It introduces its 5-6 main characters and lays out the situation - none of which you can care about because there is zero attempt by any character to connect with me AND there is nothing compelling about the story so far. The hour-long, pre-interval screen time is spent only in set-up. HappySing - "Dum Maaro Dum may be an album to hide from your parents (yes, at any age) after listening to that title song, but there are a few good songs in the album and while you love everything from Jiyein Kyun to Te Amo, Jaana hai and Thayn Thayn aren’t disappointing."Ĭan it get any sadder than that? Yes, it can. Hindustan Times - "On the whole, Pritam has proved with this album that he has the capability of churning out interesting tracks. Milliblog - "Dum maaro dum is selectively entertaining." Here is what other's think about the music. Unfortunately, I am certainly disappointed by Jaideep Sahni's lyrics. For one, I didn't have that much of a problem with the title song as others did on twitter. I'm sure the songs will sound fantastic in the new Dolby system. Morever there is the new sound mixing system to look forward to. Hopefully he will fare better under the hands of a different director. I mean, just check out those ants walking up, how cool is that! But Amit Roy's cinematography has been known to annoy. It actually exists, no wonder the Goan government is objecting to the release of the film - "It puts Goa in bad light".Īn interesting concept with stylish execution might be the perfect ingredients for a thriller. Also a deeper look into the nexus of Russian drug-dealers that has a strong hold in Goa's underbelly, sounds really interesting. One because I liked Rohan Sippy's earlier do with Abhishek Bachchan (as if you hadn't figured it out yet). I hope so mainly because, the film could have decent content. Anyway hopefully, this one is just a promo video and will have no place in the film. I for one loved the rap he did in Bluffmaster. But that still doesn’t take away the apprehension when you see the trailer of Dum Maaro Dum, what with a cop doing rap. For, he did do things differently in Paa, Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Se, Raavan. One argument could be that his roles all require him to be suave and that's how a suave Abhishek Bachchan is. Now the very same things have become a drudgery. There was something very slick about his stylish walk and the pauses in his dialogue deliver.
It starts with a dialogue, but soon acquires the hip-hop feel.There used to be a time when I looked forward to an Abhishek Bachchan film, those were the days of Bluffmaster and Kuchh na Kaho.
The last track on the Dum Maro Dum music album is ‘Thayn thayn’, which has none other than actor Abhishek Bachchan behind the mike with ample support from Earl and Ayush Phukan. On the whole, a super composition and great singing by the vocalist. The guitar riffs later in the song draw interest and engage the listener. Sung by Papon, this is a unique track where the complete focus is on the vocals and not the music. ‘Jiyein kyun’ is perhaps the best song of the film. Then there is a ‘remix’ and a ‘female’ version of the same song. Mohit has pumped freshness into the song with his scintillating vocals. The second version of Te Amo is a reprised version sung beautifully by Mohit Chauhan. Sung nicely by Ash King and Sunidhi Chauhan, Te Amo adds a soft touch to the album. ‘Te amo’ is the next track which describes a woman’s personality. Anushka Manchanda and has sang this remix in a contemporary style with some new lyrics peppered in, along with rap end electronic sounds. Let’s hope he uses his music ability to come up with something original because otherwise, all his efforts will always be a waste. Nothing original here and Pritam is well known for being ‘inspired’ from cult music. The record begins with the title track ‘Mit jaaye gham’, a remixed version of the cult song ‘ Dum maro dum’ from the film ‘Hare Rama Hare Krishna’ (1971). The Original – Zeenat Aman’s classy Dum Maro Dum (1971) The Remix – Deepika Padukone’s item number – Mit Jaaye Gham (2011) Dum Maro Dum Music Review Add to this the fact that ‘Mit Jaaye Gham’ is also a remix of the original song (video below), and one quickly realizes that nothing new has been done. The weird part is that ‘Te Amo’ has 4 versions – Reprise, Remix, Duet and Female! That’s the height of rehashing and remixing music. Listen to the album for a couple of times and you might find the album a little melodious and perhaps even catchy. ‘Dum Maro Dum’ has been composed by Pritam Chakraborty and he has composed both fast and slow songs. The music of Dum Maro Dum is currently playing through across the country so we thought of quickly reviewing the music album.
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