Robo 2.0 Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

Rating:

(3.25/5)
Director:

S. Shankar
Cast:

Rajinikanth, Akshay Kumar, Amy Jackson
Banner:

Lyca Productions, Dharma Productions, AA Films
Producer:

A. Subaskaran, Raju Mahalingam
Music:

A. R. Rahman
Release Dt :

Nov, 29 2018

Story

2.0 is the story of Vaseekaran (Rajinikanth), a scientist who designed Chitti (Robo). He trains robotic students and turns a helping hand for the government when needed. In a shocking move, all the mobile phones start flying and the people will left in panic. Vaseegaran starts a research about the incident and confirms that it is Chitti who can handle the incident. The rest of 2.0 is all about Pakshi Raja (Akshay Kumar) and the real story behind him. Watch 2.0 to know about the complete story.

Analysis

Robo 2.0 Movie Review, Rating, Story, Cast and Crew

2.0 opens with a bang and the first half looks completely convincing and is a treat. Though the film continues on a serious note, the first half has been passable and the audience will wait with interest. The interval episodes have been outstanding and the first half ends up on a happy note. The visual effects have been lavish and Shankar once again elevates the scale of Indian cinema with 2.0.

The second half of 2.0 has been slow paced and the flashback episodes look convincing. Akshay Kumar's role and struggle as Pakshi Raja has been extremely emotional. The grand VFX work will be remembered and the climax episodes have been grand enough. Rajinikanth and Akshay Kumar have been perfect and outstanding in their assignments. The second half of 2.0 has been lavish, grand and is packed with huge dose of VFX effects. The stadium fight will stand out.

Performance

Rajinikanth as usual stuns in his assignment as Vaseekaran and Chitti. He performed with ease and is a treat to watch. Akshay Kumar is the major highlight of the film and his performance will leave the audience speechless. He surprised with his transformation and has been emotional. Amy Jackson is a treat to watch on screen and she has a decent role assigned. All the other actors have been assigned.

The story of 2.0 looks sleak and has nothing exciting. The film bets big on VFX work and they elevated the film. The screenplay and dialogues have been good. The cinematography work stands out and the background score is a treat. The editing work has been good and the production values look lavish. Shankar once again proves that he is master storyteller with 2.0.