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[@TrulyEdwardSonnenblick]

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[@jyotisamal9550]

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[@satishkumarpatra4896]

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[@TrulyEdwardSonnenblick]

@@jyotisamal9550 awesome! Thanks.

[@TrulyEdwardSonnenblick]

@Arun Bishnoi the original and the best!

[@TrulyEdwardSonnenblick]

@@satishkumarpatra4896 thanks! I had a great time doing Indipedia and it's always great to hear from those that appreciate it

[@sushant5380]

Bhagat Singh, a widely respected revolutionary, was singing "mera rang de basanti chola"(paint my clothes in the color of sacrifice) as he was being walked to the gallows. Since singing is typically associated with happy careless moods, a fighter singing as being walked to his death became symbol of fearless resistance. I think Komaram Bhim singing while being tortured is heavily influenced by Bhagat Singh's imagery.

[@nikhilgodthi9163]

The purpose of the song is not to show the pain he feels but to inspire the thousands of people to revolt against the British. During the British rule in Indian all the greatest leaders inspired the people through songs

[@chswaroop9274]

yeah, especially in Telangana. Saddala hanumantulu is considered a great freedom fighter, who fought with his poems and songs.

[@yeshwanthreddy8494]

Actually what i feel is the song is not to inspire people but rather to motivate himself to overcome pain..he is singing for him self

[@tombhayya2164]

@@yeshwanthreddy8494 It wasn't to inspire people. It was for motivating himself, not to overcome the pain but to not let the governor take advantage of his pain and suffering, which are meant to be in the service of his motherland. The lyrics are very clear on this, at least in the Telugu version. He doesn't want even his pain and suffering to help the aggressors against his motherland. So he imagines his land, forest, and ancestors singing to him that even his flesh and blood are meant to be in the service of his motherland and that if he let's the aggressors take advantage of that, he isn't a true son of the land

[@vetbubble]

@@waste-fellow-28 not completely . Both the lead character actually exist and their individual life are real ..and fiction part is that what had happened if kumaran Bheem and alluri had ever met. Except few incident had actually happened and sadly they didn't survived in those incident. And in actual both are not even of same time. More than a decade gap.

[@maniswetha4517]

@@tombhayya2164 I agree with you, but there is also one more thing implied there, the song that came out of his pain has inspired the ppl who are watching. Some times we don't have to do big things, making the other person feel the pain we do with same depth is enough for them to get motivated. That is what that seen does. That is what he does, he expressed his pain and motivation for not bending his legs with a song. And the song captures his emotion and delivers it to ppls heart that are watching there ( along with the audience) and they felt the pain with same intensity as Bheem is feeling. That is where all the rage has come from in that group. every wipe lash is touching the ppls heart with that song.

[@dannykashyap1055]

I think the reason why jaby didn’t like the “torture” song scene is coz i think its hard for americans to relate emotional music in drama scenes. Atleast for indians an emotional scene feels alot lore intense when music adds to it. The anxiety levels vary when you watch an india. Drama with and without music.

[@MrBrown-eq3rr]

That's So true ❤️😂

[@raidon948]

Indeed!

[@saisriram4262]

yes

[@aghora_casa]

yeah! and I think it is okay for him to not understand that. we have been watching it from our childhood, so yeah!

[@appleboiiyt596]

well said

[@contrarian322]

The lyrics are more powerful than any imagery on screen for Komurum bheemudo. That’s the beauty of understanding a language . I was sure not everything could be translated perfectly .

[@bandhabindaas]

Jaby: The whip scene: Achara got the point to some extent, The song has a g8 meaning tied to the situation. Bheem is in a g8 pain and knows what kind of more torture he will be bearing BUT HIS ULTIMATE MOTTO IS NEVER KNEEL AT ANY COST. So he is motivating himself by singing a song remembering where he was born, how he was brought up in his GOND tribe for these kind of tough situations and pleads the nature to give him strength, TO NOT JUST BEAR THE PAIN BUT NEVER GIVE UP AND HOLD HIS STRENGTH TO NOT KNEEL. HE DID IT AND THAT STARTED THE REVOLT AMONG THE PEOPLE THERE. That's what RAM realizes later that Bheem is able to inspire and bring revolution among ppl by a SONG rather using GUNS in everyone's hand which was RAMS Ideology. NON-VIOLENCE vs VIOLENCE. Also IMP thing, His motive is not to Revolt ppl. He is a tribal guy his only motive in the film was to take her sister safely back to her Mom without compromising his tribe values & his self esteem. There is a deep thought and emotion tied to this scene. Most of the times Emotions & Motivations are expressed through songs in Indian cinema. It CONNECTS & EMOTES PPL here. You can compare this scene to Brave Heart 'Mel Gibson's Fateful event at the end'.

[@itzasigza7753]

No, it wasn't non-violence vs violence because, the end goal was to make the people fight, either with or without weapons, but with violence. The film at no point argues for non-violence. It is more of means vs results, Ram was focused on the means, which is the arms and Bheem, on the result, which is the fight itself. Even more elaborate explanation would be the numbers. Ram, with all the weapons he could procure, might only make the people that are armed, fight while Bheem, with his stubbornness and sheer will, might inspire innumerable people to fight. Non-violence may give you a moral high ground and bragging rights when things are settled, but that's the thing, things may not settle until the answer for violence is violence.

[@MrBrown-eq3rr]

@Bandha bindass Thank you 😂😂 Jaby always does that. While Achara is always close to the real thing.

[@SUDH-pn5fi]

fact : rajamouli is great fan of mel gibson

[@BLUETRO_]

8:43 you idiot jaby.. bheem knew that she is different from other British people. She cared about Indians. This just shows how messed up Westerners you are. That part is soo deep that it shows the Indian culture mindset that we don’t treat bad to people who don’t deserve being treated badly. 🍀

[@rathnakumar5592]

I'm 100% with Achara on the song's usage! It was the highlight of the movie for me! The heightened emotion, the lyrics, the instrumentation/arrangments (Yes, Jaby), made me cry! It was phenomenal.

[@ChrisSmith-tu9bu]

Yeah its the best part of the movie....he thinks hes gonna die so hes excepting the outcome and it's the purity of his revolt...that hes a child of the forest...that his master is mother earth, so he'll never kneel to the British and in fact his blood is a gift to the Earth thay made him because he serves his creator...I mean just perfection

[@vikramjadhav3631]

Agreed. The song was so powerful that every time you hear it, you'll remember the same emotions you felt while watching it the first time.

[@talkingmeme1101]

Bulls eye scene: his character Alluri seetha ramaraju in real life was best know with archery. Bow and arrow was his weapon for fighting. So that scene made sense for us

[@rajmesta7836]

That wasn't established in the movie

[@talkingmeme1101]

@@rajmesta7836 anyone who knew Alluri Seetha Ramaraju would know it and literally we were waiting to see such scene. Don't have to establish.

[@jojosoni]

By bulls eye scene, you mean in the flashback?? I thought of it as Arjuna or Rama's reference. As they were best archer of their time. Not to forget, that scene of arjuna where he shoots the eye of the bird.

[@noormaaz]

@@jojosoni true it reference Lord rama that made scenes epic

[@talkingmeme1101]

@@jojosoni yes the flashback scene. He himself was a great archer and that was his choice of weapon in his freedom fight in real history. Everyone Mainly Telugu audience know this fact. So that detail only those who know Alluri Seetha Ramaraju will enjoy a lot more. Infact Komuram Bheem's Interval fight along animals is that : real Komuram bheem did that in real freedom fight as well. It is said that in his historical discription, he used to control every animal in his forest. So the interval scene was another callback to actual history

[@roughandtough1269]

He Did What He Said, That "Bring's Back The Glory Of Indian Cinema". Hats off To "The Master Director"🙏

[@kiran4493]

Characteristics of Rama Raju and Bheema are taken from elements of two epics of India - Ramayana and Mahabharata Rama has qualities of Lord Rama and Arjuna - He is focused and determined, his eyes are always on his goal Bheema has qualities of Lord Hanuman and Bheema - Bheema from Mahabharata is known as someone who was very powerful in hand to hand combat

[@krishnavamsicherukuri4247]

Who told you so. Just because they look so? NOO🤦

[@krishnavamsicherukuri4247]

Literally nothing of Alluri Sita Rama Raju is inspired by lord Ram. Clearly you’ve never heard or seen this Andhra freedom fighter, he looks like same way as shown in the film. We have statues of this fighter at our places we don’t go around and say statue is inspired from lord Ram. He’s Alluri Sita Rama Raju the legend

[@kiran4493]

@@krishnavamsicherukuri4247 Dude...Read...I didn't say the freedom fighter Alluri Sita Rama Raju was like Lord Rama...I said IN THE MOVIE there were elements of Lord Rama and Arjuna's characteristics in THE CHARACTER OF RRR... RAMA Raju......HUGE DIFFERENCE This movie is NOT BASED ON REAL LIFE EVENTS so when I talk about the movie I am limiting myself to the characters and scenes I have seen IN THE MOVIE, you can calm your panties down, there's no need to get offended over "LITERALLY" everything

[@chaitanyaa4030]

@@krishnavamsicherukuri4247 you are wrong! It's true! Rajmouli told in some interview that his characters have that minor inspiration from Hindu mythology and yeah it's visible that ramraju character related to ram even alluri seetha ramaraju is admirer of lord Ram and komuram Bheem is relatable to Bheem from Mahabharata which is visible from various scenes in movie where his strength was shown to us! Interval fight when he hits ramraju, he falls pretty far away and the jail escape scene when he takes off the cage door and that bike scene in climax fight!

[@drbkid2011]

@@krishnavamsicherukuri4247 the freedom fighter by his own words is an ardent devotee of bhagvan Sri rama

[@every-thing-]

Just finished watching RRR. It's not a movie it's gonna be the history of Indian cinema. Only Rajamouli has to come with another movie to beat this masterpiece for sure 🔥🤩💥

[@pramadampramadam3987]

Jai ntr

[@veerachaitanya6200]

@@pramadampramadam3987 Jai R-RAJA, R-RAMA, R-RAM

[@kamalinandi9372]

Are you kidding ? there will be no movie like kgf , wait wait...say this after kgf2 😂😂

[@psndsh]

Thats a reach

[@krishnasatwik5550]

@@kamalinandi9372 Dont spread hate. Didnt your listen to yash sirs speech?

[@AV-xy2et]

Actually in Indian culture or in the freedom struggle to be specific, the main medium of protest and mass influence was through some patriotic songs and poems.. so the song sung but Bheem was to inspire people to wake the patriotic emotion in them.. its kind of Indian thing to inspire people

[@swethas5335]

I don't know how you can remove the song or music from Indians especially after we know how our freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh went to Gallows to get hanged by singing. Music is integral part of our culture, We play music birth, death, wedding related ceremonies and for any thing in between and for festivals. And It's not just his singing which moved people, it's what he is singing that moved people. He is singing along the lines that a person who can't die for his land, he is not a deserving son of his motherland.

[@iamneeleshk]

Cannot agree more!

[@Krishna-lo9dt]

Beautifully put down

[@bobmarty3217]

The song at the flogging scene is actually his singing it to endure the torture. The tune is a part of their life, we hear the tune in the very first shot of the film which pretty much induces it into the narrative. And then Bheem sings it to his captured sister to calm her down with modified poetry according to the context. It's a very well written mainstream Indian cinematic moment. And the crowd breaks into a riot partly from the lyrics and partly from just the visual coz it happens in Delhi and the song is in Telugu, we cannot assume everyone in the crowd understands the lyrics unless it's a Telugu speaking person. It's mostly a reaction to the torture and violence.

[@susheelkumar5151]

This is exactly what I wanted to say 💯

[@SandeepKumar-zl2cd]

The tune is very popular in Telangana Many songs have the same tune

[@sujayakar]

Thanks for this comment. I think, your comment must have clarified so much to those, Who don't know Telugu. Yesterday, I saw the interview of the Telugu lyricist Suddala Ashok Teja Garu, Who wrote the song Komuram Bheemudo. The lyrics in Telugu our mind blowing and the way the lyricist explained the thought behind those lyrics is awesome. For Telugu audience the lyrics are highly impactful. Each word, has a deeper meaning. Junior NTR and Rajamouli, made the song even more impactful with their acting and direction respectively. There is a perfect sync between what the lyric is saying and the acting being portrayed on the screen.

[@manujgoel4626]

Bro we the hindi belt watched the Hindi dubbed version and song was dubbed too in Hindi. Hindi lyrics were also excellent. I want to know one thing When Bheem was in Delhi was everyone speaking Telugu language or Hindi ? In My Hindi Dubbed version whole movie was in Hindi except brits part. Was it the same for you ? Was everything was in telugu ?

[@mvk_vamsi]

Glad that you picked that point

[@subhramanyamsharma3682]

13:45 I got that point you can't connect to the pain it's bcoz the song is so native that I don't think any subtitles would do justice to it As a Telugu person, I got goosebumps and felt more connected with every verse in the song.🔥🔥

[@Debu612]

Even in the Hindi version, the scene was sooo phenomenal and emotional and the song made it even more emotional and better!!

[@krishnavamsicherukuri4247]

Yea lyrics made me feel that pain and heavy

[@PolishIndianHeart]

As a Polish person and a patriot, I cried during that scene... It completely moved me.. I could relate to it emotionally as my country's history is also sad... Poland didn't even exist on the world's map for 123 years but still our ancestors managed to preserve the Polish language and culture. Then we gained our independence but only for a very short period of time because WWII began and we were attacked by both Germany and Russia.. :( So as a person whose country was oppressed in the past I could feel with my whole heart the bravery of Bheem who didn't want to kneel in front of the aggressor. And I was thinking about all those brave people who fought for our countries' independence (both Polish and Indian) while watching the scene and I couldn't stop my tears... I felt so grateful that thanks to those heroes I can live in a free country now. That flogging scene was simply perfect.. the music and the touching lyrics only made it more emotional... It broke my heart into pieces but was also so inspiring... And at the end when Bheem falls and the people start screaming and attack the British - GOOSEBUMPS!

[@krishnavamsicherukuri4247]

@@PolishIndianHeart even when Ram is attacking that interval bang Bheem says i didn't do anything wrong. He stands on that word, thinks no damn way I'm kneeling when i didn't do anything wrong. That's the ideology of every freedom fighter fighting everywhere, they're fighting for what's theirs. Glad you get it🤝

[@subhashithaks]

@@PolishIndianHeart Exact same feeling... All the revolutionaries who sacrificed for us passed in front of my eyes & me crying tons, roaring Bhim to not kneel down.

[@hamsalexus6463]

If I put it simply *Freedom fighters and poetry and songs have a looong history, at least in Asia... I heard from my elders that when their parents fought for the freedom they used to use poetry and songs as means to show their resilience against the oppressors.. But yeah, I would love to watch and listen to songs without music.. To get the feel of those times which I heard stories of from elders...just the pure vocals*

[@maheshreddy6217]

7:45 jaby, Jenny didn't thought about Bheem blowing up that place. She gave him the blue print so that he could escape Ram from that place

[@martianmanhunter5]

Yep. Bheem never planned for that

[@CineDesi]

You're right. Still a stretch though. If I was Jenny and I saw Bheem raid the British grounds with a bunch of animals that killed several people in minutes, I might be less inclined to talk to him.

[@galaxray8700]

@@CineDesi yeah true,it takes much more time, courage and much stronger reason to turn against your own people . It was too quick.

[@vinayjhansi]

@@CineDesi everything happens in love and war

[@MrBrown-eq3rr]

@@vinayjhansi ooo my what a lovely answer......😁👍🏻

[@saisreevarun4519]

Actually your point is correct with the American brain you can't enjoy the song especially with those beats.. But in india we connected to the song soo well that family audience mainly ladies got connected to that song and started crying in theatres. Really enjoyed your review and happy that achara enjoyed NTR's acting..and he's a damn such a good actor ❤️🙏🏽

[@vanikumarim4581]

Am also not connected to many songs except natttu song and I am from vizag Andhra state

[@Dhiwa30]

@@vanikumarim4581 maybe genitics

[@visnu0045]

same, cannot be connected. I prefer ram's character more than bheem

[@IsmailKhan-xg7zr]

It's not like just 5 minutes where Ram finally Ok.. if u remember properly dialogues of Bheem he says get the motor vehicle ready which means they have to shift all those animals inside the truck and he changes his outfit and for that process i think it took more than couple of hours and ram then went on with insane work out. Which helped him to boost up. And he is trained by birth and his immune system is far better.. so i don't think it's just 5 minutes.

[@Rishab18048]

I agree with you 💯

[@rajmesta7836]

Bheem clearly said it will take 24 hrs for Ram to get recovered😒

[@Rishab18048]

@@rajmesta7836he didn't said 24 hours He said till morning But brother try to understand the dedication level of Ram He spent 15 years under British to achieve his goal And his past trauma ( to shooting his dad ) is enough to get boost and Bheem identity is also an another thing It's not 5 min things Bheem change his cloth load animals in truck Excute the plan is enough time for Ram to charge up

[@rajmesta7836]

@@Rishab18048 Then maybe 2hrs...He suddenly got up and started punching the punching bag....no need to defend science in this movie....just accept that it was over the top and move on

[@Rishab18048]

@@rajmesta7836 over the top to hai I know When I watch Bahubali , magdheera , I am sure SS Rajamouli garu is that kind of director which makes their Character larger than life and their also over the top scences So I know RRR is also have these element so, it didn't bother me I used to it But here I am not defending I am just try to convey my thoughts why it would their that kind of scenerio But It's obvious 5 min is not the real time here it's more than 2-3 hours and a character which brings a sardarji from a mob of 10,000 peoples is a well setup in beginning of the movie that he is not a normal person he is superhero type of personality If this thing bother you am damn sure when in jungle he took Bhagwan Ram attire and fliping like it's nothing happened with him few minutes later Also bothered you

[@harshamaharaj5215]

15:40 he was singing the song because he doesn't want to feel the pain, that's the whole point of that song , that his blood his everything is given back to the earth which nurtured him, he wants to be proud made us proud through song.

[@srinivasanaswin5458]

The plan of bheem was to capture the wild animals as shown before interval, that is why he bathed in blood inorder to attract wild animals towards him n capture them.

[@modithewokebutcher.9855]

Yes he said after death of tiger sorry i using you for my own. Interest

[@mvk_vamsi]

He is trapping Tiger for his own reasons, and he felt guilt about it

[@bobmarty3217]

@@ernestkumardek7909 It was dyed green tho. :P

[@martianmanhunter5]

@@modithewokebutcher.9855 Lol, what'd he gain by killing the tiger?

[@chaitanyaa4030]

@@bobmarty3217 oh boy! Tiger didn't die That's like a chloroform! Why would Bheem say sorry for using u for his purpose! What use Bheem has with dead tiger! Think mate!

[@jayanthsai8408]

Komuram bheemudo song was purely Indian thing jaby, earlier freedom fighters used to sing the songs to lighten the patriotism in Indians this song is like a tribute to all those legendary freedom fighters. And many in India connected emotionally to that song including me and jrntr performance in that song 🙏

[@talkingmeme1101]

Ramcharan's super easy movement is that the other guys are tribel people, they are innocent including NTR's character. They'll believe anything easily.

[@vam333]

If rajamouli did everything jaby wanted to see, the movie would have been in the gutters now 😂😂

[@nadiyaveman5576]

😂

[@mrk9539]

Exactly

[@arjunraj9422]

Ppl just want elevations and not a good story unfortunetly 🤦

[@MrBrown-eq3rr]

@Vamsi Vanteru 😂😂😂 that's it 🤣🤣🤣

[@Prasad-sh8ed]

@@arjunraj9422 boss… elevations are only 10-15 mins. but it would have to be two parts if director has to include all our points (explaining timing logic, developing characters etc)

[@sateeshchandra6435]

The killing is scott was not for revenge but rather end the tyranny as soon as possible. It was a teaching moment for Bheem as well. This is how the main characters are supposed to understand the importance of ending the British rule by all means necessary, as fast as possible to get their freedom.

[@akhilbaratam2560]

That moment you spoke is absolutely justified in the movie. Since that guy is grown up in a forest where its hard to find cheaters , liers or bad guys , he himself is somewhat like innocent and he also have no exposure to the true faces of the world. So that scene justifies the fact about his innocence and said explains how badly he needs some support to fulfill their task

[@Work101out]

Every wonder why there are independence songs? Jaby about the singing thing in torture scene, it goes back to history people have sang songs while being tortured to tolerate it or stand their ground. Also I believe without the song just ram charan slashing would have been less powerful in the movie. My opinion.

[@surendrasaladi1414]

True, songs and Indian Independence history cant separate

[@dileepkumargelam2744]

If Jaby understood the lyrics, he would have appreciated that way of making better

[@midastouchofasm1731]

Americans are not used to music empowerment scenes so its natural for them to question the integrity of scenes involving songs but that song just made the scene so much better and watchable whereas silence would've made it painful and disgusting to watch in the context of the film .

[@hrithik6067]

Hey Jaby and Achara , I am so delighted to see your deep, detailed analysis and Review on RRR. I was so excited when I saw the length of this video (which is needed for this kind of Epic action movie). Thank you for watching this VISUAL EPIC SPECTACLE in cinema and sharing your honest opinion on the movie. I think the "Bromance" you mentioned in review, is considered here in India as a pure form of friendship which is genuine straight from the heart. Their relation and moments helps us to emotionally connect with them .It may seem Intimate as you are not truly exposed to 'Buddy' nature in India. Well , there are some over the top stunts which are ok for us at some points. Those scenes builds the involvement and helps to sustain the hype created by balancing both stars with an equal impact. FINALLY, I loved your Camera setup and the effort to make this review. Keep going with the same spirit 😊.

[@Pavankumardaggupati]

Achara understood Komuram Bheemudo song well. She is very intelligent.

[@MrBestofGaming]

I knew exactly the kind of film I was getting into with Rajamouli and he did not disappoint, even surpassed my expectations in some scenes. The guy’s sheer imagination and creativity is simply unrivalled. You get your money’s worth within the first hour and when Ram Charan comes in the Rama avatar I was fully sold. I literally went to watch the film again the very next day just to relive the high those last 20 minutes gave me.

[@syam_jee1]

It isn't Rama Avatar bro. That's the avatar of real "Alluri Seetha Rama Raju".

[@MrBestofGaming]

@@syam_jee1 I’m fully aware that it is!

[@gavindanal9434]

@@MrBestofGaming I had so high expectations from the director who made bahubali and eega, but I left the theatre completely devasted and sad. This movies was so illogical and over the top especially the second half and that prison escape

[@dileepkumargelam2744]

@@gavindanal9434 But after I came home I couldn’t forget the emotions I felt during their bonding, Bheem’s eyes meeting Ram’s at interval, komurum bheem song. And I went to watch it again. This time I saw it ignoring the over the topness, J enjoyed it better. This movie is like slow poison. Trust me, people liked RRR better than Bahubali 2. Mark my words, its gonna be a monster at the box office

[@Animeii_Editz]

@@gavindanal9434 It was Really Great Movie...Can You Stop Comparing For sometime and thinks it as Stand alone !!

[@say2splendid]

24:53 Did i miss anything here? Tiger never fell on top of Bheem...he did escape the all and tiger was in the bait . This made the scene more believable just like Ram intro !

[@manojkopala]

After tiger fell unconscious it felt on Bheem 👍

[@nithishkandepi7128]

He just lifts the tiger head not the whole body .

[@CineDesi]

After the Tiger passed out, all of it's weight literally comes down on Bheem and Bheem gently sets it down.

[@hemangsorathiya2213]

@@CineDesi that whole scene was illogical. Why would someone risk his life to catch tiger? I think when he was not able to handle tiger he threw something on his face and he passed out because of that. So why he didn't do it to catch it without all this heroism drama ?

[@sciencewithgurjar]

@@hemangsorathiya2213 unka main tarika to jaal se pakadna hi hota hai , vo cheez sungana to optional tarika tha , agar kabhi galti se jaal me na bandh paye to .

[@talkingmeme1101]

Whipping scene will just scare the people as punishment intended. In India at that time songs are used as means for motivation

[@conceptumonline2166]

43:27 When @jabykoay said Malala, I laughed out so hard in my office. Nice review though.. I would have loved if SS Rajamouli had created more drama kinda stuff like Rama getting thrashed in public for helping out Bheem and the public hurl stones and Slippers at him since he was always projected an antiindian. Had that scene be added, the emotional rollercoaster would have been experienced by any auditor. They feel empathy for Bheem and in a matter of 15 minutes cry out for Rama and all that he had gone through to save his friend.

[@firestormv91]

About the (Komuram Bheemudo) song when ntr is beaten by ram charan, Bheem is from tribal community. It is common here in India of using songs in a way of communicating stories or ideas. After watching the movie, the only thing that got my heart and brain is that song. The lyrics in the song will touch the heart.

[@talkingmeme1101]

U should have seen it in theatre full of audience. Its something else. Faults u pointed out, fans would have screamed with excitements in those times. Because we know why its done that way

[@shivatharunreddy]

I felt like...man... the story went too fast...should have made a part 2🦧

[@damarvelprofessor3421]

They should have, but the movie shooting was already an hassle cuz of the pandemic, and the film was delayed so many times. So it would be unwise to cut it like baahubali

[@say2splendid]

20:11 Its definitely not meant to be in that direction! Its just the cultural difference . West thinks romantic angle when 2 guys hang out, hold hands, look into each other eyes. In India, its quite common for brotherhood bromance among guys just like the way people stay with their parents

[@kirankumar7453]

Achara, you are always awesome. You understand indian culture so much. U learnt a lot about people's emotions here

[@varunch9319]

Hey Jaby, I agree that it's hard to feel the bheem song with American brain. Try to understand the song lyrics then you will realize the song is soul of the movie. However, I enjoyed watching you two discussing over RRRmovie. Please do watch it again in Telugu version which is original and native. Great job you two!!! Keep up the good work👏👏

[@gavindanal9434]

@@nandikaupendra7416 more like he's very mature as the movie is truly illogical made for child's like you

[@Rishab18048]

@@nandikaupendra7416 it's not about maturity it's about culture From West point of view I agree it too hard to relate with this song

[@user-jd6hi3to2q]

@@nandikaupendra7416 wow.... you sound more mature...

[@nandikaupendra7416]

@@user-jd6hi3to2q you too broo

[@prasanthpetluri5882]

@@gavindanal9434 ITS A MOVIE, it is supposed to be entertaining not logical, and you judging someone who likes the movie that you didnot like shows the maturity levels of yours.

[@sathin271]

Its SSR directional skills to make it believable & shot to be powerfully emotional that makes us believe this can happen.

[@eldiabloindahouse]

Its the consistency. The over the top anime style action felt almost organic and totally in sync with the general larger than life storytelling and over the top vibe of the movie. It didn't feel out of place like in some other masala movies where the over the top action comes out from the left field and hence feels very jarring.

[@arhamjain5973]

Over the top action sequences were there in bahubali too but they never felt bad but these over the top sequences were just absurd.

[@iamhooman6137]

@@arhamjain5973 this movie doesn't completely have absurd over the top except the climax fight. Rest of the action sequences are pretty well made compare to bahubali 2

[@0arjun077]

@@arhamjain5973 people who can enjoy fast and furious can also enjoy this. And the acting is way better than f&f.

[@user-dn6kl2lj5z]

What about kingdom of heaven?

[@Sai_2346]

stop all of you now!! it's not inspired from anime! it's our telugu folklore which describes them as such superheroes.

[@ankurgoel1638]

THe forest fight in the end was one of the best pleasant experience, but still I wanted a fight or some more climax scenes with Scott as per his badass reputation built in the movie... U right that was one of the underwhelming moment I find...

[@redd4426]

Songs are the voice of revolution. There have been recorded events of people singing their song while being tortured to death. So, this is not a distraction for us rather a fantasised recollection of events in history.

[@varikutichandrika6062]

Music is very important in indian movies. All kinds of emotions are expressed through music. Achara understands the Indian emotions. She really got what director wants to show with the song. Jaby still struggles to understand. The "komuram bheemudo" Song is to motivate Jr NTR himself not to bow down and to inspire people to fight against their oppressor. And to let Ram know what is he thinking like "I ready to die but not to kneel".

[@rushx4335]

Just wanna say about the time duration when both times ramcharan recovered quickly, yes from the actual movie length view it seemed reeally quick, but in actuallity if you think about it, from the time bheem left him on bed and prepared to invade the british party couldve been a span of several hours, but to us we are ovipusly shown those scenes quickly, same with the forest scene, the guy may have been looking around for stuff for a while before finding that water well, but oviously they cant show us in the running time of the movie, thats what i beliebe rajamouli had in mind

[@Prasad-sh8ed]

True… thats why directors struggle to make good movies in short duration… they need two parts to actually digest the emotions and explain logical flow. This movie at least required another one hour… (I think they chopped close to 50 min as this is a single movie)

[@youandme4253]

The Song Is One Of The Major Highlight.... Moved Many Hearts💓Here....If You Not Familiar with Something it is not Going Tobe Unnecessary....He is Pushing himself to bear the Pain and Not to Kneel Same time Inspiring masses....And The Lyrics just💥💣

[@ingloriousindian6986]

Please react to the interview of sandeep reddy vanga (kabir singh & arjun reddy director) and ss rajamouli talking about making of RRR. U WILL KNOW A LOT ABOUT MAKING RRR

[@PaulMaddela]

Agreed!!

[@suhascrazy805]

I think this will help you understand the Torture scene (Braveheart parallel) : The main intention behind the scene was Raam realising that bheem can move and inspire people with him emotional dialogue and persistance. This wouldn't work if the scene was the way you wanted it to be. TWO, the charecter bheem was based on a mythelogical figure who was well known for his extreme physical strength and particularly endurance. Most of the things, that you mentioned as flaws/under-whelming aspects are very intentional in the story. And the overall theme of the movie is friendship.

[@GeethaSindhuriBarabari]

Character Bheem was based on komaram Bheem a Telangana leader who fought against the Nizam pre independence 🤦🤦

[@suhascrazy805]

@@GeethaSindhuriBarabari True..! But there is more than one parallel to the charecters

[@bvuksharma]

The song part. I agree completely with achara. In olden days and according to a lot of stories, the most used way to inspire people to rise against oppression during the british rule was using songs. So, the song serves a dual purpose of him trying to get through his pain when he is being whipped while also serving as an inspiration for people around him to not kneel down. If you read the translation of the lyrics , its him asking the land ,water and nature that nurtured him to give him strength to withstand this pain and not let him kneel down. In the end of the song , there is a line which loosely translates to " I am giving my life to this land but I am not letting my mother earth down". Now to the point of friendship between the two guys . I didnt find it homoerotic at any point but maybe it is the cultural acceptance of male friendship and the expression of friendly love that is a lil different.

[@Sandy-ug9wx]

Thing is Indian people have seen so many incidents of torturing way before But NTR’s song along with torture made the difference I think that’s how what director wanted it

[@CineDesi]

I think the singing through the torture is the expected thing for me. I understand how it impacted the Indian audience. It's not lost on me. I am saying what I would have preferred for it to impact me while understanding I wasn't necessarily the target audience.

[@yugandharbeesetty905]

I absolutely love how attentive Achara is and how well she understood the movie. I didn’t notice until my third viewing of the movie, the correlation between Bheem eating with both hands and Ram’s younger brother eating with both his hands in their childhood and that’s the reason being Ram seemed to have an emotional look on his face when he saw Bheem doing the same thing his brother used to do it.

[@vishwanathh5029]

This movie is heavily influenced by Ramayana, Rama is Ram and sita is sita and Bheem is hanuman/bheem. Rama is skilled and Hanuman/bheem is extremely strong. That explains the introduction and the ending.

[@sivasai893]

Bro no Search alluri seetharama Raju (not god Rama) & Komaram bheem (not lord Hanumaa) You just mixing it completely different aspects

[@josephbasha1926]

@@sivasai893 no he's correct

[@vikaskyatannawar8417]

@@sivasai893 no its correct, they are based on those two freedom fighters but the concept was of Ramayan etc

[@sivasai893]

@@vikaskyatannawar8417 😑🙄 you need to see the Vijayendra Prasad interview ( story writer ) bro don't say its a concept of ramayan . Anyways 🙏

[@GeethaSindhuriBarabari]

@@sivasai893 you are right Sita is alluri ramaraju's friend's sister, he took her name and became alluri sitaramaraju

[@praneepkumarvennu3919]

Loved your in-detail scene to scene analysis. impressed with your level of understanding of the film, despite being non-indian fraternity. even i am being from a telugu fraternity couldn't analyze the film as deep as you both do.👍

[@aakash2665]

every time the fire was there so was ram .and everytime the water was there so was bheem . and specially when there were both fire and water there was thier friendship . the art of showing this was incredible , espicelly how they conncected sort of ramayn at the end epic

[@PushpaJaganath]

@13.55 we Indians feel every word lyrically bcoz we have gone through the pain. It is not possible to visualise the entire things happened in some centuries.SSRajamouli dealt in sensitive yet powerful lyrics.

[@chandrasekharkodi9410]

Ram Charan nailed it and Raja mouli's father who is the writer of bahubali & RRR himself confirmed that Raam character has multiple shades and Ram Charan performed exceptionally well hence he has given cpl of extra marks to Ram Charan acting comparatively jn.ntr

[@saiteja-nn9um]

First of all I'd like you to appreciate you guys for taking almost 1 hour to discuss about the Movie......I loved every bit of this discussion, it was informative and hilarious at the same time. Glad you loved the movie and enjoyed the movie without thinking much about the logics. Some times we need to leave the logic to experience the magic. This movie is kind of that. We feel like 3hrs in't sufficient....we'd crave for more. I pity the people in my own country who are not capable of enjoying the movie, the way it's and criticizing it. Great work Jaby and Achara. I suggest you to take time and watch the movie once more........I'm sure you'll love the movie even more after the 2nd watch!!!!!!!!!

[@BLUETRO_]

Dude they earn from this stuff..

[@saiteja-nn9um]

@@BLUETRO_ Yes....they do😅😅😅😅......

[@priyak7384]

Trash meant for low !q's

[@my9654]

Rajamouli always emphasizes that whatever movie he does that he will always make an emotional movie. That’s why this movie sticks out so much compared to other over the top movies- this movie has a strong soul and you become so invested in the friendship and their journeys.

[@darkphoenix6742]

The theme of the movie Achara understood is so accurate.

[@shilpasu6841]

First of all Alia is not a tribal character. She is from Ram's side. The characters from Bheem's side are tribal. There are many Indians like now in the British period who are as white as any foreigner. Its a shame Jaby that even though u are doing Indian content for so long you still don't know that Indians are mixed in colour with light skinned Indians and brown skinned existing together. Hrithik was playing a real life character who was brown skinned, so he had to make his face brown. In Udta punjab , Alia was playing a poor slum character from Bihar. Poor slum people are usually brown.

[@CineDesi]

I get it, she's not tribal... but everyone from her... colony? Group? I was calling it tribe as an easy reference... everyone else from her people... they were darker skinned than her if I recall correctly. So that's why it threw me. But according to other comments, her "design" was a religious-character-reference.

[@shilpasu6841]

@@CineDesi As I said, it's no problem as it exists in India that there may be a fair skinned Indian among a family or group of dark skinned Indians. And yes Jaby, it's also an indirect reference to our religious characters Ram and Sita where Sita is fair skinned. It may also be a reference to real life Indian freedom fighter Alluri Sita Rama Raju where his love Sita was fair skinned in real life. BTW, I love ur content and I have been watching from 2016. I want to meet u when u visit India for the second time as I missed the chance when u came the first time. Love u and stay blessed like this always.

[@craz7644]

@@shilpasu6841 i get what you are saying but i found your comment a bit harsh to him,may be it's just me.

[@variant7228]

@@CineDesi ohh cmon it happens in real life im from north East where there are lot of tribes and some are brown while some are really fair some are tall whole some are short and India is really diverse and it's not like other countries where every person got similar features !

[@vickykaushal7582]

Loved the review! This movie demands this lengthy review.. although i'd have loved to see more review on the technical aspects of the film like VFX, Pacing, Screenlocks etc., rather than on the small acting roles . Great Job though!

[@CineDesi]

We talked about that in the nonspoiler I think.

[@vickykaushal7582]

@@CineDesi Haha thanks! Will rewatch it!

[@RandomGamingMoments925]

Congrats on your wedding!

[@bharadwajemani190]

❤️ your reviews Jaby. The song is what elevated the scene for us Jaby. The independence struggle of India had its spread in those times because there are ballads, songs and poetry about the sacrifices of heroes of freedom struggle. So, I appreciate the thought of filling it with more emotional scene.. but it is catered to more Indian audience being 130 crore and all 😂.

[@adityasunkara]

The song during the torture scene is to make the audience connect with the emotion of Bheem. But I am sure the emotion got lost in translation. Words are dangerous than weapons. That's what Rama learns in that scene. Music and other art forms like dramas etc.. played a very very huge role in Indian independence struggle. On many levels music and lyrics have been the social bond between all classes of people at that time period! The transformation of Ram's destiny because of this one ballad is actually something that is a pretty common story element used in Indian movies.

[@Anonymous-sf2zf]

What I love in this film is characterization,screenplay,cinematography,90%in vfx,story,very unique.

[@Anonymous-sf2zf]

Characterization is awesome for every person in this movie but not for some English guys😅.

[@shershaaharms388]

VFX उतना खास नही था। VFX। छोड़ के बाकी सब कुछ आछा हे

[@genesofgoogle7228]

Even bhagat Singh sang while he was hanged.

[@sharathch1800]

Hi Jaby, with so much of meat running around, wild animals are not focus driven to open a car door for Jenny. Apart from lockign her in car, what else can be done on that wide ground with animals running around & no where to hide? She bumped into him by surprise as he was expecting her to be in palace with rest of those British family. That was the qiuckest way he could come up with. Also, Jenny shown plans to aid Bheem's personal cause to rescue his friend , not to betray her family. Also, she has been harboring positive feelings towards him & watch him undergo public lashing by that spiked belt thrown in by her aunt definitely might have broke her heart & instigated cold feelings towards her aunt & uncle. Others in this comment section corrected other things you and Achara brought up. My main issue is "Rapid Recovery". Bheem told that Rama will be recovered by morning. How did Rama gained such a vigor in short time to punch holes in walls while antivenom is still working it's way in his body. Also, how come he is able to move with ease shortly after Bheem applies herbs to his knees. This is my only issue with movie.

[@krishnachaitanya9627]

Hi Jaby Glad you made a long review about this film and I have watched without forwarding. I want to say don't think too much about below comments each and every person have different opinions about the way they feel the moments in the film. Some enjoy calmness during the pain which makes to feel like us taking that pain & some take pain with song/lyric. End of the day I watch your review to understand different perspective. As a OUTSIDER OF INDIAN CINEMA how you feel & what you like and don't. CONTINUE THE SAME, MORE POWER TO YOU AND ACHARA. (This setup takes time to adjust)

[@munnagkumaranne2926]

They intentionally choose Alia and didn’t colour her because the legendary goddess SITA is supposed to be fair and pretty and Lord ram is brown and blue. Since ram charan and Alia are reference to lord ram and Sita, it make sense in this contex, she looks so beautiful not blending in darker shade. And not all Indians from villages are Dark, there are South Indian quire fairer than north.

[@arpitpatra]

Yeah i have seen many south indian wifes being way fairer than husbands

[@SandeepKumar-zl2cd]

Ram is black not blue or brown Neeli megha shyama Fully water filled cloud It looks black . Don't confus with dark cloud with blue sky

[@gavindanal9434]

But she had little to no character in the movie. Anyone could've done the amount of acting she did like why was she even casted ? Just looks at bahubali female characters and look at her

[@srn4998]

@@gavindanal9434 To have a familiar face for the north indian audience in the posters, songs and promos. She got a full fledged role in an upcoming movie with Jr.NTR in return.

[@nooneknows19]

@@gavindanal9434 For marketing reasons. I can't blame them for doing that as it worked very well.

[@mobassirahmedhemel4736]

I think alia bhat's role was small but important considering the plot is parallel to the Ramayana. Also, people was okay bheems superhuman strength because he embodied Hanuman. Like, if Hanuman can move a mountain then bheem cam certainly lift a motorbike.

[@JKB25]

As an Indian living abroad, I feel this movie is bringing the Indian history of freedom fight against the British to present day audience. The ending song remembering all the great revolutionaries from different regions of Indian subcontinent really hits a nerve. This is the real India. We are ONE no matter how different in terms of language, foods and customs. We all belong together. That is what I still feel no matter how global the world gets. Sad is the rest of the world is so caught up in the differences it is really heartwarming to see the today's Indian cinema.

[@anshumanadarshi1915]

This set up is awesome and now the discussion seems actual but the gap in between when you both are in frame is a bit ,just a bit makes .e feel like two people are just talking and disconnects the link with us but when one of you are in single frame looks damn cool.👍

[@ranjithk842]

You both really compliment each other really well in your reviews. I watched the full review in one go

[@kumarratna674]

Back in those times one of the ways to fight against British people includes folklore songs..particularly tribals..The little girl also sings from the beginning and bheem also sings to his sister when he met her 1st time to console her.. it's not an all of a sudden song..so to console,to empathise,to rise,to lit the inner dormant revolutionary aspect from the people,song is the perfect choice for that situation...For u(jaby)it might b a song bt for us(including Achara)the entire song is an emotional ride..if u look at the lyrics u'll definitely understand the pain..If u look at the lyrics Bheem is motivating himself not to give up and kneel and simultaneously inspiring everyone including Ram..

[@CineDesi]

I think you misunderstood what I said... I am not in opposition to the use of a folklore song at all. In fact, what I was saying was how cool it would have been if Bheem sang a known folklore song that everyone joined in on.

[@kumarratna674]

sorry if I misunderstood u..bt not everyone can join bheem as it was taking place in and around Delhi..so nobody knows Telugu..before ram hitting bheem,ramcharan speaks in Telugu while a person translates it in Hindi in that situation..and bheem can not sing a known folklore bcoz if u observe the lyrics,on the spot he sang the song for himself by remembering his motherland which shows in the 1st lyrical segment of song and conveys not to kneel & and 2nd segment of the lyrics he sang after seeing his blood flow..all he wanted is motivate himself not to give up and people to rise..

[@sreepradas5886]

@@kumarratna674 ooh is that so. Watched it in Hindi and couldn't make out that there was a language barrier. I thought what @jabykoay said made sense..now I understand ur point

[@kumarratna674]

@@sreepradas5886 indeed yes..Thanq for understanding my point..infact there is also another scene where this translation aspect is evident in Telugu version of the movie..when Ram charan planning to find Bheem he goes to a gathering where revolutionists assemble..in that scene also Hindi&Telugu translation is clearly noticeable..

[@talkingmeme1101]

Bheem fighting with along with animals: in history, the discription of Komuram Bheem's characters is animals in forest were under his control. He fought along with animals. There are so many such callbacks in this movie including epics Ramayana and Mahabharata. It's well crafted movie

[@akirasai3384]

Jaby and Achara, I am not sure if you have seen this movie in Cinemark XD format. If not, I highly recommend it compared to normal screens as this movie was shot with a high resolution and the movie covers the whole large XD screen! So, we only see the cropped version on normal screens. I watched on both formats and the XD version is so much better especially the interval fight sequence and climax sequence..

[@Manjunath.B]

As indian during song I feel more emotional .

[@averageasian1540]

It's laughable how everyone is just trolling jaby because he had some issues with torture scene...i think it's ok if he points out some moments that he didn't completely felt ....you guys don't need to cry over this.

[@PushpaJaganath]

@6.50 Here is a powerful dialogue in Telugu where both decides "nakkala veta inkennaallu, Kumbhasthalaanni kottali" meaning If they can able to destroy such a big Palace no need to think big who is living in it.

[@kollasrisubhash]

In Indian epics bheem is person with ultimate brute strength and lord Rama is skilled and sophisticated and film symbolized this through the lead heroes

[@redd4426]

About the exaggerated acting from white actors, most of the times the actors weren't dubbed and many Indians, especially the target audience, cannot understand their words. So, they compensated with exaggerated acting to speak the words with their faces.

[@CineDesi]

Ahhhhhhhh. If that's true, that actually makes a lot of sense to me.

[@siddarthsid1890]

I actually liked bheem's acting in that song and the emotion was carried pretty well, cant understand why u cant appreciate it. I dont think you understood the lyrics that well or something. Achara knows how to appreciate a movie lol.

[@CineDesi]

I feel like we both broke down our perspectives on that thoroughly enough to answer your confusion. "Achara knows how to appreciate a movie lol." Well, she appreciation for it certainly lines up more with yours and the Indian audience at large. That doesn't mean she knows how to appreciate a movie better.

[@chaitanyaa4030]

@@CineDesi i don't know about Hollywood movies but as long as Indian movies are concerned, of all the reactions you guys given to our movies and trailers so far, achara understood so well in less time than you jaby! achara always gets the plot and emotions that Director is trying to convey!

[@CineDesi]

@@chaitanyaa4030 well perhaps going forward this will be the Achara Kirk channel

[@shubhamdutta1467]

@@CineDesi 😂😂❤

[@bandhabindaas]

Comeon Guyz, don't be biased & harsh. It's good to have both perspectives and appreciate Jaby for what he does. He frankly puts his opinion and willing to debate. Just think how much time he spends to go through all this Indian content (which varies across the regions/demography/cultures within) & analyze things. APPRECIATE BRO. You Rock Jaby..Don't take it Personal. If we were you we couldn't justify 10% of what U guyz are doing👍👏👏

[@anweshkp6231]

Nothing moves people like Music and Songs are an integral part of Indian Independence and even lives to be honest. Even folklores are said through songs in India.

[@RaviKumar-hm3xn]

Congratulation. Your three camera trick worked. I'm halfway through.

[@pranki2254]

One thing that you guys should understand about the movie: Even if it's fictional, even if it's larger than life for real-life characters, even if there are mind-blowing scenes, the movie did well at the box office also because of the emotion it carried. You, Jaby, may not have felt the pain when Bheem was whipped, partly because you may not relate yourself with the atrocities of the British over its colonies, and particularly India, so you may not have been hit with the same intensity as an Indian would have felt.

[@1am22]

It has nothing to do with 'being indian'. His idea of songs are just breaks and fillers in a movie interfered his experience... It is quite rare where songs are part of the narrative you see. And I don't think he is familiar with such a narrative structure either.

[@pranki2254]

@@1am22 of course I agree with what he said. I said it is partly responsible because our lives and thoughts are already shaped by the history, so the movie doesn't have to emphasize emotion.

[@1am22]

@@pranki2254 cool

[@gokulkhumar2633]

ohh 😯,u have suffered because of British ,and u feel the pain,i think u are 150 or 200 yrs old grandpa born in Britain india and survived all through to watch rrr .

[@b18harshsinha83]

@@gokulkhumar2633 we have heard the stories of British atrocities though

[@vikaskomaragiri]

if u wanted to know more about ramcharan... please watch "Magadheera" directed by rajamoili🎉

[@sairohith1600]

32:23 It is actually done in telugu and then dubbed to hindi and other languages. It is a tollywood movie

[@geethasrijch1087]

The meaning of the lyrics make you cry and his emotion and pain is in the song. So, that song gives you more impact than normal scene

[@Faliat]

This movie needed to be a two part thing for sure. More time for Alia's character so she wasn't just a little five scene cameo, more time for the bromance to build outside of the montage, flashback for Bheem, focused song for Raju (maybe one he used to sing with his family or tribe or a song for him and Sita so he gets the same connection shown to them as Bheem to his tribe?), more threat from the villains, more time with the love interest Jenny. The lack of time is literally the only thing I truly dislike about this film because it would have elevated the amazing movie that was already there even higher by eliminating all of the issues in those areas.

[@RajKumar-ow8kn]

Anybody feels weird that jaby not talking about action sequences in this movie.

[@rajeshdevika8827]

May he didnt like action sequence

[@CineDesi]

we discussed it in the non-spoiler

[@josephbasha1926]

@@shinigamiryuk864 golte moodra vaayAh

[@kapoorvarun909]

Punch to tiger was 🔥🔥🔥

[@mandeepsingh-jm6ch]

You guys are the great reviewers of any movie. I have been watching u guys from three years and you guys keep on improving on every aspect of how to review a movie and i love watching any trailers and movies with u guys 💯

[@siasingh5107]

I get why you would have a problem with the song where he was tortured and why wasn't he screaming in pain . But the song is actually about him accepting that after this torture he will probably die and he is singing how nature has given him birth and made him strong and brave and now he is ready to die and return to his soil.

[@CineDesi]

That wasn't lost on me. Understanding something and preferring something are two different things.

[@siasingh5107]

@@CineDesi I respect that ☺ BTW I love your content ❤

[@Lungnimxyz]

In real life most freedom fighter use to sing Patriotic song before hang or execute

[@iamhooman6137]

Scott is "old" badass dude but he don't have any fighting skills and strength for sure. Thts why they didn't put any major fight between them.

[@pkboolean]

Jaby, I really appreciate your videos and reviews, you guys really work hard and give your honest reviews. And I also really loved this movie, and couldn’t wait to see your review after, and was glad to see you also enjoyed it.

[@munnaabhai-kf4yn]

One thing bugs me about the bow and arrows scene in the ending ,when bheem (character) takes bow and arrows from lord ram statue ,common that does make sense that statue would have real bow and arrows

[@manoteja142]

I commend your patience with the comments jaby 👍

[@none665]

@13:40 it is actually a trait of trubals they sing in pain sadness happiness what not... they just express most things in simple songs. kind of their thing thats why it connected indians well coz we know our tribals.

[@anilponugoti1157]

Excellent and thorough review....... Thank you so much ..... For your love... For Indian cinema

[@ChrisSmith-tu9bu]

Yeah The best part of the movie for me is Bheems song, he thinks hes gonna die so hes excepting the outcome and the song exemplifies the purity of his revolt...that hes a child of the forest...that his master is mother earth, so he'll never kneel to the British and in fact his blood is a gift to the Earth that made him because he serves his creator...I love that hes singing...the point of the song is he feels joy in being able to die with his pride and representing his people....he REFRAMED the situation..he embraced love and although he was in agony he was recalling what his tribe and family had taught him so he was happily excepting his fate.. that he loved the forest, the earth, and his family and that he was happy he could honor them with this sacrifice and by standing tall...it was almost like a lullaby and it was to remind him to be strong and not kneel no matter what...plus its Bollywood so they gotta sing LMAO