Here is a scene between R. Madhavan (Arun) and Naga Chaitanya (Vikram) where Maddy calls Naga Chaitanya and tries to interrogate him. Watch the movie Savyasachi (meaning Ambidextrous), which is based on a twin brother who is absorbed by Naga's character in the womb and controls his left hand. It is unscientifically called the Vanishing Twin Syndrome.

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