RRR MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! SS Rajamouli | Ram Charan | NTR Jr. | Full Movie Review

[@ReelRejects]

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[@captain_sourav_10]

One of the best movies of 2022

[@ahmadmohammed4212]

I don't watch indie movies

[@aditisharma-bj9nq]

Fun time.

[@jamesbuchananbarnesss]

I LOVED IT!!!!

[@bhaveshghanta369]

Finallyyyyuu

[@nihill4048]

RRR got nominated for golden globes in non english film, and best original song - naatu naatu

[@Anu32148]

Their timing is impeccable!

[@gandharashtaputre4679]

Personally, Dosti is more creative than natu natu

[@skydoven]

Won!!

[@secretvault4825]

Why are people looking for stress relief? This is why! Pure joy! And anxiety disorder! 😂 Love from India! I bet it bags all the Oscar noms. What an experience!

[@Sharpe1502]

Got nominated for best picture at the Hollywood and Critics Choice Awards.

[@Ay3shizzle]

This movie blew my mind not just for the cool action scenes but for the power of friendship lol. It’s amazing how Indian films give no shits about obeying physics because they do insanely unrealistic stuff in the action sequences but that’s what makes it fun as it separates it from American films. Overall great reaction dudes!

[@brettcantrell8650]

also Indian movies don't give a damn about the wokeism prevalent in hollyweird

[@samsung123451]

Marvel too doesn't follow physics.

[@bhanuraja6479]

Fast and Furious too doesn't follow physics

[@memy45]

Yeh American movie's are really sucks

[@brettcantrell8650]

@@samsung123451 Most American movies do not follow physics but these guys wants to talk against Indian movies. Oh the hypocrisy.

[@itist4910]

YOU GUYS DON’T KNOW HOW LONG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS REACTION!!!!

[@rohithkumar2662]

Yeah ..

[@akhilarora6022]

Us too mate!

[@jaykay845]

YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LONG I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR YOUR REACTION TO THEIR REACTION!!!!

[@Itsapurvsingh]

Jobless B@sr@rd spotted.

[@prashanthganesh944]

@@jaykay845 YOU DON'T KNOW HOW LONG IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO REACT LIKE YOU FOR THEIR REACTION OF THIS REACTION!!!

[@Observer9812]

Budget for RRR was $72million...imagine if the director had a bigger budget?

[@yashr.6265]

That's the highest budget for a Indian movie

[@chronomatt6990]

He would have ruined it. It was perfect as is.

[@ShriyaPujari]

India can afford more high budgets but here prices and services are cheaper. So the budget looks lesser than expected.

[@VikashKumar-kw5ck]

@@ShriyaPujari right 👍👍👍👍👍

[@NafiShafi]

That's bcoz the expense is less in India..

[@gwendee5070]

I accidentally came across it on Netflix,saw the preview, gave it a go! Loved it. Netflix shown me so many international movies around the world than any other media platforms.

[@MrKarlGP]

As a British watcher of this, I feel the shame and understand the anger. It's been a long time coming, but Brits are now just as valid historical villains as Germans were generically portrayed as for decades previously. British Imperialism was arguably more insidious and was certainly more protracted.

[@Sashwath21]

Very few Brits today realise this which is one of the reasons why there is so much angst against you lot in India. Glad some do understand though.

[@demonhunter5061]

Well some British still publically says" those uncivilized Indian people should be ruled by us or else they won't survive" . Glad that u hv a open mind cz British government still didn't gave a single official apology to those countries they looted and tortured

[@whakjob]

@@demonhunter5061 So, the person who made the comment has never abused anyoen racially, and the repliers have never actually faced colonization. while what happened should never be forgetting we must also remember that Brits now are not the same people.

[@elck3]

Well you literally have an Indian prime minister now.

[@demonhunter5061]

@@whakjob they r the same 🤷‍♂️ did u know what bbc is saying about our pm and our motherland to get views? And bbc is funded by British gov so what they say really matters on official lvl

[@pokemonitishere202]

I'm so happy that our RRR, a Telugu🔥 language film from India is entertaining so many people all around the world irrespective of language culture continents and regions. Jai Telugu thalli 🔥✊

[@Mb-uy5dr]

evarunna lekapoina.. mana bhasha kosam nuvvunnavura darling. Mana Telugu Thalliki Nijamaina Bidda vi nuvvu. She will always be proud of you.

[@AvinashKumar-rr7ck]

Anna nuvvu Taggadu 💪 Jai Telugu Talli 💥

[@rightclub4516]

But tamilian , malayalis are jealous of this Success ... But good job Tollywood ❤️❤️

[@pokemonitishere202]

@@rightclub4516 A day without crying on the success of Telugu movie's success is a day wasted for Tamilians (Aravollu) & mallus. -Raja Raja Chola

[@raf8196]

@@rightclub4516 get lost you comedy Buffalo 🤭

[@hud56]

Crazy timing cause the actor who plays ram just announced he's gonna be expecting his first child a couple hours ago

[@barunjena6171]

Netflix wasn't bugging. The name of the actor is Ram Charan, but the character he is playing is Rama Raju, and it also the name of Lord Ram, who he is dressed like in the last fight scene with the saffron cloth and the bow and arrow. That's why you see the name Rama come in the last fight scene.

[@Sachin_C10]

Yes but the lord Rama reference wasn't primarily the focus as that attire was worn by Alluri Sitarama Raju in real life & that is what Rajamouli sir wanted in that scene, yes even ramayana played a role in how cool that shot looked but the attire was clearly knowing the actual history of That freedom fighter in real life.

[@DGLeo482]

He was not dressed like Shri Ram from Ramayana but an actual freedom fighter called Alluri Sitarama Raju (also the name of his character)

[@FaryadAli-p5b]

​@@Sachin_C10xyc8

[@nagasainarasimha1645]

Thank you so much guys for reacting to this it's a action masterpiece 🔥

[@bhanu.01]

His full name is Rama Raju who is an actual freedom fighter.. In this fictionalised movie, when he met Bheem (Akthar) the first time, he introduced himself as Raju (as he is in disguise trying to find Bheem) while everyone who know him since childhood refer to him as Ram(a). Both are correct. And Rama Raju's character was played by an actor called Ram Charan. So there is a partial name match of the actor and the character he is playing.

[@leighcochran7303]

Krishna.

[@leighcochran7303]

Indian people are not shy about naming kids after gods. I just found out that Ben Kingsley's birth name was

[@bhanu.01]

@@leighcochran7303 True. A large percentage of names in India are named after Gods.

[@sebagonzalezmusic]

That whole Desi Nach dance number with the song Naatu Naatu was AMAZING💃🏾🕺🏻😭🔥. That was some Tollywood Step-Up type stuff and they KILLED IT😄

[@mukeshko]

Not Bollywood, it's Tollywood or you can say Indian

[@simbatheprince3528]

and the desi nach is for the hindu version of the song where the original version actually says naatu naatu, wanted to mention cause some people think nacho is the original lyrics for the telugu as well

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

Few easter eggs and fun facts of RRR: 1) Both the characters Raju and Bheem were inspired from 2 real indian freedom fighters and revolutionists from indian history, Alluri seeta rama raju from andhra pradesh and Komuram bheem from telangana, ie, from the two telugu speaking states, in history both of them Raju and bheem were from same timeline but never met each other in reality, in original history they both went missing for 4 years during this 1920 time period, no one knows where they went and what they did, but after 4 years they both returned to their villages and fought their own fights and both sacrificed their lives for our country, Director rajamouli hv woven a fictional story that what happens if they met each other, and exchange their ideas and ideologies in the time period they went missing... That's how this movie was born.... This movie is about India's freedom from british rule, this movie was about friendship between 2 states... 2) When bahubali was released many people began to nitpick about small things in the movie, they began to look for flaws, one such flaw which was pointed out by many people is the iconic scene where prabhas makes the huge jump in the waterfall, many pointed out that he should take a run up to make such a huge jump, instead he just jumps from the edge, thats the reason y in RRR When ram and bheem meet for the 1st time, to rescue the kid under the bridge while they jump down the bridge they take a run up in rajamouli style with a horse n a bike🤣🤣 guess what rajamouli learns from his mistakes, even in the same scene we can see ram charan takes a flag dips it in the water n makes it wet before he throws it to jr NTR, so that when jr NTR wraps it around it won't catch fire 🔥🔥... The imagination n brilliance of rajamouli sir🔥🔥 Respect👍👍 3) Unlike many other indian movies which involve english actors, in RRR we find the performances of english actors far better, that's because rajamouli approached professionals, the one who played Scott is "Ray Stevenson" one who acted in "Thor" movies, one who played lady Scott is "Alison doody" the lead actress from indiana jones.... 4) The sets u can see in nacho nacho or naatu naatu song, the palace behind is actually President's palace in Ukraine..After finishing the movie n returning to india, war was started in ukraine.... 5) When ram captures bheem's clan member, he catches a snake n attacks ram even though he is tied, that man catching the snake is justified coz they r gond tribals, they know everything abt every animal, how to trap and catch them, n how to treat animal attacks using natural ayurvedic remedies, since they were born n brought up in jungle along with those animals n plants, that's how even jr NTR is able to tame n control the animals during interval sequence.... 6) That song jr NTR sings while being whipped "komaram bheemudo", *few* non indian and north indian audience may find the song lil distasteful because they r unaware of the importance of the song, the gond tribe (the telangana people) who faced many tortures under the nijam rule, hv developed a habit of singing folklore songs explaining their pain n oppression for years, these songs kind of made those people stronger n revolt against nijams, similarly at the end of the song people revolt, even now a days these songs r famous in Telangana area, we andhra n telangana people r familiar with such songs, but north indian n non indian audience may not hv any idea abt it, even the song komaram bheemudo was written by one of the famous revolutionary singer from telangana area, if u concentrate on the lyrics of the song we can feel the oppression his people r facing.... 7) the subtext or easter egg about the "Barbed whip" that lady scott threw to torture jr NTR is that in the climax when the Scott's empire blows up when lady scott died we can see her body hanging in "Barbed wires" implying that she finally got what she deserved.... "karma is a bitch"🤭🤭🤣 8) near the climax when jr NTR knocks on the floor to find ram who was imprisoned in the ground, he actually knocks the same beats of Nacho Nacho song, so that only ram charan could recognise it's him rather than other possible prisoners, ram charan also reciprocates by knocking the same beat of nacho nacho, even in the earlier scene when ram charam is bit by snake he plays the same beats to communicate with jr NTR, the cinematic brilliance of rajamouli for using a song in so many ways giving easter eggs all the way around is lit🔥🔥🔥 hatsoff to rajamouli 🙏 9) In a scene where they show the security measures of the palace they had 2 doors at entrance, only after closing the 1st door they will open 2nd door, if we observe both the doors clearly and also if we listen to the creek sounds of both doors, we would know the outer door is a wooden one, and the inner door is a metal one, so to rescue malli they can break the outer door but they can't break the inner door, that's the reason y the character jhangu climbs a tree and listens for the 2nd door to open to rescue malli in interval scene... Every small detail in this movie is well planned and well executed... 10) the scene about bheem carrying ram in the climax sequence may seem a bit overemphasized, but even earlier in the film in dosti song there was a shot giving easter eggs, where we can see jr ntr doing squats on the ground lifting ram charan, then ram charan does pull ups holding a tree branch, this way rajamouli is planting an idea subconsciously to his audience that jr ntr got lower body strength n ram charan got upper body strength... So that audience get convinced during the climax scene where bheem carries ram... Even the scene seems physically impossible, rajamouli never hesitates to show his ideas n imaginations in the most convincing way possible, that scene may be impossible but u could never find any other director pulling of such a scene in any film like rajamouli... Respect.... 11) The same way In climax fight sequence bheem lifting a bike looks over the top for sure, but do u know those bikes were actually used during second world war time so that in any unforeseen situation during war the soldiers can actually carry the bikes, those bikes weight around 55kgs only, i agree that even 55 kg bike travelling at 50kmph velocity is difficult to be lifted... But look at the way it was imagined, presented,picturized, the mesmerising cinematography in that scene, the kind of goosebumps it gave us, we should watch the movie for its epicness, rather than being nitpicky about everything.... 12) At the climax that transformation of ram charan🔥🔥, many people thought that was sree ram's avatar, there are many indian purana's references to the movie for sure but its not only sree ram's avatar, it is also about the original look of Alluri seeta rama raju (the freedom fighter ram charan was playing), alluri seeta rama raju in history was well learnt man who wears those kashayam clothes fights with bow n arrows, probably the best archer india has ever had, he fought against britishers he got weapons n guns by attacking police stations n british camps, he used the same weapons to attack britishers with his trusted men... Even he was shot dead by britishers in the freedom struggle... Legend says that britishers put around 100 bullets in his body n ruthlessly killed him... At the end of the film rajamouli showed ram n bheem in their original looks ram wearing kashayam clothes, with long hair n beard, bheem with a pagdi on his head n those clothes gond people used to wear... 13) the final RRR fact, For the interval sequence with animals rajamouli shot for around 65 nights, each night they spent around 75lakhs for the shoot itself... In that interval sequence they had to imagine animals were there n fight accordingly, for that to happen n so that each n every background artist to be in sync with the CG animals rajamouli employed different tactics while shooting which were not even used in Hollywood movies, a) for bear they used a person wearing green blanket, since the movement of bear is slow similar to a human being... b)For shots with tiger, tiger moves much faster than humans, so they can't just place a human with green blanket, so rajamouli positioned laser lights following the head position of the tiger, so that camera man n actors can imagine the position of tiger n act accordingly. c) for wolves they used dogs which were trained to catch a ball, while shooting the sequence they randomly throw the balls in middle of men, so the dogs chase the balls, in that way rajamouli captured peoples reactions to wolves, later on during CG he replaced the dogs with wolves... d) for other fast moving animals like deers, they used remote controlled cars moving in between the actors....

[@txrokk]

Bro this is waste of time, no one's going to read this 🤡

[@jaishankar1917]

@@txrokk No I appreciate what he has shared. It was very informative

[@udayshnkr420]

Umm ... Cool, I guess?

[@yeaboi3210]

@@txrokk I read it and found it pretty interesting actually. You’re just emanating big clown energy over here 🤡 taking the time to leave a comment to bring a random guy down. Get a life.

[@dr.khwajarafi9464]

@@txrokk Thank you for your concern bro, no one may appreciate our work, but that shouldn't stop us from doing it... *Karmanye Vadhikaraste ma phaleshu kadhachana*

[@stallonsoundar733]

Thank u guys for yours fantastic reaction to this movie. For your kind info in India we have different types of culture and languages(Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Hindi). Follow to that we also have different types of film Institute (Tollywood, Kollywood, Sandalhood, Bollywood). "RRR" is a PAN india movie which means it's made dubbed and released all states in India as their language. You guys just watched dubbed version and I really appreciate to that. But it's original version is Telugu-Tollywood.

[@ParadoxicalSerenity]

Forgot Bengali??? A lot of classic gems have come from Bengal

[@stallonsoundar733]

@@ParadoxicalSerenity oh my mistake. I am so sorry my friend for not mention bengali industry

[@ParadoxicalSerenity]

@@stallonsoundar733 okay sour fellow

[@jerryp2790]

really wish you guys could have seen it in the theater! 10/10 when we saw it on Netflix with our home TV, and luckily a theater nearby had a re-showing of it in the summer. 15/10 on the big screen with that surround sound!! unbelievably amazing

[@ahmadmohammed4212]

The way John and Aaron saying " Rrrrrrrr Rrrrrrrrr Rrrrrrrr " is so funny

[@harghartiranga2606]

they were trying russian accent because russian prounounce there "r" as rrrrrrr.....

[@doneywilliam]

I could hear Jaby face palm from here when Greg called this a Bollywood movie 😂😂

[@prasannaighe5188]

After the reaction of Reel Rejects, I can surely say RRR has reached everywhere, Your reaction is worth more than Oscar..... I was waiting for this moment... And never miss SS Rajamouli's movie on Big screen next time, He is genuinely the most creative director of this era....Very unique style ....🙏🙏🙌🙌♥️

[@kiraakgang5797]

True 🔥

[@deepfryerhouse6885]

Reel Rejects RRR Reaction RRRRRR

[@pizzer.]

The fact that an English reaction channel reacted to an indian movie before a Indian guy who's obsessed with Marvel, Cobra Kai and Stranger Things did, is kinda funny.

[@udayshnkr420]

You're waiting for a reaction video? Niceee

[@ar_dent_me]

Now nominated for 2 Golden Globes and Oscar next 🔥🔥🔥

[@KarthikeyaBetha]

Avatar 2 is also nominated even before the release Golden Globes are hype awards Only popular movies are nominated Not great movies

[@sweetstrawberry4909]

@@KarthikeyaBetha That's the reason Endgame won 8 awards, clown 🤡🤡

[@ritzzyritz2044]

I am so glad you caught the natu natu rhythm at the solitary cell while bheem goes to save Ram. Also Ram called out to Bheem using the same rhythm when he was bit by the snake and Bheem just walked right past. Not many people catch that!!

[@mycroft16]

This film has absolutely no business being this damn good, and it legitimately is. It has absolutely gorgeous cinematography, locations, sets. The editing is extremely tight but you never lose track of where things are or what you're looking at. The story has multiple layers. The effects are extremely top notch. There are a handful that people simply do not catch as vfx shots at all. When Ram is chasing the guy at the beginning and loses him in the crowd and the camera pulls way back... the entire shot is entirely vfx. The environment, the people, ALL of it. The train is a large model, mixed with live action in a river, plus vfx. It's an extremely well made movie.

[@webstrex1217]

Omg! Get ready for a Cinematic Masterpiece

[@balua2968]

I loved the way how this movie made adult grown men around the world cry with joy, 😍 brought out pure emotions from within.

[@mukeshko]

48:46 one correction it's not a Bollywood movie. You can call it an Indian movie or Tollywood movie (one of the Indian regional cinema industry just like Bollywood). You mentioned you liked background score or music in this. I think today, MM Keeravani won LA Film Critics Award for Best Music Director

[@Tanvee]

This movie got nominated for 2 golden globes. I am so happy Telugu movies are getting the global recognition it deserves

[@StoickTheTired]

You always have me with a movie that has amazing creative choreography and just full-on banana clown business energy. But when the music is banging and most importantly it's telling the story of these Heroes and their bond, it gonna be a 20 out of 10 every time

[@AriaIsara]

Great review and I totally agree with Greg. It's odd when some people (westerners mostly) only mention the action and spectacle. What makes this movie special is that it has emotions at its core and it does that well. You guys should react to Eega, one of the director's previous movies 🙂

[@PraveenofLost]

Wow!!! Been waiting for this reaction….almost thought you’d never end up doing one

[@kvm6]

Well.. here's every question you had answered, and some corrections and background info. Unfortunately, this is not a Bollywood product, but of Telugu cinema aka Tollywood. NTR Jr. and Ram Charan (main leads) are playing real life freedom fighters from 1920. Ram Charan plays the role - Alluri Seetaram Raju, aka Rama Raju or Raju. (It's why subtitles sometimes said Ram too) NTR Jr. plays the role - Komaram Bheem, a Gond tribe leader. They are known for making great handicrafts (like the bangle Bheem made in film to "gift" to Malli). The song Bheem sings when he's being flogged is also kinda dedicated to the irl freedom fighter he's playing and thes tribe. The characters were Freedom Fighters, but never met IRL. Director S.S. Rajmouli made the film on the idea of how they might have met, and inspired each other. The end song sequence has many Indian freedom fighters, Yes. There's many film industries in India, Bollywood, Tollywood, Mollywood. Some fans of each industry love hating stuff made by other. You'll probably notice it happening it here too. Anyways, Indian Cinema isn't just Song and Dance, there's many classics and modern films that only focus on Drama or some other genre. What you watched is called a 'Masala' (Spice) film, so called because it's a blend of many genres, Indian cinema and audience loves masala ventures, because there's something to love for everyone. If you are looking for more Indian stuff to react to then do ask Jaby! He'll probably suggest great movies (unless he's playing you). Loved your reactions!

[@geetadhumane5793]

Timing guys...RRR just scored two Noms at the Golden Globes...Cheers

[@Luke-cu7bf]

undeserved because it's a mid af movie

[@sweetstrawberry4909]

@@Luke-cu7bf Says a critics who is homeless lmao.

[@Luke-cu7bf]

@@sweetstrawberry4909 what?

[@Daedalus675]

@@Luke-cu7bf and who tf are you?

[@Luke-cu7bf]

@@Daedalus675 why are you so upset buddy?

[@iAmLeRoY1221]

Very curious to see what corner of the internet they were in where nobody was talking about the dance sequence. Naatu Naatu was my entire twitter timeline for a hot minute

[@vinilreddy3044]

It's not a Bollywood film, it's a Telugu Film(Tollywood) Check out other works of the same Director-SS RAJAMOULI : •Eega2012(Telugu language) going to release in Netflix on December 16th •Bahubali 1&2(Telugu language)

[@lunanoct8901]

That was the craziest most over the top action i've ever seen in a movie that was freaking great holy crap.

[@Shinransa]

This movie is just Devil May Cry cutscenes for three hours... every over-the-top idea Capcom didn't come up with for DMC, they did with somehow even more flourish. It has set a new standard for insane over-the-top action films, I want more of this and I want it to influence western films. We do way too much serious action scenes when you can just ignore physics sometimes.

[@matthewcronin2325]

This movie is the definition of taking you by surprise

[@thenmkshowofficial]

Don't call bollywood tollywood kollywood etc etc Just call INDIAN CINEMA👍🏻🙏❤

[@disguisedtiger9594]

36:24 Every American's Reaction Is always so funny in this scene 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@ks-vd2gm]

It's a tollywood movie and it is in Telugu language, the one you guys watched is it's Hindi dub.

[@Exel3nce]

the dancing scene completly took me over. i loved it before that but that alone .....fck, its too good of a time

[@azharmomin1]

That british male antagonist (ray stevensen) played "volstagg" in the thor movie as the thor's companion!

[@GerbenVanDeCasteele]

Once in a while you NEED this kind of movie!!! Just a blast all the way:)

[@atulshrivastava6982]

This movie 'RRR' have culture reference in almost every frame.... So, it's not just a movie, rather an emotion for Indians.

[@KCannaQueen]

"Why don't you carry me like that bro" "You know why"

[@LekshmipathyBalaji-f1k]

You guys should watch bahubali. Same, director, writer (director's Father), Composer (cousin), costume designer (director's wife) etc. The cast is awesone as well. It is visually (as usual) really good. But the story is just........ so guys check out Bahubali (Also part 2 of it).

[@rrrmoviereactionreviewanalysis]

Thank you so much for this! Its an amazing movie. For Americans to understand intricacies that they would have missed do see 'RRR Movie: Reaction Review Analysis'. It is truly a masterpiece. Cheers!

[@King_ofNight]

I love your RRR scene explanation.

[@rrrmoviereactionreviewanalysis]

@@King_ofNight Thank you!

[@CinePhile_Girl_Mahira]

But still some own indian people don't understand,they always try to pull out flaws

[@andreimcallister1365]

That’s rra

[@pkoppart]

05:08 - because those buckets have water that is supposed to be used to put off fire in the event of a fire accident.

[@vishwaa5158]

57:57 Character name : Ram Raju Actor name : ram Charan In movie they call him both Raju and ram . Actually the character names are taken from real life freedom fighters "Alluri seetha RamaRaju and Komaram Bheem"

[@TeluguSuperhumans]

So happy to see you guys react to this 😊

[@leiasdad9437]

Yesssss finally ! Told John on Patreon y’all should watch this

[@eduardotobarjaque7758]

Esta película tiene todo lo que una película debería tener, magnifica!!!!!

[@editexpo]

The first scene was like a Lion entered into a Mob 🦁. Ram Charan🔥🔥💯

[@kanishkjoshi763]

That bike scene in which Bheem lifted bike was real. At that time custom bikes were made for armies which were easy to carry and they weigh 60kg

[@krishna_-]

In the interval animal Mayhem scene, a tiger and a deer came out of the same cage.. cuz in the disclaimer it is said that no animals were harmed in the making of this film so the tiger respected that and didn't harm the deer So about the bike scene, During the British rule, those bikes used by them were 55kg so it's kinda believable as Bheem uses it as a weapon 😂

[@vineethmenon1000]

Watching the movie without any expectations or watching any clips or trailer makes it so much more entertaining and enjoyable!

[@Sharpe1502]

36:15 I had the EXACT same reaction. 😂 I scared my dog from gasping so loud.

[@gamps11596]

I'm so glad I got to see this in theatres

[@roastampostam3992]

Let me help you with few details regarding this movie and how it has historical connections which makes this movie Great for Indians 😊 1. Ram and Bheem both were Freedom Fighters in real during British rule. 2. Also, Lord Ram was incarnation of God Vishnu before 7400 years before and his wife name was Sita (Same Names are used here) 3. Bhim was also very famous warrior before approx. 3400 years in India and it is said physically he had power of 100 elephants. That is why here Bhim has shown as Physically powerful. 4. Lord Ram wore Saffron cloths and had Bow and Arrow as weapons. Same has been shown in Climax scene. Bow and Arrow was taken from status of Lord Ram by Bhim in jungle. 5. That bike Bhim carried in climax was only 50 kilograms which was known in battles during 1st world war. There are many such historical refrences used in this movie 🤘🙏

[@JuriAmari]

My dad and I watched this on a whim one night and we had a blast from start to finish. I’m so glad more people are finding this entertaining gem! 🥰 Fun fact - all of the animals are CGI

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

RRR received 2 Golden Globes nominations: - Best Motion Picture Non-English Film. - Best Original Song “Naatu Naatu” I’m hoping for some Oscar nominations as well. The film might get the following Oscar nods: - Best Picture - Best Director - Visual Effects - Sound Design - Original Song (“Naatu Naatu”) - Original Screenplay (long shot) - Editing (long shot)

[@Wallewallaby]

I just watched this for the first time last night and I absolutely cannot get over it, especially Naatu Naatu. I can't stop watching that dance lol. A couple of my coworkers got really excited when I told them I watched this and the first film they recommended is a movie series called K.G.F. They claimed its an insane movie in India so I'll be checking that out tomorrow. Apparently there's gonna be a third one coming out soon, hugely anticipated.

[@talitafranco7230]

It was my favorite movie in a long time! Such an unique experience!! I love it! The director Rajamuli is fantastic! I went to watch the his other movies! Bahubali is amazing too!! Go watch!!

[@vipulmalhotra6426]

Bahubali is awsm

[@Gobblergobbler]

This movie is actually based on two real people but they never met in real life

[@Daniel.Blomberg]

10:40 The flag represent Rams fight for the country and the child represents Bheems fight for the child in the beginning.

[@RomanReigns-AcknowledgeMe]

Lol I freaking love this movie , the brotherhood story is incredible!!!

[@wrathbeast199]

Woaaah whaaaaat !!! Let's Goo bro.. Thank u so Much Buddy for reacting to RRR... Lots of Love frm India ❤

[@D3DS3C]

I'm so happy that you guys decided to watch this movie. This has to be one if not the best movie I've seen this year. I have recommended this movie to everyone I know because it's that good. The first time I found out about this movie was through Corridor Digital, so shoutout to them as well.

[@varksanityv7986]

Is watching RRR (3 hour movie) 8 times (full 24 hours) too much? Or should I keep going for a full week? If so i need to watch it 48 more times

[@SerCrispinCole]

No lol it's less. I've watched it over 10-12 times tbh.

[@ranjitbahadur0]

Ram Charans character is called Rama Raju. It's like a name-middle name situation. His parents and Sita call him "Ram" but he introduces himself as "Raju" to his friends.

[@kindofanmol]

57:10 His alias name in the movie was Raju. He used that name to conceal his identity while working under the British. His actual name in the movie was Ram, as revealed during his childhood (flashback) scenes.

[@lamiya4287]

Oh no both are his names only.. Raju is his surname..like a nickname. People who are close to him call him that way(his uncle too calls him raju). Ram is his first name/official name. Full name Ramaraju. He never concealed his name anywhere in the film. Even if he said ram as his name to bheem it's not going to make any difference as bheem didn't knew him anyway. Plus it's shown that bheem knew he had Ram as name as well which is shown in dosti song when ram shows seetha's bracelet and bheem says oh so u both r like "Ram and Seetha".

[@Hidden.Gemsssss]

dont waste ur time explaining them, they have no interest in the movie..

[@comyNerd]

ss Rajmoulli sir planning for the second part of it , very excited for it 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@thenickeroo2008]

Holy fuck- the most unexpecting reaction. LETS GOOOO

[@kirstengilroy302]

Love me some Aaron, especially in a Christmas 🕷🕷jumper! This film is insane, you guys are going to love it! Hope everyone has a great and peaceful Christmas 🎄🎄🎅🏼🎅🏼

[@CinemondoPodcast]

A spectacular film!

[@theepicscenes9413]

Oo your jaby koay brother that's why you looks same 😂😂

[@nithinsingiri2486]

Guys you should check out Bahubali : The Beginning, it's directed by the same director S.S. Rajamouli

[@aswink974]

Pls don't 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@funvideos1941]

@@aswink974 I definitely think you belong to one state

[@sammytalluri1019]

@@funvideos1941 sambar state 😂

[@pokemonitishere202]

@@funvideos1941 Arava Nadu 🤣

[@aham-mumukshu-asmi]

57:30 - Ram charan's charatcer name is Ramaraju.. based on Freedom fight Alluri Sitarama Raju

[@lanagievski1540]

Raju and Bheem were legit real life revolutionaries and this film serves as what-if fanfic of if they met and became best friends.

[@rahulmenon9530]

If u haven't already, see the Bahubali duology by the same director of RRR, SS Rajamouli

[@Sachin_C10]

I understand most Americans watched this on Netflix, but u can't get the complete experience without watching it in a theatre. That's where this was made for.

[@Gab1s16]

I’ve been anticipating this reaction since I saw this movie for the first time!! So hype for this!

[@Rokka340]

For me, the best movie of 2022. I had a blast with this movie, exactly the reactions you guys had.

[@sonialeaphart9669]

It has a Stephen Chow, Kung Fu Hustle flair, funny, great action 😊

[@sudhir2445]

I was refreshing your page for months just to get this reaction and finally at last you did it.

[@Z71990]

50:13 The song was a tribute to our Freedom Fighters

[@jaydeepsen4769]

Congratulations Greg for your marriage 💐 May both of you stay blessed and happy forever ❤️

[@ilovemovies5767]

Ram Charan is the actor's name, and his character name is Rama Raju in the movie...

[@rishabshirolkar874]

I can almost hear Jaby and other people internally screaming "This isn't Bollywood guys!!"

[@darkjosh1]

So in Netflix it probably says Rama because in the movie it was referencing Ramayana (an epic in Indian culture) and Rama is a main character in that epic and Raju was personifying him especially when he gets into his makeup in the forest fight towards the end. I hope I did a good enough job explaining some things :)

[@bhanu.01]

No.. His full name is Rama Raju who is an actual freedom fighter.. When he met Bheem (Akthar) the first time, he introduced himself as Raju (as he is in disguise trying to find Bheem) while everyone who know him since childhood refer to him as Ram(a). Both are correct.

[@khagapatibisoi3835]

The character Rama is based on an actual freedom fighter of 1920s Named Alluri Sita RamaRaju

[@SerCrispinCole]

Nope. Movie was sure giving reference of Ramayana but the main reason is The Freedom fighters actual name was Alluri Sita rama raju

[@leighcochran7303]

I love watching reaction videos, mostly to sixties music I grew up on. It's soooooo fun to see the "young people" reacting to songs I've been loving for fifty years. I'm also a great movie fan (dually addicted!) and RRR was one of the very best I've seen, pure cinema. With a message. Just wanted to say that you've been charming and entertaining and I'll be subscribing! Loved your thoughtful commentary at the end.

[@fantasyland3646]

This movie is crazy chaotic wild and amazing love the action and the horse bike fire water duo

[@blackbangtan8943]

Finally a indian film thats not from bollywood getting the recognition... all of the south indian movie industries like kollywood, tollywood, mollywood, sandalwood, are very good... i can give reccomendations in some

[@aayushkumarrai4425]

I never expected a reaction of rrr from u guys... But I am soo glad u guys did it!! Thanku very much!

[@tranquilk5912]

8:48 i love how as the camera pans out so does the music fades out

[@bijoybiswas1932]

I'd really love for Greg to check out Lagaan/Sardar Udham. You can can even do it on Jaby's channel.

[@anuragkumar346]

Naatu Naatu created history by winning both Oscar and golden globes

[@navinbabu888]

Thank you guys for reacting ❤️❤️

[@NeonSense]

57:19 to clear your confusion, both of them (Bheem and Raju) were real life personalities, freedom fighters for India, so the director used these characters in a fictional word and made a story - what if both of them met each other? (They never met in real life). So Ram/Raju, his full name is Alluri Seeta Raama Raaju, so sometimes people call him Ram and sometimes Raaju in the movie

[@MythicalPhoebe]

this movie has all of the bollywood charm, but it infuses it into an epic drama. there's action, musical numbers, romance. it's got everything and i think it blends it all together in a way that's really good.

[@satvikmanocha0]

@@अक्षतआर्य Bollywood won't make a movie like this, ever...

[@satvikmanocha0]

@@अक्षतआर्य Bhai tereko thhodi reply kiya thha shayad