The Robot Movie Preview
Genre: Action
Genre: Action
Director: S. Shankar
Producer: Kalanithi Maran
Distributor: Sun Pictures
Music Director: A. R. Rahman
Lyricist: Swanand Kirkire
Star Cast: Rajnikant, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Danny Denzongpa, Karunas, Santhanam, Kalabhavan Mani
Release Date: October 1, 2010
The most expensive movie of the millennium in Bollywood, Robot' has all the ingredients of creating hysteria amongst the movie buffs. Which is why, we strongly recommend the movie for both the fans and non-fans of Rajni saar. A total paisa vasool, the prodigious imagination of writer-director, Shankar rightly reflect as to why Rajni is almost worshipped in some parts of India. While there is no looking adrift from the sheer charisma of Rajni on screen, Aishwariya too sweeps you off your feet with her bold and powerful acting prowess. However, word of caution - please keep your logics and explanations outside the theatre. Remember, when you start looking for sense is when you would feel all disconcerted and bored! So, it's okay to feel frenzy and crazy with all the craziness around!
Talking about the premises of the movie, we have two Rajnis' (as if one was not enough) in the film. While there is a scientist Vaseegaran, who's researching and building a complex robotic machine, the other is robot Chitti (also Rajini) a unique character who has the traits of a spiderman, master-chef, and an ace-choreographer. We then have the bad daddy played by Danny, who is the senior of Vaseegaran. Aishwarya Rai plays Sana, a cute girl, who somehow or the other always manages to trap herself into a mess, only to get saved by the scientist and machine each time. Soon, the machine falls in love with Sana (weird you might feel, but don't you remember, it's a Rajni film after all). However, the love is not reciprocated, as Sana thinks of Chitti (the robot) as just a toy-friend and not a boyfriend. All hell break loose when Chitti realizes this and we have a perfect over-the-top dramatic tale in store!
Outrageous situations, bloody vengeance, loud humorcouple this with some really super sci-fi quality special effects and you have a scintillating action thriller at hand. Most of the moolahs in the movie were spent on the special effects, and it wouldn't be wrong to say that they have paid back in style. Rajnikant has mutated spiderman, batman, superman and the rest of the superhero relics with panache. However, Robot with its sci-fi body has a heart-wrenching soul too. It perfectly portrays the man-machine war, through its interesting twists and turns. The film gets pacy in the second half and almost unstoppable in the finale. Visual extravagance is at par in the last couple of minutes, wherein there is a thin line between illusion and reality.
Writer-director S. Shankar needs to be given a hats off for coming with a movie like this. Not at any point of time in the film, does the megastar image of Rajni overpower the excellence of the film. In fact, it wouldn't be wrong to say that the visual glory that the film creates impresses audience more than the charisma of Rajni. Yuen Woo Ping also deserves a round of applause for coming up with high-adrenaline rush stunts. Adding spice to the perfect picture is AR Rahman's foot-tapping music and Prabhu Deva's magnificent thumka's.As far as the performance is concerned, we have nothing other than the word "flawless". To cut matters short, Robot', despite its overdose, would be Rajni's magnum opus in this career! It is definitely the pungent masala film that Bollywood needed as this point of time. Just watch it guys you'll keep wanting for more!! Mind it!!
The Robot Movie Preview
By: Meraj Khan
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