宝莱坞机器人之恋

title: 选角.
content: In January 2008, Rajinikanth accepted the lead role in the film for a salary of 450 million (Indian rupees). Shankar rewrote the original script to suit Rajinikanth's acting style. In an interview with the Tamil channel Sun TV, held shortly after the film's release in October 2010, Rajinikanth revealed that Shankar, following the release of his "Indian" in 1996, had approached and pitched three storylines for him to consider for his next venture. Rajinikanth was impressed with two of the scripts and agreed to star in the films, which became "Sivaji" and 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》. The third script narrated by Shankar focused on an aspiring bodybuilder; it eventually became "I" (2015).  Director and film critic Sudhish Kamath called 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 "a superhero film, a sci-fi adventure, a triangular love story with a hint of the Ramayana", while remarking that 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 similarities to "The Terminator" (1984) were "more than obvious. Not just visually—where we see the Superstar with one human eye and one scarred metallic eye but also intentionally spelt out when the bad robot announces that he has created Terminators." Kamath compared two of the film's robots to C-3PO and R2-D2, droids from the "Star Wars" film series, which was referenced in 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 when Vaseegaran refers to one of his creations as "R2".
title: 发行.
content: 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 was released on 1 October 2010 in three languages—in Tamil as 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》, in Hindi as "Robot" and in Telugu as "Robo". The original version was in Tamil, while the Hindi and Telugu versions were dubbed. The film was released in 2,250 theatres worldwide, including 500 theatres in Tamil Nadu, 350 theatres in Andhra Pradesh, 128 theatres in Kerala, 23 theatres in Karnataka, and 750 theatres in North India. With an estimated budget of 1.321.62 billion, 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 was India's most expensive film up to that point, surpassing the Hindi film "Blue" (2009), which was filmed on a budget of 750 million.  《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 became the first Tamil film to be released at the Colosseum kino, a Norwegian theatre complex in Oslo, and it was screened at the 21st Bath Film Festival, held in the United Kingdom in 2011. Additionally, a version of the film, edited to a running length of two hours, was released in Japan in May 2012, and later screened at the 24th Tokyo International Film Festival, where it won a special award under the section "Winds of Asia–Middle East". By public demand, the original, unedited version was later released in that country.
title: 票房.
content: The daily newspaper "Business Line" reported that 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 grossed 580 million from all versions in the opening weekend, and "The Economic Times" stated it netted 1.17 billion by the end of its opening week. According to a February 2015 report by "Hindustan Times", the film has grossed ₹2.56 billion worldwide in its lifetime. Indo-Asian News Service stated in July 2015 that the film grossed ₹2.90 billion from both its original and dubbed versions. 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 became the top-earning Indian film of 2010 ahead of "My Name Is Khan" and "Dabangg" and became the highest-grossing Tamil film of all time at that point.
title: 印度.
content: 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 received positive reviews from critics in India, with praise particularly directed at Rathnavelu's cinematography, Cyril's art direction, Srinivas Mohan's visual effects and Rajinikanth's performance as Chitti. Aniruddha Guha of "Daily News and Analysis" gave the film a rating of four out of five stars and believed it had the "best special effects ever seen in a Tamil film" and that it was "one of the most entertaining Tamil films—across all languages—ever made." Both Nikhat Kazmi of "The Times of India" and Kaveree Bamzai of "India Today" rated the film four out of five stars. Kazmi called it "the perfect getaway film". Bamzai praised Rajinikanth's acting in the film and said, "Rajni tells us why robot sapiens are superior to homo sapiens".  Following the film's screening at the Mumbai International Film Festival, American film director Oliver Stone praised 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》 originality. Conversely, Joe Leydon of "Variety" believed that Shankar "riffs on everything" from "Frankenstein" to "The Terminator", but suggested that the film was an "overwhelming mash-up of American-style, f/x-driven sci-fi spectacle and a Bollywood musical."

Summary: 《宝莱坞机器人之恋》(印度英语:"Enthiran")是2010年印度泰米尔语科幻动作片,由S·尚卡尔编剧、导演,是《宝莱坞机器人之恋系列电影》的首部作品。影片由拉吉尼坎塔、艾西瓦娅·雷、丹尼·邓宗帕、桑瑟兰姆和卡纳斯联袂出演,A·R·拉赫曼谱写宝莱坞机器人之恋 (专辑)。该影片的对白、摄影、剪辑,以及艺术指导则由Madhan Karky, R. Rathnavelu、Anthony,以及Sabu Cyril四人分别负责。

Enthiran: Enthiran () is a 2010 Indian Tamil-language science fiction action film written and directed by S. Shankar. It is the first instalment in the "Enthiran" franchise. The film stars Rajinikanth and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in lead roles; Danny Denzongpa, Santhanam and Karunas play supporting roles. The soundtrack album and background score were composed by A. R. Rahman while the dialogues, cinematography, editing and art direction were handled by Madhan Karky, R. Rathnavelu, Anthony and Sabu Cyril respectively.