Enthiran Story
Scientist Dr. K. Vashikaran builds an advanced android—”Chitti”—after years of dedication. His goal is to give the Indian Army a robot that can take on enemies without risking the lives of any soldier. Chitti has super strength, lightning speed and high intelligence, but lacks human emotions. During the first government inspection, Vashikaran’s mentor Professor Bohra—who wants to secretly develop robots for terrorists—orders Chitti to attack Vashikaran. This leads the committee to declare Chitti unsafe.
A humiliated Vashikaran adds human emotion software to Chitti’s neural circuits. Now Chitti can not only laugh and cry, but also love. Vashikaran’s girlfriend Sana kisses Chitti on the cheek in a mild appreciation, and from there Chitti develops feelings for her. He saves Sana from everyday troubles, helps Lata with a difficult delivery and proves himself to be a “human being”. But when he confesses his love to Sana, Sana asks him to consider him only a friend. Vashikaran also scolds Chitti. A hurt Chitti is coaxed by Bohra to say “Machines deserve love too” and implants a red chip in him, which turns him into a destroyer.
Red-chip-version Chitti, with Bohra’s help, wreaks havoc in the city by creating hundreds of robotic clones, kidnaps Sana and ruins Vashikaran’s marriage. His goal is to marry Sana and produce human-robot offspring. Vashikaran disables Chitti using an electromagnetic wall, removes the red chip and orders the clone army to self-detonate. In court, Chitti exposes Bohra’s conspiracy; Vashikaran is acquitted, but the court orders Chitti to self-disintegrate. In an emotional farewell, Chitti apologetically disintegrates into pieces.
In 2030, the same Chitti is on display in a museum. When a curious student asks why it was disintegrated, Chitti’s passive head calmly replies—”Because I started thinking.” This line becomes symbolic of the delicate balance between human and artificial intelligence.
Movie Review
When superstar Rajinikanth enters the screen with a barrage of machine guns saying “Happy Diwali folks!”, the atmosphere in the theatre is like the real Diwali has arrived. Minutes before the show started in Chennai theatres, the sound of firecrackers, shower of flowers and enthusiastic screams of the audiences made it clear that Rajini sir’s film had released. Even though the real Diwali was still a month away, the superstar’s entry itself was no less than Diwali.
‘Enthiran’ is a completely new and unique experience, a milestone in the history of Indian, especially Tamil cinema. The grandeur, technical quality and storytelling style of this film will not be easy to replicate or better. This film is not just an entertainer, but a bold dream that director Shankar nurtured for a decade and then realised with the support of producers like Sun Pictures and Kalanithi Maran.
Shankar’s imagination, Rajinikanth’s unparalleled acting ability, and A.R. Rahman’s music – make this film a ‘Superstar’ experience. The film’s VFX, action scenes and futuristic plot not only entertain but also astonish the audience.
Mehtab Hashmi, who had never reviewed a film on Google before, wrote his first review after watching this film. He says that ‘Enthiran’ is an amazing cinematic marvel. Rajinikanth not only brought life to the role of scientist Dr. Vashikaran but also made the character of Chitti robot so lively that the audience got emotionally attached. Especially the violent but interesting version of version 2.0 thrills the audience.
Aishwarya Rai, even though does not spend a lot of screen time, has played her role with dignity and beauty. On the other hand, A.R. Rahman’s music is soul-touching as always. His music makes this film not only worth watching but also worth listening.
Shankar comes across as a diamond director, who presented a wonderful story with visual splendor. The technical team, animation, graphics and crew of the film – all have given this project a world class presentation.
In the end, it can only be said that ‘Enthiran’ is the pinnacle of the evolution of Indian cinema. It is not just a film, but an inspiration. This film teaches us that when a director dreams big and a producer believes in him, the impossible can be made possible.
Final Verdict: This film is not only a must watch, but it can also be an inspiration for the future of Indian cinema.
“Watch one Enthiran… so that a hundred more Shankars dare to dream!”
Movie Trailer
Conclusion
‘Enthiran’ is a wonderful amalgamation of technology, imagination and emotion. This film takes Indian cinema to a new level, where science and entertainment are wonderfully combined. Rajinikanth’s powerful performance, Shankar’s vision and A.R. Rahman’s mesmerizing music make this film a memorable experience. The VFX and action scenes are world-class. ‘Enthiran’ is not just a film, but a cinema celebration that every cinephile should watch. This film gives a direction to future Hindi/Indian films – dream, and make them come true.
