They got these four together in what they call a film and requested that you pay up to Rs 900 to watch them in 3d Imax. Alright, to be reasonable to them, they kept Katrina Kaif's wardrobe restricted to games bras, gymming shorts and leotards with such a variety of gold chains that you'd think they are the bathing suit change consciences of Bappi Lahiri. In any case they likewise ruled against ordering shirts for Aamir Khan, who incidentally, appears to have stolen Tai Lung's outflow from Kung Fu Panda. All things considered, through most parts of the film, he does resemble this. For the individuals who haven't had the fortune of viewing Kung Fu Panda, Aamir Khan in Dhoom:3 appears to have gained all the representations immortalised by Ajay-then-Devgan in Phool aur Kaante. 

Furthermore these are as delightful to look as political blurbs in metros. Right away for the storyline of the film. Anyhow soon after that an admonition. To watch Dhoom:3, you need to dispose of the desires that are brought up in most normal mere mortals experiencing a sickness called practical judgement skills. When that is off the beaten path, Dhoom:3 is somewhat simple to stomach. It's not difficult to accept that Abhishekh Bachchan, who looks as fit and adaptable as a pad,  can do a somersault in mid-air, punch a man and return to his seat on a two wheeler. It's likewise simple to accept that Uday Chopra has extraordinary degrees of confidence, yet he consents to show up in Dhoom movies.