Ensofter Overrated and overhyped

Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Logan By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

aaronbir Hi my name is Aaron and I am writing this review for this blockbuster movie dhoom 2 Nice concept I like the cemeteries between hrithik and aish and UDAY and bipasha It was nice seeing this superstars together they were superb performances Abhishek is definitely the best actor ever he does well in his performance Don't forget to watch this decent action movie

Avinash Patalay Probably one of the rare instance where the successor is better than the predecessor. And yes, solely the credit should go Hritik Roshan for setting the screen ablaze with his electrifying presence. Truly he had added sheen to every frame he is present in. And yes, neatly providing hand-in-glove support is Aishwarya and in honesty the due credit should be given. The only disappointment is her performance which was "like" artificial, while on the other hand Hritik's perfection clearly left its mark. Jr. B was completely overshadowed by Hritik. I guess Dhoom 2 was Hritik's payback for Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon, and my my!!Uday Chopra is good in the edited role. Anything more would have spoilt the feast. His pairing was akin to 48 Hours, Lethal Weapon and Rush Hour. Bipasha's sole intention seemed to flaunt her figure which she succeeds. And the double-role was a pot-hole in the storyline.Rimi Sen's character was simply loud and should have been left out (just like Eesha Deol). In fact they should have borrowed the franchise idea from Munnabhai.Songs take a while to grow on you unlike the Dhoom where it was instant hit. Choreography deserves a special mention, and yes Vaibhavai Merchant proved she is second to none.Action sequences are well done. Noteworthy are suspenseful interplay between Hritik and Aishwarya & Hritik and Jr. B. Some good writing there indeed and remind you of Tarantino in Kill Bill.Indeed Dhoom had a great potential to churn it into a successful franchise sadly the politics it has run into mars the chances. Needless to say, if it were to go forward Dhoom II has definitely set the bar quite high.

long-ford This overlong sequel to Dhoom has a much bigger budget. Hrithik Roshan takes on the role of the villain and is coolness personified. The stunts are all very impressive by Hindi film standards, apart from an opening number on a train. Bipasha Basu and Aishwarya provide the glamor element and both look stunning. Aishwarya has a catchy dance number "Crazy Kiya Re". Uday is fine while poor Abhishek is saddled with the boring conventional role. The story makes little sense but the film is well-paced, and the fine stunts and dance numbers are enough to merit a visit to the theater.Overall 7/10

whitemessiah2003 I've stopped watching Hindi movies since i was about 9 I'm 24 now and i was told by friends to watch this movie as it was a huge movie in the making. So with less-expectation than "I Think I Love My Wife" i went and bought the DVD, and within 2 minutes i was so angry and annoyed at the way Indian movies have gone downhill since the time i was watching them, i then forced myself to watch it all the way through and i was right to be angry in the first 2 minutes This is a terrible movie with nothing but flesh being the integral part of the whole movie, Hrithik Roshan is nothing but a "poser" and Aishwariya isn't any different. The scene where the actors kiss is truly cringe-worthy as I was watching it with the family. I quickly had to fast-forward it and apologise to my family. Nearly every movie my friends talk about now are movies with more flesh than clothes and more kisses then a wife to husband on valentines day. Overall this is a shocking summary of modern day Bollywood. 1/10 (The 1 being the sheer amazement of me that this got past the Indian Board of movie making.)