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A poor New York resident, who is of Indian origin, dreams of becoming a fast car race driver. He endeavors, and his efforts are rewarded when he selected by a little-known group called 'RACING SADDLES'. He joins them and soon becomes their ace race driver. This man, whose name is Rajveer, then meets with a rich American woman, also of Indian origin, whose name is Radhika. Both fall in love with each other. They cannot get married, because Radhika's family hates Rajveer mainly because he is very poor. But Radhika is very stubborn, so she marries him. She loses all her rights to her family's wealth. They get married and become parents of two children. They also become very rich. Then Rajveer has an accident which changes their lives forever. They get into debt and stand to lose everything. Will Radhika be forced to return back to her family? Written by
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Taglines:
Don't Worry Be Happy
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Release Date:
27 April 2007 (India)
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Also Known As:
Papa gibt Gas - Eine Familie ist nicht zu stoppen
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Box Office
Budget:
$800,000
(estimated)
Opening Weekend:
£231,835
(UK)
(27 April 2007)
Gross:
$872,643
(USA)
(25 May 2007)
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Trivia
DoP Cameo: [Binod Pradhan] one of the 3 wise men (the one sitting in the wheelchair) outside the house in Jackson Heights.
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Goofs
The license plate number of the cabs driven or when he is riding in a cab keeps constantly changing from shot to shot. Also, when he takes a first look at the cab in the garage it is a different model, but he is seen driving a different model in the next scene.
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Connections
Referenced in
Roadside Romeo (2008)
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Soundtracks
"Tara Rum Pum"
Written by
Javed Akhtar
Composed by
Vishal Dadlani and
Shekhar Ravjiani
Performed by
Shaan,
Mahalakshmi Iyer,
Sneha Suresh and
Shravan Suresh
Courtesy of Yash Raj Music
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Saif Ali Khan and Rani Mukherjee had a magnificent chemistry in Hum Tum. This one is just an unsuccessful attempt to repeat the magic of their previous collaboration. But this film is awfully uninspiring and the story of a family who goes bankrupt is annoyingly repetitive. Here the light romance turns into a cheesy melodrama and the director seems to be confused enough to not know what to do. There are of course touching moments, and the songs are good, but the portrayal of a family in times of trouble is terribly handled and is full of regular age-old clichés. Saif and Rani do their best but can't save the flawed script. The dialogues are cheap and overly emotional, and the reality nonsense is pathetic. All in all Siddharth Anand did not recreate Salaam Namaste, and Saif-Rani did not recreate Hum Tum.