Jackie Shroff Celebrates 12 Years of Dhoom 3 With Nostalgic Video Post

Veteran actor Jackie Shroff recently took to his social media profile to celebrate 12 years of Dhoom 3. Marking the occasion, he shared a video post featuring a montage from the film’s emotional track “Bande Hain Hum Uske”. Along with the clip, Jackie captioned the post with a simple hashtag-driven message celebrating the milestone and tagging the film’s key collaborators.

 

The 60-second video revisits Jackie Shroff’s role as Sam, the circus owner and adoptive father to Aamir Khan’s dual characters, Sahir and Samar. The montage blends visuals of the circus backdrop with moments of emotional intensity, reminding viewers of the film’s central themes of hope, sacrifice, and unbreakable resolve. The song’s lyrics, which speak about perseverance and destiny, align closely with the revenge-driven narrative that defined Dhoom 3.

 

Jackie Shroff’s post sparked nostalgia among fans, receiving over 130 likes and multiple reposts within a short span. While many users praised the emotional weight of the song and Jackie’s performance, the replies also reflected mixed opinions about the film itself. Some fans revisited their fond memories of the Dhoom franchise, while others labeled Dhoom 3 as the weakest installment in the series, citing its complex and layered storyline.

 

Released on December 20, 2013, Dhoom 3 was directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya and starred Aamir Khan in a dual role alongside Abhishek Bachchan, Uday Chopra, and Katrina Kaif. Despite receiving mixed critical reviews—particularly for its convoluted script—the film emerged as a massive commercial success. According to Box Office India, Dhoom 3 grossed approximately 558 crore worldwide, making it Bollywood’s first film to cross the 100 million mark globally.

 

Beyond box-office numbers, Dhoom 3 also played a significant role in expanding the use of IMAX screens in India, introducing many audiences to large-format cinematic experiences. Over the years, the film has remained a frequent topic of debate, remembered as much for its ambition and scale as for its polarizing storytelling choices.

 

Jackie Shroff’s anniversary post serves as a reminder of the film’s lasting cultural footprint. Even after more than a decade, Dhoom 3 continues to evoke discussion, nostalgia, and strong opinions—proof of its enduring presence in Bollywood’s action franchise history.

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