Dhoom 3

Overall Rating: 3 Stars

Saibal Chattarjee : 3 Stars

Dhoom 3 is fun while it lasts, but it might not leave the viewer with the sense of having watched a film that is truly unique.

Mohar Basu: 4 Stars

Dhoom 3 is a definite must watch. Breathtakingly shot with gorgeous cinematography, this edition notches higher than its preceding films in terms of thrills and mostly in terms of soul.

Rajeev Masand : 2 ½ Stars

Dhoom 3 is a sloppily scripted sandwich of hammy acting and cheesy dialogue. 

Raja Sen : 1 ½ Stars

Dhoom 3 is a children’s film made for children who’ve never seen a film.

Taran Adarsh: 3 ½ Stars

The latest chapter of Dhoom, directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, delivers everything you anticipate from it, so there's no room to grumble, frankly.

Aparna Mudi: 4 Stars

Dhoom 3 manages to deliver a typically Bollywood revenge saga in a modern way. The suspense and the emotional quotient added to the speed and stunts make the movie as spectacular as it promises to be.

Anupama Chopra: 3 Stars

The big plot twist has been ripped off from Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige. So see Dhoom 3 but with your expectations at half-mast. It’s not the popcorn thrill ride that I expected. There just isn’t enough joy in it but Aamir and the stupendous action make this worth watching.

Srijana Mitra Das: 4 Stars

Dhoom 3 is slightly extensive. But it holds advantages, the first, that sizzling Dhoom tune, all leather, boots and electric guitars, which straightens sagging scenes. The second - sharp performances by Khan, Bachchan  and Chopra, who sprinkles lightness and fun. And the third - Dhoom 3's story with a twist wrapped around it, like the ribbon around a Christmas gift. Merrily unwrap - flying out of the Great Indian Circus, Dhoom 3 is great fun.

Sukanya Verma: 3 Stars

Realistically, of course, Dhoom is a fun albeit dumb franchise that is unapologetically nonsensical, intellect proof and relies on the shenanigans of its smooth, superficial villains and their hot pursuit at the hands of police officers. There are two vivid reasons I indulge (and enjoyed) this I know-that you know-that I know (classic Abbas-Mastanism) is because of the cunning and conviction in Aamir’s delivery and Katrina Kaif.

Rohit Khilnani: 2 Stars

Dhoom 3 is full of loop holes, over-the-top acting and an overdose of action that doesn't fit well all the time. The timing is right so the film will run to packed houses but it's surely not a film that I would recommend as your last outing for 2013!