Bollywood Movies With Best Motorcycles Chase Scenes – carandbike

A movie is among the finest types of storytelling and in terms of Indian cinema, particularly Bollywood films, over time we have now some wonderful tales come to life on the massive display screen. However be it comedy, motion, or drama we have now a particular liking for films that revolve round automobiles and bikes. And we all know there are a number of petrol heads such as you on the market who suppose like us. From the traditional Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi to films like Dhoom and extra lately, Pathaan, we have now ended up watching all of them. So to rejoice that bond between vehicles and Bollywood, we checklist down a few of the well-known films the place bikes had an vital position to play, significantly in chase sequences.

Dhoom Film Franchise

Thus far there have been 3 films within the Dhoom franchise staring John Abraham, Hrithik Roshan and Aamir Khan respectively, with Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra that includes in all three of them. Credit score: YRF YouTube Channel)

If you discuss bikes and films, you can’t omit the Dhoom film franchise. Thus far there have been three Dhoom films and the premise has been the identical – some high-octane chase sequences with some unique superbikes that revolve across the story of a wise cop who units out to catch out a thief who’s smarter than him. 

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The primary ‘Dhoom’ film had the enduring Suzuki Hayabusa and the Suzuki GSX-R600 because the bikes which have been ridden by the unhealthy guys. The Suzuki Bandit 1200 was the selection of the great guys performed by Abhishek Bachchan and Uday Chopra. The second Dhoom film had Hrithik Roshan taking part in the villain and was seen using the GSX-R1000 whereas Abhishek Bachchan rode the Suzuki GSR 600. 

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The third and the ultimate Dhoom film had Aamir Khan because the antagonist and was seen using the muscular BMW Ok 1300 R whereas Uday Chopra had the BMW S 1000 RR as his experience. Quick-paced chase sequences, slick enhancing and a number of particular results, the Dhoom film franchise was one of the crucial iconic motorcycle-based films to have come out of Bollywood.

Battle

Within the ‘Battle’ bike scene, The R nineT Scrambler comes throughout as a thoroughbred efficiency bike. And naturally, it provides to Hrithik Roshan’s machismo too (Credit score: YRF YouTube Channel)

Whereas the Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff starrer is extra of a spy thriller somewhat than a film about automobiles or bikes, however like Mission Unimaginable films it has some satisfying chase sequences. There may be one with two BMW Bikes, particularly the R nineT Scrambler and the F 750 GS, ridden by the 2 male protagonists, respectively. Within the sequences, Hrithik is seen tearing the street aside on an attractive BMW R nineT Scrambler with Tiger Shroff chasing him on a BMW F 750 GS journey motorbike. 

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Afterward, in the direction of the top of the film, there may be yet one more chase sequence on Ice flats that is even larger and includes a few Audi R8 V10s. Whereas the film itself was fairly an pleasant thriller, the motion sequenced with the supercars and bikes definitely made it a worthwhile look ahead to us.

Pathaan

Shah Rukh Khan and John Abraham chasing one another on a frozen lake is sheer Bollywood magic (Credit score: YFX Studios)

Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Pathaan’, from the YRF Spy Universe was Bollywood gold. It was a correct masala potboiler motion flick, with SRK taking part in a spy and John Abraham because the antagonist. Full of hair-raising motion sequences and Hollywood-esque VFX, the motorbike chase sequence with each superstars, on a frozen lake positively stood out. 

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Within the chase sequence, SRK is seen chasing John, with each of them using modified dust bikes, first on snow after which on a frozen lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia. So far as motorbike sequences go, it’s a visually beautiful scene, which reminds you of the automobile chase scene in ‘Battle’, one other film from the YRF Spy Universe.