Product description
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Original Yashraj Films Blu-ray Disc
Review
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What takes the film to dizzy heights is the sequence of events
that unravel at a feverish pace. Right from the start of the film
[Hrithik's first heist in Namibia; the robbing of a crown from a
moving train] to his next target [robbing a precious diamond from
a museum in Mumbai] to the theft in Jamnagar [Hrithik and Ash
come face to face for the first time], the film whets your
appetite from the word 'Go'. In the first hour focuses on the
cat-n-mouse game, the second hour changes tracks as it transforms
into a love story. While the scenes between Uday and Bipasha [in
a dual role] are cute, the ones between Hrithik and Ash build up
slowly. Note the turning point in the tale -- the revolver
sequence between Hrithik and Ash and the lip-to-lip kiss that
ensues; it's an outstanding sequence from the writing, execution
and performance point of view. The pre-climax -- the robbery of
man-made gold coins -- as also the climax chase are breath-taking
as well. DHOOM 2 is director Sanjay Gadhvi's finest effort so
far. The execution of the subject is such, you just can't help
get transported to a world of make-believe. Gadhvi has handled a
number of sequences with omb. The Hrithik-Ash sequence
mentioned above is one of them. The dialogue between Hrithik and
Abhishek -- after they've known each other's true identities --
is another. The final scene of the enterprise is yet another
sequence that indicates that the director has done his homework
well. --platform47.com
This Dhoom turns out to be bigger, better and bombastic than its
prequel. It is essentially a cops and robbers story with some
glamour and humour thrown in. In this tussle between cops and
thieves, it is Love that wins in the end. After all, Aashiqon ka
janaaza hai, zara Dhoom se niklega. You can skip a roller-coaster
ride for a movie like this. And you won't miss a thrill. High
speed chases, free-falls, pyrotechnics, death-defying stunts are
all rolled together to give you goose bumps in every single reel
of this 2.45 hr movie. And a lion's share of credit for this goes
to Hrithik Roshan, without whom this movie would have been a
soulless body. --platform47.com
Dhoom 2 is full of style, skin show, bikes and action. It has all
the ingredients of a big blockbuster as promised with
mind-blowing s of a moving train in the Namibian desert.
Hrithik Roshan s introduction scene is far superior to that of
John Abraham in Dhoom.
Coming to the performances, it is Hrithik Roshan all the way. In
fact Dhoom 2 can be classified as a Hrithik film. He is the real
scene-stealer - in fact you can t imagine any other actor
carrying off the villain s role with such precision. He shines
throughout the film and carries the entire film on his shoulders
and takes it to an all-time high. If there s anyone who s bound
to get the maximum applause and benefit from Dhoom 2, it is
Hrithik. Abhishek is overshadowed by Hrithik s presence. Uday
Chopra does well. Aishwarya Rai with her bronzed look dazzles and
performs well and the dusky Bipasha also sizzles as the twin
sister while as a cop she is okay. As for the music, while Pritam
s score is fair, Salim-Suleiman s background music is splendid.
--platform47.com
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About the Actor
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Hrithik Roshan, fondly known as Duggu by his near and dear ones,
was born into a filmi family on the 10th of January, 1974. His
mother is Pinky Roshan, the daughter of producer and director
J.Om Prakash while his her is Rakesh Roshan, who was an actor
before turning into a director, besides being the son of music
director Roshan. He is the nephew of music director Rajesh
Roshan. He also has a sister Sunaina. Hrithik studied at the
Bombay Scottish School, Churchgate and has a degree in commerce
from Sydenham College. Hrithik Roshan began his career as child
artist in the movie "Asha", where he appeared in a dance
sequence. He also appeared as child artist in few other films
like "Aap Ke Deewane" and "Bhagwan Dada", where his her was in
lead role. Before coming to films as an actor Hrithik Roshan
assisted his her in the production of films "Karan Arjun" and
Koyala". Hritik Roshan made his debut as lead hero in his home
production film "Kaho Na Pyar Hai" site another debutante
actress Amisha Patel. His performance earned him the Filmfare
Best Male Debut Award and Filmfare Best Actor Award. Next,
Hrithik Roshan Starred in the critically accled films "Fiza"
and "Mission Kashmir" with mixed success at box office. Some of
Ritik's films like "Mujhse Dosti Karoge", "Na Tum Jaano Na Hum"
and "Aap Mujhe Achche Lagne Lage" did poorly at box office and
his career looked in doldrums. He made comeback with successful
science fiction film "Koi Mil Gaya". The film was highest grosser
of the year and also won many Filmfare Awards including the
Filmfare Best Actor Award. After taking two year break from
acting, Hrithik resurfaced with the superhero film "Krrish" and
rocked the box office once again. It was followed by Dhoom 2,
which was also a blockbuster.
About the Director
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Sanjay Gadhvi November 22, 1965 is an Indian writer and
director. He made his directorial debut with Tere Liye (2000)
which went un-noticed. His first film with Yash Raj Films was
Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai (2002). The film enjoyed moderate
success. He first gained fame when he directed the action
thriller Dhoom (2004). The film was a huge hit and practically
revived the careers of the actors and actresses starring in the
film. He then directed the sequel to Dhoom, which is called Dhoom
2. The film starred three of the main actors from the previous
film: Abhishek Bachchan, Uday Chopra and Rimi Sen. Hrithik
Roshan, Aishwarya Rai and Bipasha Basu were also in the film. The
film, famous for its stunts, came out as the highest grosser of
2006. His latest flick- Kip, slated to be released soon is a
remake of barood- a rishi kapoor-shoma anad starer made around 2
decades back.
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