely considered the film's primary emotional and technical anchor. | |
| Score | The film features vibrant, catchy musical sequences and high-quality choreography that effectively integrate with the action. | |
| Production | The spectacle of the stunts and special effects provides a polished, high-budget visual experience that succeeds as entertainment for genre fans but is scrutinized by others as unrealistic. | |
| Screenplay | The narrative structure receives conflicting reactions, with some viewers praising its dynamic, unpredictable flow, while others criticize it for being rushed, underdeveloped, and plagued by plot holes. | |
| Acting | Opinions on Aishwarya Rai's contribution are polarized; supporters laud her physical chemistry with the lead and visual presence, while detractors view her character as hollow and her acting as artificial. | |
| Humor | The comedic interludes, particularly those involving Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra, are seen by some as essential character-driven contrasts, whereas others find them forced and intrusive. | |
| Editing | The editing is criticized for creating visual discomfort and contributing to a choppy, disjointed viewing experience. |