Dhoom

Three heist films, three different thieves, and the same two policemen chasing all of them.

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Where to start with Dhoom

Release order, but loosely. Each film is a self-contained heist with a brand new thief, and the only thread running through all three is ACP Jai Dixit and his useless, lovable sidekick Ali. Nothing in the third film requires the first. What you get from watching them in order is the double act getting better, and the villains getting more expensive.

  1. 1
    Dhoom (2004) Dhoom

    Motorbike robberies in Mumbai, and the film that invented the formula. John Abraham is the thief, and the whole thing moves.

  2. 2
    Dhoom 2 (2006) Dhoom 2

    The biggest of the three and the one most people name first. Hrithik Roshan plays a thief who steals in disguise, and the film is far more interested in him than in the police.

  3. 3
    Dhoom 3 (2013) Dhoom 3

    Chicago, a circus and Aamir Khan in a dual role. Slower and stranger than the other two, and the one opinions split on.

Then what? There is no fourth film. A Dhoom 4 has been talked about since the 2010s and Yash Raj Films has repeatedly said there is no script and no cast, so nothing is listed here. If you enjoyed the formula, the thing to watch next is not another Dhoom but the studio's other action films.

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The Films

  • Dhoom 2004
  • Dhoom 2 2006
  • Dhoom 3 2013

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