First Impressions Of Rajinikanth's Robot 2.0

 

Hey guys so I have seen Robot 2.0 first things for us it's a Rajinikanth film so for a lot of people out there that's enough but fot the rest your small Shanker and his team they took all the time they spent a lot of money but clearly they worked with some of the best special effects team in the world and that's the reason 2.0 is a visual treat the film starts with mobile phones vanishing and those seams are really entertaining with a lot of humor so what has happened because of mobile radiations birds have vanished from the city and Pakshi Rajan that's Akshay Kumar loves birds he's gone all out to tell the whole world the side effects of using mobile phones that cause radiation and that's the reason birds are vanished he tries to fight this out the right way go to the court but doesn't succeed so he commits suicide now he has become the Birdman which you see in the trailer now he will fight this out take revenge from each and everyone using a mobile phone seems unfair but come on he has the birds point of view scientists was eagar and played by Rajinikanth along

with his robotic assistant la played by Amy Jackson 

 

and Chitti again, Rajinikanth on will battle it out with some solid scenes with this Birdman now here's the best part the special effects and you see the best it seems like the destruction scenes in buildings across a streets football field or just in the middle of the city.

Rajnikanth on obviously is in full form Amy Jackson is very impressive as this robot and take a look at Akshay Kumar his presence just is enough that as solid entertainment Shanker's masterstroke is this that he gives such an important message in this high-octane film what are we are doing to the environment and nature by just using mobile phones non-stop when we don't even need them that much is around 2 hours and 26 minutes, of course, it could have been shorter should have been shorter but Shanker for his intentions efforts and hard work deserves all the praise should you watch it, of course, you should watch it.

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