Khalid and Kehailan are two team leaders who are passionate about car racing and challenges. They enter into a crazy competition to win the challenge involving a lot of surprises, which unexpectedly change both their lives. Khalid enjoys the adrenaline of street car racing and his team 'Crash' support him by providing modified sports cars for racing and car shows. After a string of defeats with Kailan, team leader of 'Hajwala', Khalid decides to make his own car with a never before used engine, under his wing. Trouble is, to get the engine, team 'Crash' are forced to risk illegal activities which bring attention to local authorities. Will Khalid win the final race or not? What are the consequences of Khalid's actions on him and his lovely family because of his deadly obsessions? I thought I was watching a soap opera. Very much discredit to the car owners. Definitely Paid not self made . No respect for these clowns I think I found this movie somewhere in a remote and dusty corner of the Netflix vault, and opted to give it a chance, solely because I hadn't seen any movies from the United Arab Emirates.<br/><br/>Right, well I managed to endure about 25 minutes of this movie before I gave up out of sheer boredom. Yep, it was exactly that boring.<br/><br/>The characters in the movie were indistinguishable from one another, and I don't even recall who was who. Every character was essentially one and the same because they had no distinctive personalities or traits.<br/><br/>The storyline and plot was almost non-existing, and it wasn't much fun watching some middle eastern people just trying to make their vehicles drift along a small section of road.<br/><br/>Honestly, there just simply was no point to this movie.<br/><br/>I have no interest in returning to finishing watching "Hajwala", not even if I was paid to do so. This is definitely one of the most boring movies that I have stumbled upon in a long time.
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