This Race 3 Full Movie Review will discuss the movie’s cast, including Salman Khan, Remo D’souza, Reema Kagti, and Sanjana Shah. Although the movie is entertaining, it falls short of becoming a satisfying whole. But it does have its moments. Let’s take a look at these actors to understand why they’re not the perfect choice for the role. Ultimately, we’ll see how their talents will translate into better movies.
Salman Khan
In a nutshell, Race 3 is a forgettable, mindless film. Salman Khan’s Dabangg series has always been a sleazy disaster, but Race 3 is no exception. Although it stars Dabangg star Salman Khan, it is below average, and its one liners are worthless. Whether it is Salman Khan’s acting or the poor storyline, Race 3 is a flop.
The film isn’t without its faults, though. Jacqueline Fernandez struggles terribly to act, while Bobby Deol is just okay. Anil Kapoor is decent, but his choppy editing and uninspiring characters leave a lot to be desired. However, the two supporting casts are largely forgettable. The supporting cast includes Rhea Kapoor and Akshay Tyagi.
While Salman Khan is the star of Race 3, his role lacks depth. Though Anil Kapoor plays the father figure for the Singh family, he doesn’t do much to support the main character. Daisy Shah, Jacqueline Fernandez, and Saqib Saleem also make an appearance. Despite all the hype surrounding Race 3, the movie is still a flop, so you won’t be surprised to see it fail to make it to the big time.
Sanjana Shah
In the upcoming race-related action thriller, Salman Khan and Daisy Shah will be seen playing father and son in a ruthless competition to win a car. While the story line and stunts are high-octane, the plot of Race 3 is surprisingly depressing and lacks the renegade characters and the sex appeal of cars and women. As a result, the movie will leave you wanting more.
Shamsher Singh, played by Anil Kapoor, is a dubious billionaire with twin children who resent their father’s attention. His twin sons, Yash and Sikander, are employed by Shamsher and plot against him. Their bodyguard Yash is also a traitor and loves skydiving. But all the plotting have a bleak ending.
Remo D’souza
While Remo D’Souza’s previous work included dance films and sports dramas, he has yet to hit his stride with a mainstream feature film. His debut film FALTU (2011) marked his directorial debut and radically changed the world of choreography in Indian cinema. While his previous projects have received a decent box office response, Race 3 may be his biggest success. Here is my Remo D’Souza Race 3 Full Movie Review.
The first two movies in the Race franchise followed the formula of the previous films: a motorcycle-riding anti-hero being chased by legions of local soldiers in Cambodia. The movie follows the protagonist as he races to rescue a girl who is being held hostage by the local military. However, the film’s premise is a tired one. While it’s an exciting action-thriller, the film’s premise is clichéd. In the race to rescue his girl, he accidentally crashes his car into a police officer. The result? The movie fails to deliver on its promises.
Reema Kagti
Reema Kagti is back on the big screen with Race 3, the third installment of the hit series. She plays a girl who falls in love with a wealthy man. The two bond over their love of racing, and the movie is an interesting mix of drama and romance. But what makes the film so special is Reema Kagti’s superb performance as the title character.
As the lead character, Akshay Kumar gives us a patriotic film with immense patriotism. Reema Kagti is the director of this film, which is a triumph of the country and its people. Mouni Roy and Kunal Kapoor are also present in the cast. The film is inspired by the true story of the first gold medal won by an independent India in the 1948 Olympics.
