Dhumm is a 2002 Indian Kannada action drama film directed by M. S. Ramesh, starring Sudeep and Rakshita. The film features background score and soundtrack composed by Gurukiran and lyrics by Kaviraj and V. Nagendra Prasad. The film released on 27 September 2002. It was a critical and commercial success. The film was dubbed in Telugu as Hero No.1 and in Hindi as Dumdaar. The film was box office Hit. Completed 50 days in All released Centres.

Plot

The protagonist Varada (Sudeep) is like a fire when the injustice comes in front of him. His heart is equivalent to ice cream otherwise. He picks up the ‘long’ on a solid reason and continues his vengeance when required. His mother is against to Varada's firing principles but Varada thinks he is only the bad element in the house and never gives up his ideals. But the inner heart of Varada is also struggling to get good name and this is established in the climax.

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The fiery handsome guy in love with his opponent's daughter (Rakshita) reaches a tight spot when his sister is murdered. He hatches a nice plot and fulfills his task of retaining the glory of his father. He only begs with his mother to accept him as a good son after setting the goons on the ground.

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Cast

Sudeep as Varada

Rakshita as Preethi

Srinath as Varada and Shankar's father

Sumithra as Varada and Shankar's mother

Nassar as Shankar

Rangayana Raghu as M.L.A. Arun Sagar as Vinod (Preethi's brother) Sadhu Kokila as Varada's friend Chitra Shenoy as Preethi's sister

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Soundtrack

Reception

Chitraloka.com wrote that "This is an action extravaganza. M.S.Ramesh has really showed his ‘guts’ in making a nice action film that stands out from other action films. The dialogues and wonderful performance by key artistes has boosted up the quality of the film. [...] Congrats for the convincing job done by Ramesh and Team".

Regarding the Telugu dubbed version Hero No. 1, Gudipoodi Srihari of The Hindu wrote that "Sudeep does not look like a debut-making hero. He plays his role with ease".

Awards

Filmfare Awards South :-

Best Music Director – Kannada(2002) - Gurukiran

References

External links

2002 films

2000s Kannada-language films

Films scored by Gurukiran

Indian action drama films

Kannada remakes of Tamil films

2000s masala films

Indian gangster films

2002 action films