The grand premiere of Bollywoods latest mystery thriller Race was held in Mumbai last evening.
Mumbai, Mar 21 : The grand premiere of Bollywood's latest mystery thriller 'Race' was held in Mumbai last evening.
The director duo Abbas-Mustan's film stars Bollywood actors Saif Ali Khan,kshaye Khanna, Bipasha Basu, Katrina Kaif, Anil Kapoor and Sameera Reddy in the lead roles.
Abbas-Mustan who are a veteran in Indian film industry and have films likeaadshah, Soldier, Daraar, Baazigar, Khiladi and Agnikaal to name a few to their credit.
Kumar S Taurani and Ramesh S Taurani have produced the film 'Race' while theusic of the film is composed by Pritam Chakraborty.
The story of the film revolves around two people Ranvir played by Saif and Rajiv played by Akshaye who are half brothers and own a huge stud farm in Durban, South Africa.
They breed horses on their huge ranch house and are also the biggest bookies in the horse racing circuit.
The story moves at a breakneck speed and is full of unexpected twists and turns making the climax of the movie impossible to predict.
A back drop of horse racing, the beautiful locales of Durban and edge of the seat excitement are the crux of the film.
The lead actress of the film Katrina Kaiff enjoyed a entire shooting and said, " I am more curious to see the audience reaction. Its totally entertaining film. It's got all the elements in it, but its slightly more edgy."
Bollywood actress Sameera Reddy the other leading lady in the film was however confident that the film will get a good opening at the box office.
"I am really excited about the film. The film's music has done so well. I hope the people will like the film and will get their money's worth ," said Sameera.
Echoing the similar sentiments was actor Anil Kapoor who said that it is a people's film and they should watch it.
"Lets see, how the audience react to it. Basically, this film is for the people. I think they are going to enjoy this film," said Anil.
With the music of the film already rising on the popularity charts, the producers of film may hope to make an impact at the box office.
ANI