Dishoom the boom movie. Review on Dishoom

Dishoom will be the best ever movie

it will boom the screenThat’s his introductory scene, and his slow-motion walk after kicking the poor guy was contrived to underline how cool, maverick and reckless Kabir is. In another scene, he smoked a cigarette near an aircraft. Note to the Dishoom team: there’s nothing remotely cool about blowing smoke into people’s faces and, dude, such stupidity is going to just blow up your handsome face.

And how long will Varun Dhawan get by with playing an adorable, bumbling underdog? In his brother’s directorial vehicle, Dhawan gives Birdman — the cute British Bulldog who is instrumental in cracking the kidnapping drama — a run for his money. We have seen him do the same thing in several romantic comedies such as Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania, Dilwale and Main Tera Hero — and it’s getting old. Seriously.

Dishoom is about two police officers tasked with solving an important kidnapping case. Indian cricketer Viraj Sharma(Saqib Saleem) has been abducted before an important India-Pakistan match by a scheming bookie(Akshaye Khanna). The criminal wants the celebrated batsman to throw the game and buy into his match-fixing dreams. It doesn’t take much to figure out his evil plans, but Kabir and Junaid(Dhawan) take a long time to track him down. Their investigation leads them to an underground Middle Eastern city, a harem and burly men.