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Original release / air date: 26 October 2011
Runtime: 156 minutes
Country / region: India; United States
Original language: Hindi
Production company / studio: Red Chillies Entertainment; Eros Worldwide; Prana Studios
Distributor / platform: Eros International
Artificial character(s): G.One, Ra.One
ASFR type: Built

Overview

A self-learning game villain escapes into the real world, forcing the developers to manifest its heroic counterpart G.One as a physical synthetic protector.

ASFR Content

Ra.One becomes self-aware, writes abilities into itself and transfers from software into a physical body. G.One is then brought into reality in Shekhar's image. Both artificial people can be damaged, depleted and destroyed; G.One ultimately disintegrates after absorbing Ra.One's remains, but is later restored from his surviving H.A.R.T.

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ASFR Scenes

Scene 1
Key ASFR scene

Ra.One rewrites itself beyond its original programming

The game antagonist becomes self-aware and begins adding abilities that its developers did not program.

Character(s): Ra.One
Features:
Scene 3
Key ASFR scene

G.One is manifested in Shekhar's likeness

Prateek and Jenny use the same technology to create a physical version of the heroic game character.

Character(s): G.One
Scene 4
Key ASFR scene

G.One operates with little remaining power

During the final level the artificial hero is nearly depleted while continuing to fight Ra.One.

Character(s): G.One
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Scene 5
Key ASFR scene

G.One disintegrates after destroying Ra.One

After absorbing the villain's fragments to prevent regeneration, G.One disappears back into the digital realm.

Character(s): G.One, Ra.One
Scene 6
Key ASFR scene

G.One is restored from his H.A.R.T.

Months later Prateek repairs the surviving component and manifests G.One again in the real world.

Character(s): G.One

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