RRR Spoiler Talk, Theatre Response, Crazy Introduction, Insane Interval, Failures & Analysis

[@bhaitaboy]

The jail escape Scenes, where Bhim carries Ram on his shoulder was a reference to Ramayana when Lord Ram and Lakshman were carried out by Hanuman on his shoulders.😊😊

[@chandansagar212]

Also bheem from Mahabharata where bheem used to carry his brothers and mother on his shoulders.

[@abidjaha9927]

Wow super bro

[@Sanjayram2_1_5]

Also Bheem used to carry his mother and brothers in his shoulders

[@nittynatsha4346]

Yo I didn't read your comment but as you seem to be a person who has seen the movie.. What age rating do you think is suitable for this movie? Plz reply!

[@saichandra9580]

@@chandansagar212 yes. That scene was inspired from both those scenes.

[@fishereffect]

In the classical Ramayana story,Rama gives Hanuman a 'Mudrika' so that Sita can identify that Hanuman is not an impostor and actually an ambassador of Ram. While there is a flip in this version where Sita gives the half piece of necklace to Bheem(Hanuman) to venture out and search for Ram. The overarching theme of Ramayana is so beautifully portrayed that I literally was in happy tears after the end of the movie.

[@akshaypendyala]

Well that’s SS Rajamouli for you at the finest sir 🙂

[@SonofSoma108]

I have never seen it from that perspective. It’s brilliant

[@BrilliantlyCool]

One more thing to note is that Bheem can be considered as brother of Hanuman as both are children of the Wind god Vayu. So if you take this into consideration, in Ramayana, Hanuman goes to rescue Sita for Ram, while in RRR, Hanuman’s brother Bheem goes to rescue Ram for Sita. This is the ingenuity of SS Rajamouli’s myth rework!

[@na-hg3ch]

BRO HE IS NOT RAM. HE IS ALLURI SITARAMARAJU, THIS IS REAL AND ACTUALLY HAPPENED. PLS STFU

[@113uineo]

@@na-hg3ch this really didnt happen.this is a fictional ,what if story on real freedom fighters, director said it long back alluri and komaam are real pepole but from different places and time lines

[@kalyankranthi]

I felt that the song during jr Ntr’s whipping episode was under appreciated, the wide range of emotions he showed needs more applause.

[@psychedelicprofundity6543]

I remember Ram Charan had almost a decade ago made his Bollywood debut with a disastrous remake of Zanjeer. And that time people were like "aree kaun hain yeh yaar, kya hain yaar?!" 🤣 Dude has certainly come a long way since then.

[@ani-po1td]

Exactly

[@rashmirozario1066]

He was and is always a big actor in tollywood, just like Ajay Devgan and Akshay in Bollywood

[@Shanky3107]

@@rashmirozario1066 yes and that’s why Ajay Devgan doing a sidekick 😀

[@ghanshanichirag6099]

@@ani-po1td he has certainly come a long long way He in telugu was also criticised a lot But some of his recent works are very impressive Watch his *rangasthalam "

[@ani-po1td]

@@ghanshanichirag6099 agreed Even I used to hate him before Rangasthalam And now the rest is history 🔥🔥🔥

[@609rahulvemula8]

1. Having character of Sita is very important in the film because in the real story of Alluri rama raju his love sita dies then rama raju adds her name to his name and becomes alluri sita rama raju. So I felt there is scope to have charecter Sita in the film and it also completes the mythological subtext “Ramayan” 2. Look of Alluri sita rama raju as lord ram is not for some mass hype. It was the actual look of Alluri sita rama raju who fought with Britishers with bow and arrow so that was very important to show in the film. I felt movie captured the the transformation of Alluri and komaram bheem into the freedom fighters they were.

[@akshaypendyala]

Yes that looks thing I agree, people who don’t know about Alluri sita Rama Raju must check his pictures

[@rajdeepghosh5942]

Why being a Hindu u always call Sri Ramayanam Mythological?

[@609rahulvemula8]

Nice question @@rajdeepghosh5942 let me explain… Iam Hindu and iam proud of that I learnt a lot from Ramayan, Gita. Lets say someone created a time machine and went back and found out that Ramayan is a myth there is no person named lord ram in history and all that story is false…. Do I leave my learning’s from rayaman behind and follow new rules..!? Damn NO. Believing in Ramayan or Mahabharata doesn’t make you hindu… learning lessons and following them makes you a hindu.. I am hindu. Every story from panchatantra was not real story but learning something from it is important believe or not that is not important.

[@rajdeepghosh5942]

@@609rahulvemula8 So How do u conclude that its a myth. When there are evidences and Ratnakkardah himself called Ramayanam Itihasa.

[@gamerdude3126]

@@609rahulvemula8 my take being an atheist hindu is that lord rama most likely existed just like jesus and mohammed. These stories get exaggerated over time but I believe that they have basis in reality.

[@पुष्पकविमान]

While Jr. NTR definitely has a powerful screen presence, Ram Charan completely stole the show when it came to the acting chops. I was floored by the way he emoted, exuding aggression and vulnerability in equal measure. Also, Ram Charan looks really handsome with that moustache getup.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

He was definitely a stand out for me as well!

[@KiranKumar-pr9jb]

SSR gave screen space for Jr NTR & RC in first half..Jr ntr scored the first half..but second half SSR gave only space for RC..really Jr NTR fans r disappointed with SSR for less second half

[@km8017]

Jr. NTR has done his best for a naive n tribal role ,his character itself is that much. He would have done even better if his role demanded much layers like that of Ramcharan’s. So it’s the characterisation but not the lesser skills or whatever.NTR is versatile n unique ❤️

[@fmssmf9202]

To be honest i found Jr NTR a little better because of his subtle emotions that look very natural and connect easily...Ram Charan already looked like a Hero and has a great screen presence but if you judge very closely Jr NTR has done a little better in emotional scenes.. That is my opinion...Nonetheless both of them were spot on and did their best

[@bad-_-boyzgaming3233]

@@KiranKumar-pr9jb See them as Characters Dude!..And Did you forget about Komaram Bheemudo Song scene

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

Few scenes that have left an impact on me apart from the obvious grandeur and epic ones are these 1. When Ram throws the sacred thread to catch Bheem. You can see the pain in Ram's eyes of betraying a friend and Bheem's anguish for being betrayed by a brother. Also, Bheem keeps on hitting him and Ram is just holding him from falling down and getting that beating as a form of penance. 2. When Bheem could easily kill Ram and I almost thought that he did. But Ram was even ready to die for his friend. He didn't resist. But Bheem couldn't kill him. What a lovely bond. 3. The scene where Ram whips Bheem. The emotions, the song, Ram's eyes, Bheem's courage.....That wa too much to take and it gave me goosebumps. 4. The scene where Ram realizes that the man he is searching for is his dear friend. 5. All the wingman sequence was adorable and fun. Things that bothered me. 1. Some of the white actors 2. The small girl in prison was shouting even when Bheem was telling her to be quiet. (I understand she is very small but I was like please please be quiet girl otherwise you both will die😅) 3. English dubbing but that is understandable Things that I decided to not care about because it is a fun watch 1. Action and physics. And once you let go of realism, those sequences are well-choreographed, edited, and presented. Things that I loved 1. Editing 2. Soundtracks and background score- Such powerful music. They invested a lot so that even the Hindi dubbed versions sound great and not just translated versions like Oo Antava song. Komuro BHeemam and Ramam Raghavam just stole the whole show. 3. CGI/VFX- I couldn't watch Bahubali in cinema halls so I don't know about that but this is the first Indian film of this scale which I watched in theaters and it was worth every penny spent. 4. Acting by Ram, NTR, Ajay, Alia, and most of the supporting cast. 5. The connection that this movie had with me. (Maybe because freedom struggle is too close to our hearts and watching something like that on screen was just mind-blowing.

[@darshanh5045]

Perfect review 👍👍

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

@@darshanh5045 Thanks man.🙂🙂

[@aliimran4711]

You wrote it too well

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

@@aliimran4711 Thanks Brother😊

[@prudhvidangeti1060]

Extremely perfect review . This is on point .

[@anshtandon7307]

Lots of mahabharat and Ramayana references.... The escape scene where Ram is on Bheem's shoulders...is also a reference from Ramayana where Hanuman takes Shri Ram on shoulders. Though the escape scene was a bit absurd but only Rajamouli can make it look super cool. RRR is anime done right in live action.

[@shivakumarvanugu3860]

Also bheema takes his brothers after escaping from the attack so Mahabharata reference also

[@pinkuverma6717]

Well said

[@venkyk4812]

People who use words "absurd" must watch American Ninja Warrior where common people does extraordinary acrobatic feats with unbelievable strength. With puny nutrition they're doing it in Real life... Imagine Bhim charector who lived in forest trapping wild animals... Don't you think he can carry a man who's starving for weeks ???

[@anshtandon7307]

@@venkyk4812 I am not questioning the idea of carrying Ram on his shoulders...my point is that how they escaped from the prison.. they are jumping from one place to another wo bhi itna perfectly...doing unrealistic gymnastics....that is a bit far fetched and absurd...but still I accept those scenes...because of the vision of Rajamouli.

[@venkyk4812]

@@anshtandon7307 There was only one jump... By the way we all cheered when Jack Sparrow did the same...

[@hastar6495]

While Bheem was mostly one tone and one-dimensional in character, Ram's characterization was a bit in the realm of grey. You keep doubting his loyalties, while trying to understand what's on his mind. For some reason it reminded me of Snape in the Harry Potter series.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

Definitely a complex character to ace! He did a phenomenal job!

[@supdude6968]

That's what they tried to do with firangi malla in thugs of hindustan. But they failed miserably.

[@denjihayakawa47]

Well RRR is getting some negativity in Telugu states because they gave more importance to Ram charan's characterisation than jrNTR.

[@shanmukhavardhan122]

Ya that's the point I guess...like Bheem is a simpleton and there's a dialogue mentioning that in second half...Goans are tribal people who have no connectivity or idea about freedom struggle until and unless they were dragged into it...it's not his character is one tone...it's the story progression in accordance to me

[@anirudh6386]

Even night fight scene actually reminds me hp and deathly hallows 2 climax fight scene

[@burritoboys6297]

7:35 The English dialogues were dubbed in places where key points were mentioned, so that the audience who find it hard to understand the accent and the language don't miss out on the important points, for example, when Jenny takes Bheem to the governors place she mentions the how the second door is opened only after the first one is closed, this detail comes to play in the pre interval scene when they bust through the facility

[@matangimawley]

I saw the movie outside india.. There was no dubbing for English dialogues..

[@saiabhiramtarigopula6955]

@@matangimawley because not all in india aware of english

[@nikhilkorra3870]

Dubbing was done when there was no one to translate in the scene. And skipped if the misunderstanding of the language was part of the screenplay.

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

Even I noticed it. It's understandable s this movie caters to a larger audience and not all can understand English. Thus it gave me those Lagaan feels😅

[@narasimha5681]

It's for regional audience . It's common in general

[@say2splendid]

Fan theory alert ::) 4:56 - Heal after gruesome injury can be attributed to the fact that Ram is accompanied by Bheem who has magical way to cure with the herbs in and around the forest. There was supporting scene in first half where he cures Ram who was supposed to die in few minutes with poisonous bite of snake . Can we draw metaphor to Hanuman where he cures lakshmana with sanjeevani

[@PratikPishwe]

I felt the same thing. Hence, it didn’t really feel as jarring coz Bheem already had demonstrated that he could heal even the most impossible of afflictions.

[@akshaypendyala]

So fucking true!

[@vishwambharabhagavath1226]

💯 Agreed That's why I tell so called intellectuals to stay away from artistic movies like this.... Cuz they don't know how to appreciate it..... They better watch tenet like movies so they can find some logics & physics.....

[@ujwalmokashi6702]

Sanjivini was not showed.

[@akshaypendyala]

@@ujwalmokashi6702 Literal “Sanjeevani” isn’t shown but the healing ability of Bheem using plants is a reference!

[@152kiran]

No Alia was not wasted. This movie is not about her. She begged SSR to be even in tiniest part of RRR and she got it.

[@72sh]

True. She holds the important scene b/w Ram and Bheem. The weightage of that scene will not carry with unknown actors.

[@ganeshbulusu]

I think the komuram bheemedo song deserved atleast a mention. Its not only a turning point in the film but also for Ram. And it was the best performance of the film acting wise. Ntr is an actor who can show more than one expression on his face simultaneously.

[@ashishthefoodmaniac9239]

The Pre Interval Scene is something I was expecting but still wasn't ready for it, it was so so so amazing. I have never shouted like the way I did while watching that epic Collision. The element of Fire and Water! My god. What an implementation

[@nittynatsha4346]

What age rating would you give to the movie?

[@irfanshaik1302]

@@nittynatsha4346 there isn't that much gore, or relalistic injuries. I think it will not affect children. It's fine for all.

[@nittynatsha4346]

@@irfanshaik1302 Thank you so much!

[@sai_69]

@@irfanshaik1302 that ntr's torture part is pretty gruesome tbh

[@ashikdennis9202]

@@nittynatsha4346 it has some really upsetting scenes that may bother children.. It is quite high of violence.. But it all serves the story. Theres one scene in particular that i really felt sad to watch and sit through.

[@manushyan-gm8xr]

I started watching Rajamouli movies from Magadheera since then Ram charan and Rajamouli both are house hold names here. With eega and bahubali Rajamouli grew further strong. Ppl here are watching RRR only Bcoz of Rajamouli Bcoz in theatres mass slogans his name . RRR could easily been made a 2 part movie I think so that like bahubali supporting characters also gets time to connect with audience

[@lazydamsel]

I agree. After watching RRR, i felt it should have had two parts.

[@Faliat]

@@lazydamsel It technically did with the interval, but yeah. Needed to be a six hour two parter.

[@hotshotsunnyz]

In Telugu states, there's a strong belief that tribals know the cure for many injuries, poisons and diseases with the juices extracted by mixing and grinding different herbs. That's what had been shown in snake bite scene as well as knee recovery at the end.

[@anweshkp6231]

Snake bite scene morning time la petti, interval fight night undelaaga pedthe set undedi... And escapee tarvatha oka 2 days tarvatha British attack pettalsindi.

[@siddhanthshetty6920]

Knee recovery was just stupid. I would rather believe that Ram had super powers than that juice healing a gruesome knee cap injury.

[@sarvathavicharsheel7487]

Snake bite recovery was definitely understandable assuming the herbs had miraculous medicinal properties but broken bones cannot be cured by anything in a lapse of few hours Aside I really didn't understand why Ram went to Akhtar after the snake bite. He didn't know Akhtar was tribal Bheem or that he might have a cure. It seemed very out of place that he traveled so long to not reach a doctor but Akhtar

[@siddhanthshetty6920]

@@sarvathavicharsheel7487 He knew his end was near, he just wanted to say goodbye to his dear friend.

[@VedPOP]

@@siddhanthshetty6920 I think it was reference to hanuman healing anything with sanjeevani.

[@anr2923]

1. With no offense to NTR jr. and his performance, purely from a context of Bheem's character having a huge physique and the raw physical strength to carry other people on his shoulders, I think Rana Daggubati would have fit the physical requirements of the character better. Maybe that would have made the jail escape sequence a bit more believable. 2. You mentioned in the non-spoiler review that NTR jr.'s acting felt over the top in a few scenes but it was actually on point. Bheem's character was meant to be an innocent, uneducated and emotional person who grew up in a tribe, people who wear emotions on their sleeve and with none of the sophistication of being subtle, sarcastic or indirect in communication that comes with living an urban life. These are people who are simpletons and are loud and exhibit their feelings without any filters. On that note, I think his acting was on point. 3. I realized after coming back home from the movie in the scene where Bheem carries and stocks up on meat when in Delhi and Ram thinks it is Bheem's huge appetite that is making him consume so much. But it was a subtle hint of the things to come - he was feeding the wild animals hidden in the basement. (Other smarter than me might have realized it in the first viewing itself but I realized it only as an afterthought once home). 4. Alia's and Ajay Devgan's sequence could have been more impactful had RRR been a two part film like Baahubali. Rajamouli is a master when it comes to emotional sequences and we all have seen how much he can connect the audience with even non-lead actors such as Anushka, Ramya Krishna and Sathyaraj's characters in Baahubali, so it is definitely the lack of time that is the main culprit here. There is no doubt about Rajamouli's strengths as a director/story teller and neither are Ajay and Alia under-performers(we know that they can carry films on their own shoulders in movies like Gangajal and Highway). 5. +1 to the negative point about the ultra fast healing times of Ram's character. Let's assume the natural herbs have medicinal properties that could have acted as an instant anti-dote to snake bites and can be excused. However, the knee injuries (and assuming broken bones) being gone overnight to the point that he can transform into a superhero after physical torture and being in a solitary cell is a tad bit too much. Maybe, they could have changed the script to indicate that the final climax sequence took a few days/months after the jail escape sequence giving ample explanation for the wounds to have healed. Edit: I also liked how certain sequences including(but not limited to) the opening sequence of the girl being taken away from her parents literally lacked any background score. The silence in such scenes made more impact than any unnecessary background score that could have literally killed the emotion. Kudos to Keeravani to even think of where not to have any unnecessary background score.

[@RaghunandanReddyC]

The heros belong to two biggest families in Telugu movie. And both are the 'heirs' to their respective families. And Rana is too big and will overshadow Ram Charan.

[@christinajoseph3853]

if i am not wrong, rana's health was heavily disturbed due to the weight changes during bahubali.

[@celestial.dreamer7028]

Jr NTR was more suitable his face has that innocence

[@alk6709]

About Raju's healing powers, Alluri Sitarama Raju had the same quality which always surprised everyone. So this comes from there.

[@lohithkrishna9719]

RAjamouLI himself admitted that there is no strong antagonist in this film. He said the situations and circumstances are the villains. I kept that in mind while going to the movie and didn't get disappointed. And even though the film lacks gud villain, screen time for supporting characters and romance we need to understand that it would have become a 4hr long movie. Because not even a single scene was waste, every scene was utilized to progress the story. Rajamouli did best to pack as many things as he can into a 3hr duration film.

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

Correct. Also your rightly pointed out that the villain was not a person but the British Empire as a whole and the issues that were created this due to our subjugation

[@amanpotdar]

Are you kidding me not a single scene wasted? The public chaabuk scene where NTR is getting beaten up was too long and the song was unnecessary... Halted the story

[@rishabhshuklaIPS]

@@amanpotdar that was a very relevant scene and very powerful moment. That's how Ram realises how every individual can become a weapon. That was possible because Bheem could take that torture having bigger purpose in mind. Not a single scene was bore.

[@LeviAckerman-kk2ie]

@@amanpotdar child among us

[@syedmuhammad205]

@@amanpotdar my man literally called the most emotional and impactful scene of the entire movie "unnecessary"

[@srinivas4893]

I was expecting for your review on "komaram bheemudo" song. NTR'S way of expressing emotions which makes audience sympathize more for bheem character. This is also a crucial part of the story where ram realises that bheem has actually influenced people around to protest for him against british which is more helpful in fighting British than his purpose. It's a complete heart squeezing 5 minutes in the movie.

[@akshaypendyala]

I had tears in my eyes when Komuram Bheemudo was playing , NTR acting was 🔥

[@sathyananda5688]

I was laughing during that scene

[@akshaypendyala]

@@sathyananda5688 because you are a unstable person, get some help!

[@randomgamer2146]

@@sathyananda5688 Alright Mr.Einstein when you found that funny what are you even doing in this comment section

[@jayakishore565]

@@sathyananda5688 I would say get some help man. It’s important you have to cure this in beginning . If not it wl become worst later on. Take care dude

[@achyutadhikari354]

Though NTR's character was one dimensional, he did great job especially in the 1st half of movie. The innocence in his eyes, that pre interval betrayal scene, and komuram bhemmudo sequence. Ram Charan was phenomenal but NTR also deserves the praise.

[@jayakishore565]

@avionics I think you watched Zanzeer dude. Here we are talking about RRR🤣🤣🤣. There is a movie called rrr released in theatres . This comment section is about that movie

[@jayakishore565]

@avionics exactly days what Iam saying Zanzeer film ws bad . But u shld try new movie called rrr . It’s released this weekend . This comments section is about rrr movie . Not Zanzeer 🤣🤣🤣

[@deepthinker1710]

@avionics you didnt use your brain to watch this movie, you used only your ego ,so obviously you feel same expression or you might be loving his character too much inside but unable to express out 🤣

[@doodoo8310]

@avionics man here discussion is about RRR not the bakwas remake Zanjeer

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

That scene with Ramcharan running behind Malli with a pistol in his hand to shoot the guy in distance was my favourite out of many scenes throughout RRR. Many scenes might sound lame while narrating it to a friend, but th execution was at God level. And also kudos to Ram and NTR for their Tamil dubbing. Most of the time(almost 99%) i was completly invested in their dubbing, especially during emotional scenes their voice crumbling was really outstanding(Bheem asking Rama to look at his eyes during interval arrest)

[@BATMAN-on5qd]

bro did rc and ntr do a good job with tamil dubbing? Im a telugu guy i want to know.

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

@@BATMAN-on5qd Yeah. They did great.

[@sarvathavicharsheel7487]

Did they dub for Tamil too? They had dubbed in Hindi as well

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

@@sarvathavicharsheel7487 They dubbed in their own voice

[@sarojanimmagadda944]

I loved Bheem’s character more because it’s rooted in the belief that -no one should be left behind. On the other hand Ram is ready to sacrifice any number of his fellow Indians. Whipping of Bheem really hits home this point. I personally loved NTRs performance more than Charans

[@XD-ny9zz]

They have to perform differently with different emotions, so no comparison. Ram is ready to sacrifice anything looking at bigger picture, Freedom of Country

[@FromMightyIndia]

Ram character believe our soil is more important than sacrifices in this process we may loose many people but finally can achieve independence🙌

[@ArthurKnight1899]

@@FromMightyIndia but people are more important than soil tho...people makes a country not land and borders. it's just a coincidence where you are born but how you treat your people is what makes a strong country

[@charanvaddadi3886]

I understand y u loved NTRs performance more than charan 🤣

[@aksharamiryala29]

Ntr is a better actor there is no denying in that. He is my favorite. But i loved RC equally in this movie

[@renukesharadhya1650]

When the blood enters the eye and turns into tears (interval scene) was so poetic(blood doesn't depict hurt but tears does). The ram avatar reveal. Comedy scenes worked for me(Bheem trying hard to make sense of what British women is saying). These were the few things apart from what's mentioned in this video worked for me. I felt the character was well crafted for ram, but the innocence portrayed by jr NTR was damn good.

[@rohitpillaiyoga9686]

I understand the scene where ram escapes on bheem's shoulders might seem too far fetched to a casual viewer. But this seen wasn't meant for casual viewers. Rather it was meant for fans of Valmiki Ramayana. You see, in Valmiki Ramayana yuddha kand there's an exactly similar scene when Ravana is on chariot and a tired and injured Rama is still fighting on ground. At that pivotal moment Hanuman comes to Rama's aid , lifts him up on his shoulders, like Bheem lifted Ramcharan, and Rama showers a volley of arrows perched on Hanuman's shoulders stripping Ravan of his chariot, weapons and shield. And then he allows Ravana to run away. To me , Bheem lifting Ram on his shoulder and Ram rifling away was one of the most thrilling parts as it took me back to the memories of my Valmiki Ramayana study. And even in Valmiki Ramayana that scene was important because it is the first defeat that Ravana faces at the hands of Rama. Here too, this is the first time the brits are properly defeated when Ram & Bheem join forces. So I feel this action scene , was not a mass scene. Rather it was an intentionally placed scene for folks who have read Valmiki Ramayana. And it's not just a far fetched theory. Rajamouli himself has stated on record of how Ramayana & Mahabharat will always influence his cinema.

[@poojithamukkollu238]

Tqs for letting us know... 👍👍👍

[@AdityaKadambi931]

'Fans of Valmiki Ramayana' Bro, just say Hindus. Lol. Why do our people use these euphemisms?

[@rohitpillaiyoga9686]

@@AdityaKadambi931 because the unfortunate fact is not every hindu has read Valmiki Ramayana. Most dont even know the differences between the contents of Valmiki Ramayana, Tulsidas Ramayana, Kamba Ramayana .etc. Most have only seen serials of Ramayana which are a far cry from the contents of actual Valmiki Ramayana. Which is why I used the term fans of Valmiki Ramayana because being hindu is ok. But only someone who has the curiosity and enthusiasm has read Valmiki Ramayana. Infact the movie RRR from it's very first fight scene is replete with parallels from Valmiki Ramayana. Like jnanasthana fight, Siddhashram fight.etc. But sadly only a few people noticed.

[@bahubalilangdatyaagi8664]

Agreed, the perspective changes with the second viewing especially with magnum opuses like Bahubali, RRR or for example Padmavat .first viewing is more about soaking in the extravagance, get emotionally drenched in the vision of the director and letting go of ,second viewing is like you already know the trip, so the perspective gets critical and the viewing experience is marred by the complexities of cinematic analysis. RRR is an emotional rollercoaster, the main leads are treated as superheroes and I guess the director triumphs on the ground that he presents exactly what the audience signed in for.. The breathtaking experience, gasping for more.. Even when the curtain falls.

[@matangimawley]

the scene where Bheem gets captured and Ram is pulling him up (as the gun is pointed at Malli by the governor)- I was just so amazed by Jr NTR's reaction- it was like a wounded wild animal being captured.. all claws drawn out even though they know they are helpless.. so poignant with emotions! Also- the animals crashing the Knighthood celebrations- I felt as though the animals also were trying to get justice for being hunted .. (the first scene where the British hunt in the forest- there are so many animals piled up.. it was a very sad sight to watch)

[@vaibhavsharmafilms5866]

Exactly, so many references. Jr Ntr was not looking less than a baby crying and beating his parents, even tough the parents r thinking about his welfare only but the child thinks he got hurt. Same goes to Ramcharan by trying to save Jr Ntr but Jr Ntr was feeling totally helpless and hence blames Ram.

[@dilluylo]

Exactly..... NTR is flawless when it comes to acting. And your observations are top notch...

[@ABHI-bi8fe]

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[@laxmankamal2349]

While every one was impressed by Ramcharan's performance and complexity in the character but for me its Jr NTR who stole the movie's emotional soul, I was mentally very much amused to see how NTR given perfect facial expressions like no other commercial actors. I felt like Rajamouli designed the best scenes for ram's character where he given absolutely bonkers like performance but....Jr NTR's performance is not quite easy to execute by many actors , he is surely one kind of actor who do not need to design scenes like Ram's character where NTR's USP is his acting skills, he knows how to give required balanced performance, expressions for the scene. And I 'am not a fan of both the actors but since childhood I have been watching every Tollywood movies as much as possible and luckily I know how NTR career has been and what kind of actor he is. Just kindly notice how NTR gives the Expression in the 2nd half in "komaram Bheemudo' song.

[@akshaypendyala]

@@SilverBulleteer I had tears rolling down my eyes! The song hit me right into the heart!

[@laxmankamal2349]

@@SilverBulleteer Sure it is. Before the release of the movie, I watched komaram bheemudo lyrical song in KZbin which I felt very good and emotional. But in theater NTR expressions changed my perspective and feeling I had before. I absolutely gone into tears with this songs in theater.

[@sudurabaatasaari8956]

I discard and ignore other reviewers and audience's negative reviews as I feel they should support the movie rather than showing outright hatred towards it but when jammy explains the reasons behind some underwhelming things , he does it without inducing hatred or pain to the lovers of that movie .. i simple nod my head and agree to each of his points on rrr.. love you jammy.. keep your honesty going on..

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

❤️

[@harishg1507]

Absolutely spot on . Am from Chennai and here the Dravidian chamchas just cannot digest the fact that RC's charcter was showcased similar to Lord Ram in the second half and him fighting the British in that getup , so there has been complete negative reviews from 90% of the Tamil youtubers ....

[@jethavajalrajsinh3756]

because if this is bollywood he will get negative review because nowday troll bollywood amd get more view but he can troll south because south fan will gangbang jammy 😂😂

[@ArthurKnight1899]

@@harishg1507 castiest remarks was not necessary buddy, you can do better

[@ArthurKnight1899]

positive discussion of art is always better than rabid screeching and toxic fanbase hatred! i agree with you and that's why i rarely see comments of film reviews lol and never touch social media for such discussions

[@filmyentity]

For me this will be the best Cinematic Experience and coming to the Alia role Rajamouli has mentioned from the day 1 that Alia is a Extended cameo where she comes at a important junction & from the begining rajamoli said this was the film only about the two people there are the heroes they are villains they are literally everything on the other hand i think Baahubali has inoff time to carefully lay the char arc of each char But man i gone gaga while watching

[@narufan5999]

Nope not at the beginning. It was more like she has a “important role” and after promotions nearly completed a week before it’s release they used the term cameo. There was one insta post welcoming her as a leading lady too😅

[@zeeshansheikh18]

@@narufan5999 she was important right her story about ram and all the details she mentioned to bheem were important so that bheem can save ram

[@nicks6478]

That introduction scene of Ram Charan was really something, in that sequence where he was gasping for air among the crowd, that's so precisely executed ❤️❤️

[@GSS77712]

What was absolutely thrilling was the manifestations of Ram and Bheem in Alluri and Komaram respectively. It was like both their stories from across the eras of Ramayan and Mahabharat had merged. Both having already undergone their "vanvaas" and after suffering humiliation and isolation at the hands of their tormentors, they join forces to bring down the tyrants.

[@mehulkalra2002]

You had this in your clipboard lol?

[@Animeii_Editz]

Nice Observations ❤️🔥👍

[@harish2772]

Also alluri seetha Rama raju real freedom fighter dresses himself as same even in reality

[@akhil9614]

I dont think so.... i felt NTR is the one who connected the film together... where charan only has a well written script ... but for me NTR is the one who impressed me...i felt like script elevated charan and NTR elevated the script.

[@Funnyvideoz713]

You are absolutely right where you from bro

[@xsantoshxab]

NTR being the senior of the two didn't have a strong role

[@queenmahima]

Yes this role was not really complicated like ram's but i loved his character

[@aksharamiryala29]

Actually ntr's role has to be calm, subtle and naive, which is very difficult to perform. Most of the actors are used to act as heroes. So NTR did a better job, yet RC dominates the movie. I can totally imagine NTR in ramaraju's role but not RC in Bheem's role

[@737e7dhs4]

@@xsantoshxab idiot he was a tribal plus down to earth and was very sensitive to emotions like literally did you even watch movie you can literally see and hear him telling he isnt revealing his identity cause that would land others in trouble. So his charecter wasnt supposed to be strong in any ways

[@saran9609]

While I agree with everything, I’m shocked to see that there is no mention about the komaram bheemudo song. The song and Jr NTR’s ease of performance stood out for me!

[@ramjankassim3382]

The scene when Alia Bhatt hides Bheem and his friends- when she scares off all the British soldiers by mentioning that there are smallpox/chickenpox patients - this is a tribute to Veerapandiya Kattabomman. There are a similar scene in VK as well.

[@thunderguy2766]

what makes baahubali superior is apart from the lead, all supporting characters had a good role and it had a menacing villian, which was not present in RRR. And for the action sequences, let's just consider it as live action anime :)

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I agree. The reason for Baahubali to work as a cohesive piece was because the supporting actors also had so much depth & their motives were fleshed out so well also!

[@crazyfriendist]

@@TriedRefusedProductions RRR is mainly about the Friendship b/w the two leads unlike Baahubali which has a whole world building etc...

[@harish2772]

Lol bro you haven't seen film i think it's a buddy film ram Charan is the main villain

[@pinkuverma6717]

@@crazyfriendist well said

[@vishnuvardhancherry6460]

@@TriedRefusedProductions I feel that Baahubali had an added advantage of time to build upon which had lead to further exploration of characters. Even now as they are still exploring them in form of books. RRR didn't have the luxury to dig deeper into already existing character's and the pandemic was a bummer to any such thought

[@neetchemistry4395]

NTR had did brilliant job Charan got more elevations and screen space but NTR acting made movie strong that's the power of acting specially in komiram bheemudo songg

[@mythic6359]

The hype for this movie is so infectious. Also, I think it would be wrong to pit this movie with The Kashmir Files as both movies are cultural and civilizational landmarks.

[@MrSwswx]

Hype??? There was no hype due to multiple delay, people barely aware release date beforehand

[@daudkhan4218]

There was no hype lol for this movie as it was for bahubaali !!am honestly surprised its getting big bucks in box office its just positive words or else people werent that excited or forgot because of delays

[@anirudh6386]

Actually rrr is avrg movie, good visuals but week story............ And kashmir files total waste

[@dhruvtyagi7351]

@@anirudh6386 Gehraiyaan lovers are spreading love here also...🥺

[@hemantpatil2066]

@@anirudh6386 Not as weak as your English

[@shaikimran3926]

Apart from Action sequence Komaram Bheemudo song will squeeze emotion out of your heart if listen to the lyrics especially in original version Telugu

[@abdulraafay4403]

I would also like to mention that NTR did a fantastic job with portraying a pretty straightforward/monotonous charatcer that could easily come across as a man-child if his acting faltered. The way he acted throughout the interval scene, the hurt in his eyes when Ram's reality is exposed, the anger, the helplessness, the anguish,the heartbreak..... Just Wow👌

[@nityashubha1473]

Well being a telugu audience I was thrilled and absolutely on awe of the crowds reaction. But I am completely on your side when it comes to Alia presence in the film. And I feel like first half was breathtaking and second half was a bit rushed. And i am really happy that ss rajamouli didn't include any special song in the film. And my throat is sour by the end of the movie. I realy would recommend this movie.

[@ksuchith8016]

Two points. 1) Alia Bhatt is cast as Sita because Alluri Sita Ram's wife encouraged him to complete his mission. She was not a fighter in the history too. A support. 2) in RRR that role could've been played by anyone to be honest but it would've been too unimpressive for that role to be recived, hence they cast Alia Bhatt for that role. To make that role a little bit intresting and noticeable.

[@nityashubha1473]

@@ksuchith8016 ya well I felt the same. Anyone could have played that role but to make that role impactful I guess alia was chosen. And I guess alia because she is a bollywood superstar right now and to attract the hindi audience a bit.

[@gampa_10_31]

Lol, sita character is needed in this movie,

[@ashrafi6091]

9090

[@rahul3134]

Bahubali 2 also felt very rushed towards the end. I guess, that's the only weak spot in Rajamouli's scripts?

[@सह्याद्री-ध1ज]

The execution of RRR in terms of deifiying its protagonists and projecting them as demigods is in line with the near-mythical status they have attained over the ages in their region. Usually, people like to use their vivid imagination to paint their historical icons as invincible, infallible and omnipotent heroes. And Rajamouli only tries to remain true to that imagination in this movie.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I 100% am game for the same! I just don't understand why everyone wants to scientifically justify each sequence and pose it as humanly possible. Just come to terms with the fact that these heroes are presented with superhuman abilities and thats the pitch!

[@rahulreddy9732]

@@TriedRefusedProductions weren’t you the one that talked about how over the top things were when the trailer dropped?

[@VedPOP]

@@TriedRefusedProductions They're trying to justify the character in that movie universe! Its true that the bike weighs 56 kg, its established that he can lift the tiger and its apparent that he has superhuman strength! So throwing a bike is no big deal for him in that universe! You are the one who are judging it on the basis of real life physics!

[@random-jn8ec]

@@rahulreddy9732 but it was Who tf can throw a bike like thermocol

[@ajitreddy2382]

@@random-jn8ec check for the bikes that used during world war 1 ! German soldiers used to carry them with hands . They are light weighted. Don’t believe me?? Check some youtube content of world war they genuinely used these light weight bikes.

[@suthramniranjan9230]

Regarding translation of English lines, you should keep in mind about the audience from villages who don't understand english. I have seen few people getting irritated with english dialogues and not able to connect with the scene. Rajmouli intelligently translated some important english conversations so that people who don't understand english can understand what's going on. From next time while analysing a film keep in mind that people from remote places watch the film not just the urban crowd.

[@TheRock-oe3dj]

Movie was headache for me in most scence rip Physics

[@mrsivasubramanyam]

Movie for all corners of world....it was very very crucial in few scenes to translate the English dialogues for non English speaking crowd

[@s.manju861]

@@TheRock-oe3dj if you need reality and so called physics watch documentaries and some discovery shows...not movies.

[@Dexter-qw9le]

@@TheRock-oe3dj ever heard of over the top action?

[@ArthurKnight1899]

he does not have to "keep in mind" anything. ur comment comes off as rude bro

[@symphonyofcolours6994]

In a way I am glad that such larger than life outings enlighten audiences across the country about a lot of our unsung heroes of the freedom movement. A single individual cannot be credited for achieving freedom nor can be hailed as the "father of the nation". Especially when there must be countless heroes lost somewhere in the pages of history, a 200 year freedom struggle.

[@ArthurKnight1899]

yes but this is not a biopic of real personalities tho? it's a very much different movie

[@chaithra5049]

Very true

[@narjisfatima1125]

I watched this film today in the theater and I can say that after a long time I saw some masterpiece in which I listened whistles and reactions so loud by the public🤩 The audience stood up an gave a standing ovation for them♥️ This was the first ever tollywood movie that I watched in the theater and not talking about physics and all I can just say that I ENJOYED IT ALOTT👏👏🤩

[@shravyapabba7763]

I feel that the most underrated is the music and the lyrics that show the contrast in the symbolisms of the characters - water and fire In our Telugu language,it was a big high.Though the movie is over the top,the idea of making a crossover between 2 superheroes of India is hatsoff and showcased convincingly.If Hollywood has DC and Marvel,we have Rajamouli Sir's universe 💪🏽

[@dhruvbharija172]

Sad that we have such a garbage universe Where things makes no sense

[@gandheswetha9005]

You have put it from audience mind . . .very well explained. . .. Sita Ramaraju and Bheem are manifested in their own best way. . He connected the movie to mythological elements . . Natural elements fire and water Even I wish to watch again. .

[@gandheswetha9005]

Here is the reference of character seeta in RRR. true story. .

[@musicnovelzine250]

The movie worked for me. It's not the the jaw dropping scenes that garnered claps, such as the pre interval scene, or the song; but rather the small things that leave an impact. SS rajamouli has perfected the art of creating magnanimous action sequences which are highly symbolic and at the same time subtle ones with the same overtune. I don't know if many people will remember this, but when Baba's (Ajay Devgan) camp is surrounded and the officer speaks through the megaphone about how they cannot escape, he is shot through the megaphone right into his mouth. It could have been a simple moment of getting shot, but Rajamouli had to add the subtext of being shot in the mouth (a tool he used to terrorize the camp) Ram's character had depth right from the beginning, but i enjoyed how even he grew through the story. Bhim's character seemed fleshed out and his story smoothly unfolded without much being said. And Taraks eyes. Lord what to say about them. He does have the ability to convey so much more through only them. The ferociousness as he faces the tiger, the sheer betrayal and hurt when ram hits him. Amazing Also, I totally agree how context makes it all clear and better in so many ways. You see Bhim carry the meat while the uncle jests whether that would be enough for him, and ram says "nazar mat lagao". It is a sweet sequence where you see Ram heart eye- Bhim, but then you realise that the meat was for the animals he had kept. The portrayal of Britishers as one dimensional is getting real old. The antagonist did not give me the chills I would have otherwise expected. However, i think the story is focused more about how Ram and Bhim meet and then work together. The antagonist is only a small obstacle in their way, and also a variable that brings them together. Yet a few other British characters, who were conflicted between following orders and their morals would have really closed this case. The climax however left me wanting for more. The film sort of raised the scale with time but faltered in the climax.

[@venkyk4812]

British were one dimensional towards used, dimension of slavery

[@PrayasRahangdale]

Naatu naatu was so well though sequence and dance number well-articulated in the screenplay. Apart from being the most coolest, adrenaline rushing and feet-tapping song and dance, it has the SS Rajamouli touch to get us emotionally involved in the scene. When the british giy makes fun of Bheem, you feel for him and when Ram comes to rescue - you are like 'Oh boy, here we gooo!' 😁🔥

[@karandavane7859]

If *S.S.Rajamouli* going to show his projects or movies with this ingenuity, perfect direction and with his larger than life vision, then we are ready to see anything he wants to show on big screen. No Questions *because he knows what matters for audience.*

[@chinna2274]

Ramcharan's saffron attire is not just of Lord Ram's but the actual attire of Alluri Sitarama Raju after he came back from exile and fought against the Britishers. Every statue of Alluri Sitarama Raju in present day Andhra stands testament to that. Some understanding of the context is highly necessary when you are reviewing films. Not undermining any of your valuable insights..

[@AyushAdhikary-gz6jq]

ss Rajmouli and the Shiva reference in his filmography can be seen evidently in his previous films. in this film it was shown in a subtle way

[@suvamsharma1623]

The scene where Ram is captivated in an underground cell resembles with the story of Ram and Laxman being kidnapped by an asur and were taken to Paatal lok..HAnuman escapes them just like NTR did.......Wonderful

[@rashichoudhary2006]

I loved the entries of both the stars. I focused on the BGM more because your review. I loved it.

[@orientaltang6898]

Anyone conversant with the history of Alluri Sitarama Raju would know that he had intentionally styled himself on Bhagwan Ram. The look of Ram Charan that we see in the climax is actually how Alluri's appearance was in real life. There is even a pic on the internet which shows his bullet-ridden body after he was captured and shot dead by the British. He is in the exact same look that has been portrayed by Ram Charan. So it was necessary to give a glimpse of that look in order to create hype for RRR. Especially since it was not a part of the very first promos of RRR and people had started questioning the accuracy and attention to detail of the character.

[@komallalit5867]

I feel the whole point of ntr was to be subtle so that ram charan’s character could come through I loved the way ntr never tried to over take ram’s character and he just played it so well so not taking away from ram he was simply superb but cannot overlook ntr they have a amazing screen presence loved the movie

[@abdulraafay4403]

I loved NTR's entry sequence from the trailer itself but it was Ram's entry which stole the show for me.. beautifully designed and displayed👌 also the sequence where ram helps bhim and the child escape by holding 4-5 policemen twisted in his arms and legs until bhim is out of sight. Overall, Ram Charan really killed it in the combat sequences. P.S I even loved the escape scene where Ram is on Bhim's shoulders. That whole sequence was unique and entertaining except for the final swing obv😂

[@rahul3134]

but man... that epic bgm... it will make you believe anything shown on the screen really... 😂😂😂 Gooo Dosti!

[@rahul3134]

jail escape scene is my fav because of its bgm and unique concept...

[@ashikdennis9202]

Ram intro i was expecting the usual like ram throws all the people in the air.. But no.. It was a gripping scene of struggle thru a massive mob And thinking of that scene after realising his true motives.. Wah.. What a scene man

[@abdulraafay4403]

@@ashikdennis9202 absolutely man.. I was telling my friends plz I hope he doesn't throw people in air plz plz😂😂 but the way they handled that scene WOW🔥

[@ashikdennis9202]

@@abdulraafay4403 true.. I was covering my face with hand thinking.. " arreyy yaar.... Pls not the cliche.." but then i immediately was shown this is rajamouli.. Not the usual stuff.. Extraordinary

[@prabhakarnaidugidda1223]

In the scene where Bheem promises to Sita that he will bring Ram to her and re-unite them, it was clear that NTR's character was, infact, the embodiment of Hanuman. Even in the mythological tales, Hanuman's promise to Sita was on the similar lines when he meets her for the first time (when she was held captive under the asoka tree).

[@Pepe-dx2jv]

History not Mythology

[@welwitschia3756]

Also bheem hands over the necklace given by sita to ram.

[@venkyk4812]

@@Pepe-dx2jv Past becomes History, History becomes Legend and Legend becomes Myth... Myth is not fictional.. It's Fascination based on truth

[@rajdeepghosh5942]

@@venkyk4812 I have not seen any westerner call Jesus as Mythological. Or any Muslim call Muhammad as Mythological. It is always a Hindu who will degrade himself and his culture by calling his History a Myth.

[@prabhakarnaidugidda1223]

@@welwitschia3756 yup. I didn't notice this part earlier. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@akhileshdagar7627]

RRR is a masterpiece It has emotions, action, story, everything Jst surrender urself to the world of rajmauli and u won't regret

[@akhileshdagar7627]

Also anyone who has seen the movie knows that though jr ntr is superb in his role.... It is ram charan who's the actual hero of the movie and more formidable one

[@abhishekdarjee7069]

Masala Masterpiece

[@nikhil4815]

@@abhishekdarjee7069 bahubali is also a Masada. Don't know why u guys are making it suck a big point only for rrr. Even though it's a masala film , the symbolism is second to no serious movie

[@dhruvbharija172]

I did Highly regretted It was a torture

[@karthikannapragada1523]

Coming from Telugu states i can say how influential and celebrated personalities were "Alluri sita rama raju " and "Komaram bheem" in the state's history. They both literally are treated like demi gods and "SS Rajamouli" himself coming from a telugu state there's no surprise for the Telugu audience that the characters will be shown in a certain manner with some superhuman abilities because that is how people here worship them as I just hope that people criticizing the super human abilities should just consider doing some research about the actual characters in history and the sentiments of people revolving them and how those sequences gives a great emotional high for audience of Telugu states

[@ArthurKnight1899]

i agree ur point 100% but a nuanced and serious biopic of these leaders would do very much justice for their life stories imo like what Sujit Sircar did with Sardar Udham

[@harishs6046]

Ramcharan's entry sequence is breath taking.... So well choreographed & cinematography top notch.... 🔥

[@shreyainde217]

Loved your take Anmol.It's very precise.However it took me a while to settle within the universe of RRR.The Ajay Devgn past sequence helped me understand the context of Ram and his mission better.Hence,I was more excited and happy and like absolutely in awe in the second half!Putting the whole experience together though,I believe we all can agree that it's just one of those days in our lives where we are sold to the vision of Rajamouli's cinematic universe and can't stop talking about it and we will cherish the whole experience.

[@ashikdennis9202]

The success of pan indian movies like this is very beneficial for indian cinema in the long run.. It will pave the way for a new wave in indian cinema for sure.

[@nidhibagari3250]

I think what most people missed out on NTR's performance was that he belongs to a tribal group. They are simple people. Which is why there are no filter to his emotions. With his brute strength, he also has this innocence about him. Ram on the other hand is sophisticated and we'll educated. And that reflects on his mannerisms and also how his emotions. Which is why he comes across as layered and unpredictable. Both the actors understood the assignment ✌️🥺🫂❤️😭❤️

[@Abhi-tp6dk]

I love how Rajamouli uses the mahabharat and Ramayana references in his movies. When we view it in the movies like RRR or Bahubali it's seems like illogical for the protagonists have super strength as the gods, but great visual treat at the same time. Can't wait the day when Rajamouli make Mahabharat, As the protagonists are the gods, no one can point the logical here, the hero strength will stay true to the godly power. It will be mesmerizing!!

[@rahul3134]

Look, RRR tried to show it as human and as realistic as possible. The intro scene with Ram is extremely realistic. If it was a typical telugu film, people will be flying like birds and it would a comedy. We should try to make movies as realistic as possible as our movie budgets keep growing bigger. (just remember that RRR is made with an extremely small budget compared to Hollywood movies -- so, some lack in showing realism is to be expected,)

[@bitik9847]

For hindi people its new to have protagnists with super strength. Its expected when two biggest Stars come in as a fictional film, its what we want.

[@ashikdennis9202]

When India makes Mahabharath movie.. It will take the world by storm. It should be a pan india effort. All our talents should come forward

[@rahul3134]

@@ashikdennis9202 I personally think Mahabharath's true potential will be felt when it is remade as a series like GoT ... In a 3 hr film, you won't be able to show all the nuances, side stories etc. that make up Mahabharath truly an epic.

[@srinivask1003]

@@bitik9847 yeah... That's new to Bollywood even after watching Salman khan's action scenes over decade.

[@BATMAN-on5qd]

In those days men didn't need to socialize every week to become friends like now and also their very first meeting was such an adrenaline rush not only for the audience but also to the characters themselves (denoted by ntr's excitement and laughter when they join hands under the bridge) which could easily create a brotherhood rather easily.

[@saiabhiramtarigopula6955]

RC did amazing job . while many ignoring bheem character most family audience and ladies and many connected to bheems character more and who are watching 2nd time and so on are connecting more and more to his character. RC Intro, Bheem intro, interval, komauram bheemudo song ntr pinnacle acting which especially north reviewers failed to mention for what everreason. Bheem and hanuma are both brothers and pavana putras which clearly showed in preclimax which no one is talking about

[@moonchildspersona2889]

Explained very well

[@deepthinker1710]

evil dominates goodness .rc has showed evil charm so its new to us and amazed, while ntr who showed evil charm in his previous movies like temper aadhi has now shown virtuous side which is unlikely of him, i dont find any one dominating here ,but evil charm dominates it has that power .

[@sridattatreyay.v.7511]

Today's Ram Charan's birthday 😊 he probably got the best birthday gift ever. To many more amazing performances from the talented man! ❤

[@rohansingh4985]

No matter what others say. But this is the best Indian superhero film.😌

[@ramdhanmeena5121]

Indeed! 😉

[@venkyk4812]

They are superheroes with Superhuman Commitment..

[@tomcruise-vk1gh]

Perks of making a fictional movie.

[@hirunavlani1167]

For me best scene when Ram charan is forcing Ntr to kneel n when blood falls on his face n turns to tears.Shows Ntr's strength n Ram charan inner conflict to hurt or save Ntr . N of course d nacho nacho song

[@madhumady4828]

Jammy, j do agree with you. Its nice to hear honest detailed review and ofcourse after watching all these videos and content you present nothing less can be expected from you. Just would like to add something to your review. I particularly liked the vision of SSR and thoughts of him. Because in reality both the real characters may it be komaram Bheem and alluri, they had been missing or stayed hidden for a 2-3 yrs of period. Before that period, Ram was as good as very well educated person and Bheem was a naive tribal person with less of outer world knowledge. Surprisingly after that period, ram has become a warrior saint and started looting the local British police stations for the arms to be given to his unarmed soldiers( if I could describe them that way) and Bheem became educated and started several protests and revolts with slogans jal jangal and zameen. I really how well Mr ssr connected that where ram realizes that there more than a way to revolt against British due to Bheem and Bheem coming to know of the need to have knowledge and education and realizing the greater goal to fight back the British while all his life his tribe accepted the rule humbly. Well these may be subtle but enjoyed though. Well that was more convincing to me. The plot line the naive uneducated Bheem meets well educated ram outside his tribe and gets to each other, form a friendship and learn different things from each other and complement each other for their ultimate goal.

[@karthikchalla4490]

Can anyone imagine the level rrr would reach if it fleshed out the second half of the movie into a second movie and the climax was in the same level as the first half of rrr, rrr is only not comparable to bahubali because the story cannot be done in just one movie, if it was split into 2 movies and climax included many people fighting against British instead of just bheem and ram gives me goosebumps

[@sakshipunamiya1664]

The whistling and hooting in the theatre was adding to the whole experience. The filmography was so good, while the story was hardly average. The ram forest sence was the best. Absolutely. If commercial movies are of these scale and execution then mass movie is this in market. It was definitely an experience

[@shivam-mc7sx]

Yes bro but the story was weak

[@my_thenics_progression614]

Actually ram charan ka character thoda easy laga mujhe compared to ntr's bheem, ram's character his just very simple A angry young man role he carried whole movie with same intense expression which was actually very good 👍 but what I am emotionally connected was bheem's character that innocence, rage and hopelessness, and also in komaram bhemudo song i literally cried his character stolen my heart what an acting by ntr💕💕💘 loved it

[@a12-j4c5v]

I thought Ram charan's character was more complex than ntr's.

[@anonboi]

It's actually the reverse

[@saiabhiramtarigopula6955]

you are not wrong may be some online people disagree with u but offline families and ladies connected to bheems character more

[@a12-j4c5v]

@@saiabhiramtarigopula6955 we weren't talking about connection.

[@saiabhiramtarigopula6955]

@@a12-j4c5v so u like a character though you are not vested in ? 🤔

[@neetupal3779]

My favorite scene are NTR - rescue plan of Mali during Scott arrives, with all the animals that was unexpected 😀 RAM - when he actually introduced as Rama and all those dhanush ban scenes ❣

[@ashikdennis9202]

Tht was so good and a big twist.

[@user-cr3ev7vq7i]

Bahubali is still my favourite but I also liked RRR.. especially ending of second half where ram charan comes in avatar of lord RAM 🙏🔥..i can't ever forget that scene ❤️❤️

[@arunsmanohar1352]

That was the most funny one

[@nikolatesla399]

@@arunsmanohar1352 he is not lord Ram .....alluri Sita Rama Raju ...who looks like lord Ram , but actually a freedom fighter

[@arunsmanohar1352]

@@nikolatesla399 i know that

[@ashikdennis9202]

That scene with the lights behind him.. My God.. It was like a painting..

[@परशुधारी]

I see some nincompoops pitting RRR against The Kashmir Files. They are taking a dig at Kashmir Files stating that RRR's opening day collections crossed the lifetime collection of Kashmir Files. Do these imbeciles even understand concepts like budget and ROI? RRR needs that kind of opening considering its massive budget while Kashmir Files made on a budget of 15 crores has earned thrice the amount of the box office, becoming an unprecedented success. In any case, both films are cultural triumphs. Why indulge in absurd comparisons?

[@srikant49]

It is called a movie for a reason dear! Suspension of belief is the key to watch a masala movie. However, the same people clap while Thanos snapped half the world to Extinction or bringing all of them back in the end game. The key is to suspend the belife

[@soc5369]

Though RRR is a great film but still bahubali stands as the Magnum Opus of Rajamouli

[@bhargav38]

If someone recovers quickly in a hollywood movie we turn blind eye but we will become logic finders only in Indian movies !!

[@burritoboys6297]

I think the villains could have been given some motive other than just being pure evil, and Olivia Morris had little to nothing to do in the second half, they could have given her more screen time

[@varshachandrasekaran56]

I agree, but SSR has clearly mentioned in interviews that the two main actors are the heroes as well as the villains in the story, while all the other actors are supporting the story, as backbones.

[@jayantasarkar2532]

The villains were British Colonial Masters, they were "Pure Evil" in reality, how do you propose to humanize them?

[@koolprince9301]

Can you say the same thing about the characters from Avengers End game?? Everyone is crtic in india and knows everything about film making..

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

I agree, the antagonists just did not have enough meat to their roles and came across as gimmicky caricatures.

[@burritoboys6297]

@@koolprince9301Can't compare that to this, there was approximately 21 movies before endgame, in which all the characters had already been set up and almost everyone had atleast one solo outing where their character s had been fleshed out which gave them the leeway to add so many characters in one movie and not bothering how much screentime each actor gets, and plus endgame was mainly about the original five Avengers

[@someone-es5zo]

The whipping scene with the brilliant song and music just bought tears to my eyes

[@prathameshiyer5797]

First half was phenomenal! Action scenes and cinematography were top notch. It is the second half that stretches a bit and climax sequence that lets down a bit and absolutely over the top! Nevertheless we should appreciate and adore Rajamouli's vision and grandeur. His hunger for big films is increasing with every single movie!

[@saisahithi805]

NTR's Character is heart and RC's character is the brain of the movie

[@BATMAN-on5qd]

yes. you put it nicely

[@MnM008]

If NTR had a chance to show his fierceness in acting just like that moment he says BHEEMA during the song it would have been amazing

[@jaiminshahmjstudio9029]

I have seen multiple times JR.NTR in other movies.. he is unexpectedly powerful in his every movie & i didn't liked him ..but in RRR we love him for what he is on screen .. Director Rajamauli nailed the screen representation.. hats off..

[@Jake-cj2gc]

RRR showcased Velocette Bikes that were designed keeping mobility of soldiers in mind and they're known as featherweight bikes. They're designed as extension of bicycles. One could carry them easily on their shoulders to cross streams and the engines were easy two-stroke engines. The company came up with 350 CC and 500 CC engines as well.

[@birendrakathariya3517]

the irony is that people seemlessly accept Avengers breaking any laws of Physics, but when a movie character ( which thought to have some super-power) from Indian cinema does the same thing they start looking for logic and physics. RRR is a cinematic master-piece. I grandness of the fight scene between Ram and Bhim among many others is still treating my mind and eyes even after 3 days. I am planning to watch this movie again sometime tomorrow. I didn't cry or had goosebumps when I watched Bahubali 1&2. But man, while watching RRR every 10 and 20 minutes there are moments where I had goosebumps. For me, RRR > Bahubali 1&2 combined

[@priyanshuyadav8927]

Cool kaise bnege

[@Rahullazarus]

@@priyanshuyadav8927 oh hello...The Avengers is a Super Hero Movie......But RRR is not......i mean two Freedom Fighters fighting like super heros is stupid

[@manishamohanty7533]

Wait dude your views would not be same if selmon Bhai made the same physics ki maa been wala action , and please don't drag avengers into it , they were shown as superhero , raj mouli show them as normal people doing this stuff,for eg. Have u seen Natasha (black widow) stopping a chopper or something ,no right cause she was a spy a brilliant spy not a superhero

[@dixitraina47]

I just don't understand why people are so obsessed with the physics things why can't they simply just enjoy

[@BATMAN-on5qd]

they are einsteins of youtube

[@kartikpaliwal3395]

The soundtrack and the Background Music worked very well for me. Dosti was the leading BGM - the best version of it played when Bheem tries to heal the snake-bit Ram. The jail-break version was just as spectacular to listen to. Naatu Naatu comes a close second.

[@amritsunar404]

Both the heroes entry scenes gives you goosebumps. 💕

[@arjunshedge7244]

Especially JR.NTR ENTRY

[@himanshuhthakkar]

I think and I have studied Rajamauli sir has used two epics of mythology to create Bahubhali & RRR. Bahubali from Mahabharat RRR from Ramayana Let's see Bahubali: Bahubali- Pandavas Balala Dev - Duryodhan Katapaa - Bhishma Devsena - Draupadi Rajmata - Dritrashtra Now RRR In 1st half Sita is abducted- little girl taken to British Lanka 1st half Ram is caged in 2nd half in Lanka Bhim - Ram in first half, Hanuman in 2nd half to save Ram from Lanka Ram vachan given to father just like given in Ramayan to stay in exile till you find weapons. Character of Julie - Vibhishan to help Ram & Hanuman win over Lanka. Pendent worn by Ram & Sita symbolic of ring in Ramayan. These are my observations, I hope you can relate the way I have. Thank you.

[@shivendradubey1528]

For me interval scene was equivalent to Thor's entry in Wakanda.

[@ethan4081]

I work at a cinema in Australia and we've been showing RRR. Your videos have been a great help in understanding RRR and why its been selling out every night here.

[@jangamnaveen154]

In the song Ramam Raghavam We get lyrics like Ramam Raghavam ( Raghavam meanms Vishnu ) and bheemam madhavam (madhavam means lord Shiva ) was also nice

[@SS-dn1pu]

Raghavam means King of Raghu dynasty (Lord Ram) and not Vishnu. Also, it is Bheemam Bhargavam (not Madhavam) meaning Parashuram. The lyrics are in Sanskrit and simply superb.

[@SS-dn1pu]

Madhavam means husband of goddess Lakshmi who is Lord Vishnu and not Shiva. Anyways, it's Bhargavam (Lord Parashuram) not Madhavam. Nevertheless, superb lyrics

[@jangamnaveen154]

@@SS-dn1pu thanks for the correction but i think it would have been na great reference as Hanuman was also releted to shiva

[@SS-dn1pu]

@@jangamnaveen154 Yes, in fact Bheema also is one of the several names of Lord Shiva. Also, Bhargavam (Lord Parashuram) is an incarnation of both Vishnu and Shiva according yo

[@BATMAN-on5qd]

@@SS-dn1pu bro hitting with pure facts

[@DoersClub-cn4xe]

This channel..how do u do it. Your pov is always so informative and also doesn't offend anybody. Kudos.

[@BallerinaWick1]

I disagree with your perception of lady Scott in the movie. While watching I could not withstand her presence. Her demeanour and behaviour was cruel. Which was captured by the director and portrayed by the actor wonderfully.

[@s.balamurugan7570]

Yes the that lady Scott character is Very interesting.but this is two mass hero subject film so the two characters is dominant

[@hooglian]

Personally felt it’s Ramcharan who scored in the movie than NTR. Charans character was both mass and class and he nailed it. That intro was just 🔥

[@midhundc7946]

The movie was very much like a super hero origin story and the creators took their time to establish both the characters before revealing their iconic looks. Much like the Daredevil series where the main character doesn't get the suit for majority of the 1st season.

[@ayushsharma-ky4qo]

The scene where Bheem jumps and runs on the terrace of the palace during the mid of the movie was the reference of lord Hanuman jumping on the palace to palace of Lanka while burning and destroying it... You can notice the way he was jumping and running just like a vaanar...

[@arjunshedge7244]

Both Bheem and ram were healing like in a very less time Olivia and Alia's role should had been written more effectively(good but should have been better) RRR HAD SOME LETDOWNS,BUT TRUST ME STILL THE FILM STANDS OUT BECAUSE OF acting(especially NTR) Action scenes(you'll forget Hollywood) Ajay devgn(very heavy impact) Songs(all were beasts especially natu natu turned theatre into a stadium 🔥🔥🔥) Bgm,cinematography And afterall DIRECTION(RAJAMOULI AS USUAL) Overall RRR:--9/10 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cwsumit]

Watched the movie2nd time and while watching I realised something that I didn’t on the first watch, so here it is… 1. In a way SS Rajamouli gave us our own variant of superheroes with their unique origin stories. Plus u can’t say that Bheem can’t pick up that bike just like that if you follow his journey throughout the movie and by the time that scene arrives it looks normal. 2. The parallel between Indian history and mythology was amazing throughout the movie 3. What a background score and all the songs throughout the movie serves some purpose to the story. ***************************************** Hats off to SS Rajamouli’s vision & the way he raised the level of Indian Cinema *****************************************