G.One: The Amazing Android

G.One: The Amazing Android is a Bollywood science fiction movie which serves as the sequel to Ra.One (Remastered Edition). The film depicts the adventures of the heroic android G.One. The sequel was greenlit after the positive reception to its predecessor, with the plan being to give the spotlight to G.One and expand upon the world established in the first film. 
== Plot ==
Five years after the events of the first film, Prateek Subhramaniam with Jenny Nayar's help has succeeded in reviving the android G.One, built in the likeness of Prateek's late father Shekhar. The breakthrough is made possible thanks to Jenny's new position as senior roboticist at tech giant AtlasCorp Industries under its CEO Maxwell Drake, who enabled the company to prosper in the years since the fall of Barron Industries. Jenny has moved on with her life after coming to terms with her trauma and grief due to the events that transpired five years ago. Prateek, now a college sophomore studying robotics, has his education backed by Jenny, who inspires him to strive for excellence and make his late parents Shekhar and Sonia proud. He has taken up a part-time job at AtlasCorp as a software tester, while he tinkers with code and hardware in his secret personal laboratory inside the Subhramaniam residence. Drake hopes Jenny will take his place as CEO of AtlasCorp one day. 
Upon his restoration, Prateek discovers that G.One is not operating at full capacity due to his systems sustaining major damage from his final battle against his archenemy, the evil android Ra.One. G.One is glitching and occasionally unable to recollect what happened five years ago, until Prateek reminds him. Due to this, Prateek becomes concerned that G.One's internal programming is being overwritten and corrupted by the lingering remnants of Ra.One in his systems (since G.One absorbed the remains of Ra.One after destroying him with the anti-H.A.R.T gun during their final battle, in order to prevent Ra.One from re-assembling himself). Jenny takes G.One with her to AtlasCorp for inspection. She consults her colleague, roboticist Dr. Robert Brooks, who hooks G.One's H.A.R.T up to a power supply in the form of a bioelectricity gauntlet. Dr. Brooks installs an antivirus program in G.One (to keep Ra.One's malicious influence at bay), drawing upon Jenny's knowledge of his internal programming (since she designed him alongside her colleagues Akaashi and Shekhar) before allowing G.One to reboot and make repairs to his systems. 
After the check-up, Prateek attempts to re-bond with G.One who has been restored to full functionality; together they begin testing the limits of the android's powers. Prateek reminds G.One of his late mother Sonia's last words to him about using his extraordinary powers for the good of humanity; G.One vows to uphold Sonia's ideals. Jenny forges a battle mask for G.One, encouraging him to heed Sonia's wise words and resume his career as a cyborg superhero in London. Prateek operates from his secret lab inside his home as the guy in the chair for his android companion G.One, who adopts the alias of Captain Android. 
Captain Android makes his debut by rescuing people from a building set ablaze by an electrical fault. He goes on to foil a bank robbery and prevent a drunk driver from crashing into a gas station. He thwarts a group of terrorists attempting to blow up a few city blocks in order to make a point. During his superhero escapades over two years, Captain Android comes into conflict with the criminal organization known as the Shadow Syndicate, attempting to sow chaos and unrest across London. Their leader, the crime boss known only as the Scion, conducts illegal genetic experiments on unsuspecting citizens, transforming them into supervillains like Shadowbane and Obsidius. Captain Android eventually fights and defeats them in combat. 
As news reports chronicle the crime-fighting adventures of Captain Android, AtlasCorp CEO Drake becomes interested in this new superhero and draws a correlation of this new figure with G.One, the robotic superhero who had a skirmish with Ra.One in London five years ago. He delves deeper into his secret files on the now-defunct Barron Industries, and learns about the last video game they ever created: Ra.One. He finds out that the game supposedly incorporated a wireless technology called SPARK that was responsible for unleashing the evil Ra.One and the heroic G.One upon the world. Drake interrogates Jenny about her past involvement with Barron Industries. Jenny refuses to fully disclose what happened, so Drake takes matters into his own hands. It is revealed that Drake had allied himself with Scion of the Shadow Syndicate in order to create superhuman opponents to battle Captain Android and deliver him to AtlasCorp. 
Captain Android eventually makes his way to the underground lair of the Scion but is captured and taken to one of AtlasCorp's secret facilities. At the facility, Drake begins to study the inner workings of G.One with the intent of creating an army of robotic sentinels based on his design in order to take over the city of London and reshape it as he sees fit. Jenny helps Prateek to sneak into the facility and rescue G.One before Drake can enact his plan and dismantle G.One to leave no trace of his schemes. Unfortunately, Drake's experimentation on G.One disables the antivirus program inside of him and causes his evil side to manifest, leading to the creation of Z.One. G.One's sinister self Z.One turns rogue due to the lingering influence of Ra.One in his systems after G.One absorbed his remains during their final battle in Mumbai five years prior. Z.One breaks out of the facility after ravaging it. G.One engages in battle with Z.One, who soundly defeats him and rips out his circuitry. Z.One proceeds to plunge everything into chaos and wreak havoc across London, with G.One being too damaged to stop his rampage.
Drake prematurely deploys his legion of robots, the Cyberions, to deal with the threat of Z.One, but the plan backfires when Z.One takes control of the Cyberions by hacking into their systems. Z.One and the Cyberions battle the police in the streets, causing a lot of devastation. Jenny enacts the contingency plan she had been developing with Dr. Brooks: a bioelectricity-powered female android modelled after Prateek's late mother Sonia, named SITA. Jenny creates a backup copy of G.One's neural networks and stores it in a chip. Prateek uses Dr. Brooks's bioelectricity gauntlet along with a power transfusion from SITA to rebuild G.One in a new body with the help of the chip, upgrading his tech and powers and restoring his antivirus program. SITA teams up with G.One to stop the Cyberions and shut down Z.One for good in order to save the city. Prateek also gets a suit of armour in the form of a cybernetic powered exoskeleton derived from the fusion of an abandoned Cyberion (in AtlasCorp's archives) with G.One's old battle-damaged body. However, when Z.One proves too powerful even for both of them combined, Jenny resorts to the last option at hand: she resurrects the dormant Ra.One program extracted by Dr. Brooks from G.One's systems when she first brought him to AtlasCorp. She convinces G.One to disable his antivirus program once again, because only by combining Ra.One's powers with his own does he stand a chance against the far superior Z.One. G.One does so and channels the might of Ra.One himself against Z.One. Ultimately G.One using Ra.One's powers delivers the finishing blow to Z.One with help from SITA. Drake passes away after realizing the error of his ways and triggering a failsafe mechanism built into the Cyberions; he entrusts Jenny to take up the mantle of CEO of AtlasCorp. 
In the aftermath of the battle for London, Jenny and Dr. Brooks reprogram Z.One's AI as the benevolent Sparky and incorporate it in Prateek's battle suit. After finishing college, Prateek becomes an employee at AtlasCorp's robotics division and with Jenny's assistance, he continues to tinker with his suit and train himself to be the tech-savvy superhero known as Gizmo Lad. He is aided in his efforts by Sparky. At the end of the film, Gizmo Lad dons his suit and flies away along with Captain Android and SITA to combat a nanotech monster that is rampaging through London. 
== Sequel ==
The film is followed by a sequel, titled G.One: The Scourge, the third installment of the G.One trilogy.