The directors of multistarrer 'Race' boast of a racy 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' 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 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.

Recently, Abbas-Mustan have given us terrible films (Naqaab, 36 China Town) but we remember them for their classics (Baazigar, Khiladi, Ajnabee). Thankfully, Race lives up to their positive movies and this is probably one of their best films ever. Probably.

The film starts with a bang and finishes with one too. The songs are very catchy, the girls look fantastic and Saif is cool too. However, it is Akshaye Khanna who does the best job and the cameo by Johnny Lever is excellent.

Anil Kapoor and Sameera Reddy are a little OTT but with the story going in so many unforseen directions, you will be glued to your seat.

Race certainly has many twists which keep you going right to the end. A brilliant film with some great acting. Anil Kapoor can get a little tedious with his dialogues but its worth 3 hrs of your time.