Dhoom good bollywood movie. 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.