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Rajinikanth's 2.0 review: The most expensive movie made in India

If man versus machine was the core theme of Enthiran, 2.0 is more machine versus machine

2.0,  Rajinikanth
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Ritwik Sharma
A  Rajini film is akin to a celestial event — a rare sighting on screen of a star. One who is an enigma in real life and whose recent drift towards politics has lacked the sure-footed assurance of his box-office successes. How often the theatre echoes with whistles of approval is a reliable measure of how well a new release is received.

His latest, 2.0, does not offer many such moments, hindered as they are by a rigmarole of curious rationales in the plot as they set up a clash between an invincible robot and villainous bird composed of cellphones.

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