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The directors of multistarrer ‘Race’ boast of a racy bollywood past with slick line thrillers like Khiladi, Baazigar, Ajnabee, Humraaz and more. Though their last release Naqaab was a sloppy piece at the box office, they are back with topline action and content in ‘Race’.
Though the movie critics were hesitant to give ‘Race’ bollywood a clean chit in the beginning, Abbas-Mustan’s previous films clearly indicate that the director duo have never really disappointed their audience.
Race offers a palette of variety with a circuitous storyline, urban bollywood brand of music, breathtaking stunts and glam dolls on the track. The movie is worth every penny of yours, though the old movie hunters may say otherwise. bollywood
Now, coming to the storyline which if disclosed will act as a bollywood complete spoiler for the readers. Thereby, I will race through bollywood the plot , giving you an outlook of bollywood what is instore for you.

Race is a Bollywood movie about two brothers who own a Horse Racing business. The brothers Ranvir Singh (Saif Ali Khan) and Rajeev Singh (Akshaye Khanna) life is always on the edge.
Movie Review: Race should have a good opening and follow on. It is the only new release this week. Race pack a lot of good things like big star cast, nice locales, fast cars and great visuals effects backed by a good script and good direction. The director pair of Abbas-Mustan have delivered a great thriller. Ravi Yadav has done well with the cinematography in locaales like Durban, Dubai and India. Akshaye Khanna has given a great performance in a difficult character. Race will be great entertainer movie till the end and the surprise you with the ending. Just hold onto to your seats all the way thru.
Movie Songs: Race Saanson Ki By Sunidhi Chauhan Pehli Nazar Mein By Atif Mujh Pe To Jadoo By Apache Indian, Sunidhi Chauhan, Taz Race Is On My Mind By Sunidhi ChauhanDekho Nashe Mein By Sunidhi Chauhan, K.K, ShaanZara Zara Touch Me By Monali ThakurDekho Nashe Mein (Latin Fiesta Mix) By Sunidhi Chauhan, K.K, ShaanZara Zara Touch Me (Asian Rnb Mix) By Monali Thakur
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RACE Review Kya bolti hai janta!!!!

Producer Kumar Taurani & Ramesh Taurani is presenting a new action thriller of Producer Abbas-Mastan in January, 2008. The king of thriller movies Abbas-Mastan’s new adventure is Race which is shoot in diffrent locations of Cape Town, Durban (South Africa) and Mumbai. It has stars like Anil Kapoor, Akshay Khanna, Saif Ali Khan, Bipasha Basu, Sameera Reddy and Katrina Kaif. Bipasha Basu and Katrina Kaif worked together in the film Humko Deewana Kar Gaye. Actress Sameera Reddy is opposite to Anil Kapoor, before her Mallika Sherawat was supposed to do the role in the movie but she dropped out from the film and Sameera signed.Earlier Actor Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Khanna worked together in Dil Chahta Hai. In the film Akshay Khanna and Saif Ali have in the role of half brother and Katrina Kaif is a personal secretary of Akshay Khanna who loves him. But both brothers love an approaching model Bipasha Basu in Cape Town. Anil kapoor is in the role of detective. Finally a murder mystery arises and strange incidents take a place in the film like Abbas-Mastan other movies. Now we have to see what will be the different treatment. About Race actress Bipasha Basu says that it is her first comedy movie even it’s an action thriller movie and she waiting for its release. Pritam Chakraborty is the music director or the film.

Rather than ‘who-dun-it’, Abbas-Mustan mysteries are in the genre of ‘why-done-it’. The culprit is open to the audience since the outset, but his intentions aren’t unveiled. Race too trails a mandatory murder case fulfilling the standard Abbas-Mustan thriller template. Alas the director duo tries to be smart but not intelligent. The needless narration at the very onset talks of the weak and conventional characterizations that don’t talk of themselves but need a speaker for specifications. Post the prologue, the film follows the Abbas-Mustan formula of obligatory introductions, regular romance and transition tracks for the first 20 minutes. Their thrillers don’t come with the ‘Do not miss the beginning’ tags. In fact one wishes to skip the stale start! The race is between two step-brothers and the plot is still devised on the undying life-insurance money maneuver. One brother’s murder is other brother’s moolah. And each one is set to outdo the other. But in this race, the makers attempt to overtake your sensibilities. Check this out - in knocking off the elder brother (Saif), the younger (Akshaye) goes out of his way to manipulate a marriage with a con-girl (Bipasha), just so that he could use his spouse to push big brother off a high-rise. Seems like Abbas-Mustan haven’t upgraded themselves ever since Baazigar days where SRK indulged in a similar act. And you don’t have to be an Ekta Kapoor soap consumer to estimate that if one of the main leads is eliminated by the interval, he will come back from the dead in the climax. Subsequently the film resorts to the trademark tricks to induce thrills. But for someone fed (or fed up) on a staple diet of Abbas-Mustan suspense dramas, it isn’t much difficult to predict at what instance will the director-duo double cross. The perceptive viewer races ahead of the director’s shock-treatment tactics and isn’t duped. After all, the scheme of one-upmanship between two male rivals has been already exploited by the directors to the point of diminishing returns in Ajnabee, Humraaz and Naqaab. There’s also a Karamchand kinda investigating officer (Anil Kapoor) who substitutes the detective’s carrot by chomping fruitlessly to glory. This Karamchand also has Kitty (Sameera Reddy) for company who isn’t just silly and naïve but also stupid and irritating. En route their investigation, the officer also flirts with his simpleton secretary on Cape Town beaches as the film takes a preposterous excuse to exhibit bikinis. Also the makers should understand that while shoving songs in the screenplay to induce some lighter moments, there has to be some tense instances in the thriller at the first place. Alas this one doesn’t take you to the edge-of-the-seat in anticipation but only makes you fall-off-the-chair with easy assumptions. Furthermore the directors take the title of the film a bit too seriously, adding a literal car chase in the climax which suffices for the formulaic action ending. Technically, the action is outdated and camerawork inconsistent. However, the director-duo is smart enough to commercially camouflage the loopholes in the plot with a racy and rapacious end. The performances are more cool than competent. Saif exudes a calm composure but this stubbly look is too ‘on-the-face’. Akshaye’s restricted to his traditional tweaking facial expressions. Bipasha Basu and Katrina Kaif are eye-candy. Anil Kapoor is over-the-top. Sameera Reddy is avidly avoidable. How one wishes director brothers Abbas Mustan had shown more innovation and integrity in their attempts at dividing the step-brothers. Race is reasonable enough to win a ‘not bad’ stamp. But isn’t imaginative enough to gain a ‘good’ tag.