Anupama Chopra reviews Dhoom Dhaam, directed by Rishab Seth and co-written by Aditya Dhar. The film stars Yami Gautam Dhar as Koyal Chaddha and Pratik Gandhi as Veer Khurana, two strangers who marry within weeks of meeting. On their wedding night, unexpected intruders force them into a chaotic adventure, leading to a blend of thrills and humor. The premise is promising, and while the film delivers intermittent entertainment, it doesn't consistently maintain its momentum.
Pratik Gandhi's portrayal of the timid and straight-laced Veer stands out, bringing a unique charm to the character. Yami Gautam Dhar's Koyal is depicted as a boisterous, hard-partying Punjabi woman, offering a stark contrast to Veer's reserved nature. Their chemistry provides some engaging moments, but the film struggles with inconsistent pacing and character development. Despite these shortcomings, Dhoom Dhaam offers a mildly diverting experience, primarily due to the performances of its lead actors.
