Dum Maaro Dum lacks Dum

DMD has all sellable ingredients for a full-house flick. It has Goa as the set, drug as the theme, good stars as actors, an item number as a catch and a title that sprigs from a four-decade old iconic song. To help the super mix, the first half matures impressively making a stronger base for the second half. But sadly enough, the more it forwards, more it becomes dull. When the film ends, you may feel it could have been a way better make.

Source: TCG