Expectations are high from the much awaited third sequel of the Bollywood blockbuster film Dhoom starring Aamir Khan, Katrina kaif and Abhishek Bachchan. People are excited over the release of the third sequel of Dhoom on Friday.
The excitement of people is conspicuous at the ticket counters of some of the big cinema halls in the city. It is being said that it will break all the previous records of the business done by the film.
As expected all the tickets for the first day first show, 9 am on Friday have been booked at almost all theatres for Dhoom 3.”The first day first show for Dhoom 3 is already houseful.” announced the ticket counter personnel at Glitz cinema in the main road.
“We are getting good response from the public at the ticket counters. We have sold many tickets online. For the entire week we have sold around 50 to 60 per cent of the tickets one day before the release.” said Ajit manager of the Eylex.
Excitement among the people for the film is quite evident. People want to see what the perfectionist Aamir khan will do in his much awaited flick.
The eyes are also set on the Katrina kaif and Aamir Khan duo, who are coming in a movie for the first time. “Will this pair be able to beat the sizzling chemistry of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan in the prequel which came in the year 2006.” said Deepti who is eager to find it out on the very first day of the release of the film.
“I am very excited for the film. On Wednesday I had already booked my ticket online. I want to see the film because of Aamir Khan. Dhoom 3 was very much talked about from the very beginning let’s see what it brings.” said Pankaj who came for booking the show.
With the starry cast of the film it is being calculated that it will cross the mark of Rs 100 crore club. Not only the youngsters but their mummies are also in the same mood for the film.
“I have got the ticket of the second show at 3.30 pm as it is more convenient. I think it will be full entertaining movie. Aamir Khan is there so I am expecting something good from him again.” said Anuka, a teacher of Bishop Westcott School.