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Title: Ta Ra Rum Pum (2007)
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| Saif Ali Khan | ... | Rajveer 'RV' Singh | |
| Rani Mukerji | ... | Radhika Shekar Rai Banerjee (Shona) | |
| Javed Jaffrey | ... | Hariprasad Dhirubhai 'Harry' Patel | |
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Ali Haji | ... | Ranveer Singh (Champ) (as Ali Murtuza Haji) |
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Angelina Idnani | ... | Priya Singh (Princess) |
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Mayank Amin | ... | Dancer - Nachle Ve |
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| Vic Aviles | ... | Yellow Team Manager | |
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Noël Baker | ... | Race Queen / Miss Charlotte |
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Nikki Baksh | ... | Dancer |
| Victor Banerjee | ... | Subho Shekhar Rai Banerjee | |
| Dolly Bindra | ... | Mrs. Panoya | |
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Vance Branton | ... | Pit Crew Chief |
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Christopher Combs | ... | Orange Pit Crew Member |
| Bharat Dabholkar | ... | Billy Bhatia | |
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Meraby Ellis | ... | Landlord |
When RV (Saif Ali Khan) is spotted by Harry (Jaaved Jaafery) the Manager of a failing Racing car team Speeding Saddles, everything changes for RV and the team - They shoot to the top. - the dream is complete when he meets Radhika (Rani Mukerji) and the 2 tie the knot - the world is at their feet. But when he meets with an accident, his world is turned upside down, he not only loses the edge on the track but everything he had once gained, the accolades, the fans, the money, the house the friends and the glory. It is now that his young family must help him fight his demons and get him back in the driving seat. The family struggles to survive a life that they are not used to - from a big house in a plush locality to the a run down apartment in the Bronx is not what RV wanted for his family - RV is on the road back but can he reclaim the glory for his family? Written by Official Source
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it has nothing new to offer as it's utterly predictable. It's got those usual songs and dances, crying and laughing, outdoor locations etc. Siddharth Anand's second directorial effort shows improvement over his first (the first one being a ripoff of so many films and sitcoms). One thing I cannot understand is why he (or Yashraj films) chose to shoot the film in America? This could have easily been made in India, giving us more of an insight of the beautiful country. Don't we see New York in Hollywood movies and American sitcoms? Yashraj seems to be embarrassed to show India these days. Are they trying to suggest that India does not have locations worth showing in their films? I really liked Saif and Rani's chemistry in 'Hum Tum' which is why I gave this one a go. I wasn't disappointed where the two actors were concerned. Saif sort of repeats his 'Salaam Namaste' & 'Hum Tum' persona but does a decent job. One may wonder if he's trying to be Salman. Why does he have to take his shirt off in every film? Rani is brilliant and looks supersexy in her new look. Javed Jaffrey finally gets a decent part in a long time. Angelina Idnani is good in her scenes but she shouldn't have done the narration. Ali Haji just tries to be cute. Victor Banerjee has about three small scenes. Yet, he makes his presence felt.
The technological aspect stands out. Sound effects, visuals and cinematography are almost top notch. Background score is intrusive at times. Songs are forgettable but fit nicely with the screenplay.
I watched 'Ta Ra Rum Pum' with little expectation. In any case I wasn't expecting a realistic flick. Hence I enjoyed most parts of it. I wouldn't say it's anywhere near the best films of 2007 but still watchable. It does have its share of excessive melodrama (as almost all recent Yashraj films do) and deja-vu coincidences or accidents. In one sentence, this is more of a family movie, something you wouldn't mind watching with kids around.