RA.ONE

Shekhar, a video game designer, has one more chance to come up with something revolutionary. His son Prateek, a pre-teen rebel, is fascinated by super villains, so Shekhar follows his son’s advice and creates a game with mighty villain RA.One. During a test run, Prateek beats RA.One, who, unable to accept defeat, enters the world of reality looking for revenge and kills Shekhar. Only G. One, conceived in the image of Shekhar, can save Prateek and his mother.

RA.One cost $25 million dollars and is the most expensive Bollywood film ever made. Its mix of actions scenes, special effects and Bollywood dancing in a sci-fi scenario puts the film in a class by itself.

Indian director Anubhav Sinha, a trained engineer, directed for TV before his first feature film Tum Bin in 2001. Among his biggest hits are Dus in 2005, Tathastu in 2006 and Cash in 2007.