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There aren't many stars and films these days that are capable of creating hysteria amongst the masses. Rajnikanth's Robot is one such film.

The thought of robots having emotions is intriguing. What if they are able to love, hate, be happy or sad just like humans? Will that be a boon or a bane? This is what director Shankar has tried to portray in ROBOT.

ROBOT is full of awesome action sequences, drama, and romance, but more importantly, it has a good story to tell. Surely your money's worth.

The best part about ROBOT is that director Shankar doesn't try to overshadow the film's plot with Rajnikanth's superstar status. Yes, there are copious unbelievable action scenes that Rajnikanth is synonymous for. However, the film is much more than that.

After 10 years of hard work and perseverance, Dr. Vaseegaran (Rajnikanth) creates an andro-humanoid robot named Chitti (Rajnikanth). Sana (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) is Dr. Vaseegaran's girlfriend for whom Dr. Vaseegaran doesn't have much time. Chitti is flawless as a machine but things take a horrid turn when Dr. Vaseegaran instils human emotions into him. He falls for Sana and is hell-bent to marry her. But Sana considers him to be a 'toy friend' rather than a boy friend. This calls for doom.