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Do you ever get the feeling that you may know what is happening in a film but you're not certain you know why it's happening—or if there even is a coherent "why" other than entertainment value? Having seen just one other work by Shankar ( Endhiran ), one other performance by Vikram (the Hindi Raavan ) and just a handful of other Tamil films, I'm flying blind on this one and unqualified to guess much at that "coherent" why (or its potential absence). There are passages and details in I that I simply cannot process, some of them because they blew some part of my brain out and I haven't yet reassembled the pieces. Here are some of my personal truths with this film. In I , Shankar continues some of the ideas seen in Endhiran about creation and re-creation of individual people. In my opinion, this is a very rich and worthy theme to explore, so I am happy to see him take it on again. This time, the focus seems to be on the tension between self