![]() ![]() Akshay Kumar’s as a pouting, selfie-clicking man is hilarious in Dishoom.ĭishoom’s villains are a letdown, not even properly evil in a matching comic-book way. The boys have comely female company in the shape of the two gals, Jacqueline Fernandez and Nargis Fakhri, the former with a few speaking scenes and an item number where she cavorts in the midst of leering men, and the latter who’s around for purely decorative purposes. Both also get to shuck their shorts and show off their stuff in colourful briefs. The slit-eyed stony-faced experienced cop and the bumbling rookie is an old Hollywood cliché but can turn into fun in the hands of good actors and directors: here, Dhawan and Abraham display limited wares, the former in his young wide-eyed joe avatar, and the latter swathed in tight tees and a permanent frown, swaggering down sandy desert outposts and shadowy villains’ dens. Local boy Junaid Ansari (Dhawan) partners with the visitor, and off they go, sleuthing. Indian Special Task Force cop Kabir Shergill (Abraham) is parachuted into a Middle Eastern country, which is the site of the crime. Match-winning boy-in-blue Viraj Sharma (Saleem) disappears just a couple of days before a crucial match with Pakistan. ![]()
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