DHOOM DHAAM // A HILARIOUS BOLLYWOOD DRAMA REVIEW

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This movie is funny to the last letter of the word!

Picture this:

You’ve just concluded your vivaah(wedding) ceremony. On the very first night of what was supposed to be your honeymoon, you’re all set, ready to consummate the union…

…and then boom, your privacy is invaded by all sorts of chaos so much so that you and your new spouse are on the run for the first 24hours of your marriage for something you know absolutely nothing about.

Such was the predicament of Koyal Khurana (played by Yami Gautam) and Veer Chadda (played by Pratik Gandhi) in this 2025 Bollywood Netflix hilarious crime comedy drama.

Erm... How about you go find out the details for yourself by watching this film that would leave you laughing hysterically, giggling at other times, or just simply chuckling.

MOVIE REVIEW

This was fun to watch! Haven’t laughed this hard in a while. It’s the way Koyal stares at Veer for me, like “what the heck is he doing?”
I must be sincere and say that i loved that there were no Indian signature dance in this one.

Please don’t get me wrong, I love the dance, I mean, who wouldn’t? Just for a change, it was refreshing to see Bollywood in this light different from what we are used to.

There were no dull moments at all in this 2025 Dhoom Dhaam, and the duration was equally different from a typical Indian movie that is often an upwards of 2 hours.

Although one can tell that the premise for the plot aren’t exactly new based on setting off from an arranged marriage point of view, corruption in the police force, a bunch of criminals on the loose and with the ending being a predictable one, this movie was however a worthy watch in the way the characters were interpreted as well as in its fashion of storytelling.

Picture quality was on point, cinematography was great, acting was superb with Koyal being my best character, theatrics was awesome as there were no exaggerated fight moves, music and soundtrack were cool, direction was amazing…I could go on and on.

This movie, as with many other movies before it subtly highlights the struggles of the girl-child growing up in the Indian society. While it took a rather funny angle, for the way Koyal talked about it, the message was passed crystal clear.

I didn’t quite like some of the scenes with Tucchie the dog when it latches on to a human. That was super cringey and uncomfortable to watch. Also, the fowl languages were somewhat excessive for a Bollywood movie.

I guess Westernisation gets into many of these movie industries these days. Probably for the competitive market or for the burning desire for acceptance. Consequently, you may want to keep this movie away from the reach of children as it’s not suitable for underaged viewers.

Overall, nonetheless, this was interesting, entertaining, captivating, compelling, funny, and relaxing. It comes recommended at the rating of 8 out of 10.

I hope that this was interesting to read. Thanks for coming around.