On the night of Raone's launch, Shekhar, the son who played the game, confronted Raone at a party with his game called Lucifer. Akashi, the game designer, recognized a problem in the game and became concerned when he read a message that Lucifer was dying. On the day of the launch of the game, artificial intelligence brought Raone back to life and his son, who more loves villains than heroes, entered the virtual game as Lucifer in his virtual name, Raone played as Arjun Rampal and he came to life.
But his son, who likes villains more than heroes, ignores the warning and follows Lucifer and leaves it to his son and his colleagues to figure out the mistake in the game.
The former escapes the virtual world of games and enters the real world, where his goal is to kill Lucifer in Game I. Shekhar is the son of the only player who can challenge Raone's power. But Raone takes a dangerous life in the game's own game console world and begins his hunt for Lucifer.
Sonia finds out she can't leave Gone and brings him and the family back to India with Shekhar's passport. In search of the family, Lucifer is forced to bring Gone back into the virtual world of games in order to defeat Raone and protect the family.
What makes Gone's character endearing is his special bond with Prateek Subramanium (Lucifer), which makes him and Raone enemies as Raone tries to kill him. Shekhar's son got his father to create a game in which the villain is stronger than the hero, and he developed Raone as Gone's hero, who is more powerful.
Shah Rukh Khan's Gone gave us our own Iron Man with super powers like Hart Hertz and Advanced Resonance Transmitter, not just gold and blue. The night before Raone is launched, Shekhar Sohn plays a game in which the villain is stronger than the hero and must face Raone and Lucifer in a party. Unlike other superhero films, Raone is the villain and hero of the world.
Shekhar liked this so much that, in the name of his villain, he created a video game called Raone that took many forms, including the creepy Arjun Rampal, who is the film's most interesting element. Apart from a couple of chens Raone is a strolling, Shekhar (Hindi-speaking video game designer with a bad South Indian accent and bad wig) who mixes yogurt and spaghetti to transform himself into a hip-like Michael Jackson cool guy to impress his son. In this way, Purple Rose Cairo is Raone's villain, who breaks out of the game in search of Lucifer, the last person to play him.
Lucifer becomes the gaming id of Prateek Subramanium (Armaan Verma), a cool guy in a rock band and skateboard tech freak, and he loves to play video games. It turns out that Lucifer, the last person to play against him, has a son who is looking for a girl, and video games are the grasp of what the villains are looking for him.
Shekhar Subramanium who works for a company together with a colleague Akashi provides features for the in-game character Jenny Nayar, who is an employee of the British company Barron Industries, who takes over programming for Shekhar and gives his face to the protagonist of the game, Gone, and the antagonist, Raone the faceless, which gives him a great power. A colleague of his, computer programmer and Jenny's friend Akashi (Tom Wu), implements the movements of the characters.
In the video game, the difference is that there are three levels and the player can kill anyone in the third level with a special weapon that can hold a single bullet.
In the funeral scene, in which Bhare and Naina play Griffe in one of the outstanding scenes of the Movieraone, Akashi transforms himself, chasing Lucifer at full speed. In RA.ONE one can enter the real world, free oneself and find Lucifer with the help of new technology.
It turns out that Kareena Kapoor and Raone have been together for a while. Watch the video to learn the story behind Kareena and Arjun Rampal in disguise. This is weak, considering how they try to hide the Raone look in the film. Robot comes to life, kills children, dances Chammak's Challo with SRK. Before she lets herself be seduced by SRK, Raone uses electric thought control waves to abduct her and crash the train.
The screenplay was written by Sinha and Kanika Dhillon and originating from an idea Sinha got when he saw a television spot he expanded into Raone, followed by Shekhar Subramanian, Shahrukh Khan’s game designer who created motion sensor based game antagonist, and Raone as the powerful protagonist in Gone. Looking at the movie poster, one sees Shah Rukh Khan in a new avatar with the text "Introducing the film" Gone "and the name of the character played by Shahukh Khan. The film has a Raone character (250px) who is like Shah Mukh Khan, in the film he shows off his six-pack stomach and wears an unconscious Kareena Kapoor in a hot red sari.
Subramanium uses his son's idea of an antagonist to impress his skeptical son Prateek Verma at the request of his wife Sonia Kapoor as a powerful protagonist. He models his face after the protagonist of the games, Gone (Hindi: Jeevan), a shape-shifting antagonist in Raone (Hindu: Ravan), who is rendered faceless.
The game consists of three levels and the last level is the only one in which Raone can be killed. Raone is efficient at killing assassins, while the machine program can only kill the Gone Resistance and the rangers it is supposed to protect.
