After an action sequence, the movie ends on a happy note. Keep watching this space for a detailed review of Retro.

The people on the island discover Suriya’s true identity, leading to another action sequence.

Joju George returns and questions Suriya about the Gold Fish. Just as Suriya makes a decision, a fight breaks out—followed by a special song featuring Shriya Saran.

The leads separate again, and Suriya joins the villain’s gang, entering the ring to battle a rival group. The action continues from there.

The second half begins with the reunion of the lead pair, while in parallel, the LORD awaits the arrival of ‘The One.’ Related scenes start unfolding.

First Half Report: The movie is okay so far, with Suriya appearing in various looks. The music is pleasant, and the setup for the story has been built neatly. It remains to be seen how the second half unfolds.

Just as everything seems normal, the introduction of the Lord changes everything—marking the beginning of the war. The intermission follows.s

Suriya meets Pooja Hegde again, and the following events are now unfolding.

The incident lands him in jail, but after a series of events, Suriya manages to escape and sets off for the Andaman Islands.

The brilliant, uninterrupted single-shot sequence concludes with a shocking incident during the wedding.

Pooja Hegde is introduced, and after a few romantic moments between the lead pair, their wedding unfolds amidst the energetic Bujjamma song.

After a few childhood scenes, the story shifts to Africa in 1993, where Suriya is introduced through a gripping action sequence.

The story opens in Kakinada, 1960. Joju George is introduced, followed by a series of scenes depicting Suriya’s childhood.

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