They were places that warmly welcomed all places where differences were celebrated, not judged. These cafés broke down barriers by bringing people together over food and drink. The restaurant pays loving homage to the old Irani cafés that were once part of the fabric of life in Bombay. The team, led by co-founders Shamil and Kavi Thakrar, are truly delighted to have moved into this new home, where they enjoy the company of the city’s most beautiful and historic buildings. The team behind Bombay café Dishoom are delighted to open a new restaurant in Paradise Birminghamĭishoom Birmingham is located in the heart of the city at One Chamberlain Square, part of Paradise Birmingham. Kindly note, other outdoor seating is also available on the terrace for walk-ins. A deposit of £25 is required to secure your booking, which is redeemable against your final bill. To reserve, kindly click here and select your chosen 'Summer House' slot. A welcome addition to their outside space, Summer Houses seat up to six guests and make an ideal spot for those who prefer to dine outside (and are nicely sheltered from any unpredictable sideways rain!) Take in the views of Chamberlain Square, eat, drink and idle away the time with friends and family. Introducing Dishoom Birmingham's all-new Summer Houses. Image credit: Tom Bird Outdoor dining pods The terrace will operate a walk-ins only policy, with tables offered for groups of up to six people on a first come, first served basis On the whole, 'Dishoom' is, at best, a one-time watch.From 12 April, Dishoom Birmingham will be open for outdoor dining from 8am-11pm Monday to Saturday and 10am-10pm Sunday. In Cameos, Akshay Kumar is a riot & brings the house down. Jacqueline Fernandez looks stunning & delivers fairly. As the menacing bookie, Khanna stages a comeback & chews on the scenery. But its Akshaye Khanna who steals the show. John dominates on his huge personality, while Varun oozes energy. Performance-Wise: John & Varun work well together. 'Dishoom' is a visual delight & the ace cinematographer, nails every frame. Ayananka Bose's Cinematography is marvelous. Hussain Dalal's Screenplay tackles the buddy-cop genre & runs on a fast-speed, but is not up-to the mark post-interval. In short, 'Dishoom' has a winning first-hour, but a disappointing second. The journey to find the celebrated batsman is dragged for long & even the crispness wears you off. Its the second-hour, where the pace drops. The first-hour runs on a rocket-speed & the camaraderie between its two leading-men, is fun to watch. No, I wasn't expecting a soulful experience, but 'Dishoom' is just chew your popcorn entertainment. Its minus, however, is that there is no soul here. 'Dishoom' is fast-paced & always on the point. 'Dishoom' Synopsis: When India's top batsman Viraj Sharma (Saqib Saleem) goes missing in Middle East, two cops Kabir Shergill (John Abraham) and Junaid Ansari (Varun Dhawan) from either side of Arabian Sea must team up for a 36-hours man-hunt before the final match between India and Pakistan. Though the film isn't as fun as it should've been, its fast-pace & grand visuals make for up for it. The Buddy-Cop genre hasn't been a regular in Hindi movies, but with 'Dishoom', it somewhat makes a comeback.
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