"Not Your Average Shaadi"- Yami Gautam And Pratik Gandhi On Netflix's 'Dhoom Dhaam'
A wedding night that starts with a “yes” and ends in absolute mayhem—Netflix’s Dhoom Dhaam is here to turn every wedding cliche on its head. In Dhoom Dhaam, the mandap sets the stage for chaos, laughter, and jaw-dropping twists.
Yami Gautam and Pratik Gandhi’s never-before-seen roles ignite this rollercoaster of a night, where every moment spirals into the next wild surprise. It’s a shaadi like you’ve never imagined: less “I do,” more “Oh no, what now?” Buckle up for the most unpredictable wedding of the year! Dhoom Dhaam will exclusively stream on Netflix from February 14.
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At the heart of the madness is Koyal, played by Yami, known for her intense and nuanced performances, Yami steps into a role that is starkly different from anything she has done before.
“Koyal is unpredictable, sharp, and always ten steps ahead of everyone else in the film. She thrives in chaos, and that was such an exciting space for me to explore,” said Yami. “I’ve previously portrayed empowered, resolute characters but Koyal brings in an element of mischief and mystery that makes her stand out and I can’t wait for the audience to see this side of me.”
“Comedy has always been a huge part of my life—on-screen and off-screen. What’s exciting about Dhoom Dhaam is that it’s a fresh take on the genre, blending humor with high-stakes action in a way that keeps you on your toes,” he shares. “I enjoyed creating this less explored side of a ‘hero’ who is not an alpha in many ways and yet has a strong , loveable and unique personality. So this film has been an adventure in more ways than one.”
So, if you’re ready for a wedding where the baraat comes with a side of chaos, the pheras might involve a plot twist, and the only thing guaranteed is non-stop entertainment—Dhoom Dhaam is your invitation to the craziest celebration of the year. Just remember, at this shaadi, expect the unexpected!
Watch the trailer here:
