One man saw it coming!

             Chitti is 1 day old. He weighs close to 150 pounds. He is less than 6 foot tall. He has black hair and a brown skin. Can walk, run, fight, dance, speak, cook and clean. Processor speed is 1 Terra Hertz and memory capacity is 1 zeta byte. His love is real. But he is not.

             First day, last show is what I could manage for Endhiran. But still, it was worth the wait. I have never seen an Indian movie with such a powerful package. Right from the word go, Endhiran starts with superstar Rajnikanth and ends with him as well. The anticipations were above the roof into the sky and Shankar comes with a presentation that has surpassed all these. A new benchmark has been created and one could really see the amount of hard work and effort put across the entire movie. The thought process of the entire script was crisp and the movie stuck by its theme from the first frame to the last. The movie begins with a brisk pace and accelerates with top momentum in the second half.
              It is indeed a roller coaster ride and in fact the longest roller coaster ride one can really imagine. This film is an experience in itself and I strongly feel that this movie does not lack logic at all. Certain reviews in the media have claimed that one should leave his/her mind outside the movie hall to watch a Rajnikanth movie. Well, I think otherwise. When a script such as Inception or Avatar or Terminator is accepted widely and acclaimed, it is high time that one sits back to understand that Endhiran is logically worthwhile and on par.
              A powerful dose of complete entertainment is all you have at the end of the day. Movies with robots are nothing new, but this stuff is completely original and a visual treat. Background score synchronizes perfectly and the songs have been shot at exotic locales. I personally feel that not only the cast in front of the screen have been chosen perfectly but the cast behind the screen have also given the right mix for Shankar to create this presentation.
              The story is crisp – Rajnikanth creates a robot, injects emotional and hormonal patterns. Man v/s Machine – Power, Greed, Romance, Dance, Action, Special Effects is all one can say to sum it up. The Man v/s Machine sequences have a lot of twists and turn and make you sit up and take notice.
To sum it all up, here is a movie where Rajnikanth is the single largest driver and carries it completely on his shoulders from the beginning to the end. Shankar’s framework and Rahman’s score add to this magnum opus. The sets erected and the action packages have been captured beautifully. You are taken to a journey where a single robot dreams and desires new things.  

This war between man and machine is not going to end and will last forever!