"RRR - The Best Movie You've Never Seen" by The Critical Drinker - REACTION by Steph Sabraw & Jaby

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[@jengimbuti3983]

In India, many friends can sleep in the same bed and not have a physical relation. Such open and awesome frendship we have. But due to Western influence our friendship has got affected.

[@yogeshronte]

Even I'm with my sister some see us both like we are in relationship. It's disgusting. Western movies have affected indian audience so much. It's not their fault but ours.

[@varunkarankar8762]

@@yogeshronte true

[@szewei85]

@@varunkarankar8762 hahahaha🤣

[@jatinsharma2787]

That's gay bro 🤣🤣

[@gracedeals19]

Exactly. But Americans are so messed up in their brains that you can't make them understand. Look at the way they treated michael jackson.

[@lelaramthiyagarajan5979]

Even rajamouli would have not thought RRR would blow up this much 🤭

[@funvideos1941]

With bahubali he crossed states and with RRR he crossed country

[@allrounders3658]

@@funvideos1941 and with adipurush he cross the world

[@pratikpawar8130]

@@allrounders3658 definitely bro adipurush one movie I looking for

[@infernalone8894]

@@allrounders3658 om raut: director of Adipurush.

[@harshbhardwaj9211]

@@allrounders3658 rajamouli is not related to adipurush

[@geetadhumane5793]

Rajamouli said that he never thought he could make movies for Western sensibilities..but the guy heavily underestimates himself...A man who can come up with Universal ideas and present them in such a spectacular fashion can make movies for everyone....He is a bonafide genius

[@harsh....8993]

He is best Director alive in India atleast

[@howwouldtheyknow8972]

Actually what Raju gestured on the bridge was pretty clear. See India is loud and crowded so even in our daily life we often use gestures so for us that was making perfect sense

[@100RABHKO4]

Fun Fact: Indians are better in sign language because from childhood we have been threatened by our parents in front of everyone through signs only 😂😂😂

[@Kathakathan11]

@eBottle yes actually, how many times have you observed people working in crowded environment? Like in markets. The gestures are best way out.

[@ymmich2143]

Yup true the gestures made sense to me too. The broad idea was clear. I don't understand how the west wasn't able to understand anything he gestured. Guess we are different after all.

[@Bambambhole5]

We've even have a head nodding language for "yes" "no" " what happend" "come here" "move" "not sure" and other necessary words just by nodding our head in different ways.. we understand the hand gestures more easily than others

[@AdityaSingh-fy5vv]

@Abhishek Singh it's true tho

[@26027281]

Why it is never "over the top" when Hollywood does all kinds of impossible action scenes , zombies and super heroes ? West is so judgemental about us but trust me we don't care , we love RRR or any other well made Indian movie. RIP Hollywood

[@kiraakgang5797]

True RRR 🔥

[@CinePals]

It's over the top here too. Not sure where you got the idea that's it not. Fast & Furious is embraced for being over the top.

[@Nvk95729]

Bro see matrix we know it’s pure graphics but still it’s perfect, rrr is good but vfx either they have to invest a lot or take small budget relastic vfx

[@SumitSinha_ArtFreak]

Because they do it with such finesse that it doesnt look that over the top on screen

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

@@CinePals hey Jaby asli id se aa

[@datta3268]

Hey Jaby, in the bridge scene, Bheem doesn't care how the plan will execute, his immediate concern is to rescue the child somehow and places his complete trust in Ram who seems to have a plan, that's the kind of person Rajamouli wanted to portray Bheem as.

[@raghuveerchunduri7895]

Exactly!!

[@thamizhezhil]

To be precise he follows his instincts

[@GauravSingh-ql4sn]

secondary indians are good in sign languages 😅

[@amitologytube]

Jaby - accha humko sikha reya hai

[@AkashSingh-wu5mw]

This is stupid dude.....the whole scene was non sensical

[@cpol1146]

Defeating and Catching the tiger was a norm for the Indian Emperors, Kings and Warriors in the past especially during the ancient and mediaeval times. Infact, it was a mark of greatness and high value masculinity in those times. Many Emperors, Kings and Warriors have done this. Here are some examples - Sambhaji, Maharana Pratap, Rana Sanga , Samudragupt, Chandragupta Maurya, Rajendra Chola, Hari Singh Nalwa, Lalitaditya Muktapida, Vikramaditya, Kanisha etc.

[@sandeepkumar-tr4is]

Raj Gonds in adilabad known for hunting tigers even Nat Geo made episode on it

[@Kunwar_Arjun]

It was common, but still was not a norm. Mian dido Jamwall is one more btw

[@munehboi]

Yeah but with bare hands that's an exaggeration.

[@human6729]

Maharana pratap still most mighty but that does not mean others aren't. They are best till what nature has given them. (Pratap was like 7.5 feet and many more features do see dr.vivek bindra video about pratap)

[@Agent-57]

Mostly with Spears and Shields. Doing it bare handed is impossible. A Tiger weighs 3 times more than a human.

[@pankajikhe4425]

Everyone is saying "Tollywood" 😅 Yes they deserve it, in South industry they represent our true culture 😇 Love from Maharashtra , 🇮🇳 😍

[@pokemonitishere202]

Tollywood is only Telugu 🔥 film industry

[@captainsteverogers8708]

Yess! We Telugu people want a separate Telugu Nation 🔥

[@kumarkoushikt2499]

@@captainsteverogers8708 who dafaq r u?

[@sandeepkumar-tr4is]

@@captainsteverogers8708 wtf bro 🤣🤣 Em antunnav

[@bhuvanraj9276]

@@captainsteverogers8708 special offer for you. We will give one island in Andaman only for you. Go there and don't come back 😂😂

[@THE-USER]

For people who portray west as open minded, Kudos to them. They are the most closed minded people in the history of mankind

[@ArpitSgh36]

As an INDIAN, bro I can't agree any more

[@spider123839]

True!

[@T0xiikGaz14]

Ahah seriously ? I would like to know from where did you get your info dude

[@gracedeals19]

@@T0xiikGaz14 well for example, we have to continue telling you guys that our movies are not "musicals" but you guys came up with that definition and you refuse to take anything else. We don't consider our movies as "musicals". Secondly, many americans see things only as "right wing" and "left wing". We don't. We see it as a movie.

[@drthirteen5786]

Totally 💯 true 💯

[@laxminarayana6877]

It’s called friendship not bromance 😂😂😂😂😂

[@drbh6331]

In west it's called bromance as their brains are stuck near sex

[@AyushKrPandey07]

Exactly 😂 idk how can they call it weird or love story , we have friends like this in our schools colleges...

[@thamizhezhil]

Isn't bromance and friendship the same?

[@devansh_searching_for_devanshi]

Bromance is term for "true friendship" not what you are thinking.

[@TheStanleyFTW]

Bromance has nothing to do with romance, which sounds like what you guys are implying Laxmi and Ayush. Bromance is typically a very close and non-sexual friendship between men. The peak of friendship.

[@arunsaklani9890]

Feeling proud that our south industry rock outside India 🔥🔥

[@pokemonitishere202]

Telugu🔥 film industry

[@AvinashKumar-rr7ck]

Say it Telugu movie or Indian movie what is south?

[@SuperVij007]

About the bridge sequence. I think that was pretty obvious what Raju wanted bheem to do. I don't know where the confusion lies but maybe it's because we have grown up watching similar action sequences in Indian movies that it didn't need an explanation for the indian audience.

[@HemanthKumar-fy2lf]

True that. I felt the same. We can easily understand that 😄

[@imshubhajit]

💯

[@pkboolean]

True but the flag part completely surprised me

[@SuperVij007]

@@pkboolean yes, that was unexpected and genius.

[@100RABHKO4]

Fun Fact: Indians are better in sign language because from childhood we have been threatened by our parents in front of everyone through signs only 😂😂😂

[@seanrosenau2088]

I love these movies. I love the one where the guy is a robot and especially Bahubali. Bahubali is Freakin Amazing!!!

[@adarshsawant402]

Thn u must watch vikrant rona

[@kolexx2342]

@@adarshsawant402 ????

[@seanrosenau2088]

@@kolexx2342 Vikrant Rona is the title of a movie

[@seanrosenau2088]

@@adarshsawant402 I just saw the trailer, looks amazing.

[@kolexx2342]

@@seanrosenau2088 I know that. I was wondering how it was related to Baahubali. It’s not even the same genre.

[@G-Code_official]

Carrying injured buddy is a part of training in Army (every country) and it's important to note that most friends in India are like that because the tinge of childishness stays with them even when they get old. I mean it is only with friends that you can be a child again. Also most of the reactions I watched didn't understand why Rama Raju being an Indian fought against Indians, although in the story our cop has a motive but even if he didn't it wouldn't surprise Indians because it was a question of loyalty and since he took up a British job he would take it up with complete loyalty. This was the case when Netaji Subhash Bose's INA fought against British Indian Army who were all Indians on both sides.

[@nk2023]

👍

[@huithuhoirong4512]

Good way to waste your time nobody doesn't care about your comment

[@Sanskar-1705]

I know an award doesn't tell how good a movie is.. But an Oscar for RRR may make it a cult film not only for India but for an entire world just like Parasite.... Me and my friends would definitely storm the Jury's house if they do not Nominate RRR for Oscars from India.....

[@geetadhumane5793]

Yeah we will storm their houses in true RRR fashion ...On horses and flaming motor bikes😬 if they use the same dumb reason they used for Sardaar Udham...Man I am still pissed about that!

[@Sanskar-1705]

@@geetadhumane5793 I have already started gathering cats🐈,goats 🐐 and dogs🐕.... They will be usefull once we attack the juries....

[@urmila5552]

@@Sanskar-1705 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PrivateCage98]

Doesn't deserve

[@GHOST-ob2mh]

So when are you leaving brother?

[@brancorocks]

Could anybody explain to me why many reviewers are saying that the British were portrayed excessively and there was no nuance in their portrayal.....it's weird how when it comes to the British alot of reviewers either won't do the historical research about British brutality or chose to overlook that entirely....i have never seen them do that when it comes to Nazis......be it Indiana Jones or even as recently as the captain America movies no reviewer complains that the Nazis were comically evil or there was no complexity in portrayal......everyone kinda conveniently ignores saying anything like that......and while i know it's not entirely their fault because most of the countries in the west don't study British colonialism and its consequences as part of regular history lessons in schools so most of them are not aware......but come on am i the only one seeing a pattern of ignore what British has done or defend them all the while cursing Nazis under the same breath .....like that's so weird

[@srinivask1003]

That's because Germans acknowledged the fact of Nazis in their history books but the britishers never acknowledged the evil details of colonisation but glorified their acts in the history books. They are blinded by their history and bothered with the facts.

[@rajadhoni20]

I think the western audience would go crazy if they watch eega 😂

[@dheerajmishra1741]

Yes!!! Eega was awesome

[@dileepreddy9478]

That's a good movie but it's not something that would blow their mind

[@aloe704]

@@dileepreddy9478 exactly... great film by all means... but it wouldn't blow their mind especially a decade after the release

[@SanketGajera]

Eega is released in film festival and people are going crazy!

[@munehboi]

One of dumbest concepts ever

[@BrokenTooth]

I think it's really interesting what people say about the pacing of this movie. I personally found it perfect, with no wasted moments or shots. Some say the movie is long and the 2nd part of the movie drags a bit, some say the movie is long and the 1st part of the movie drags a bit. And some say (eg: Jeremy Jahns) that it is one of the best 3 hour movie they have ever seen in terms of pacing. I suppose the takeaway is that 3 hour runtime can be intimidating for people in the west who are not used to it, and it's almost always the case that after having watched it, it would feel off.

[@puspita282]

After I finished watching this movie I felt like it could have been 4 hours long and I would still watch it. I was left craving for more in the end.

[@talkingmeme1101]

Bridge rescue scene: ram had a full plan but with his hand gestures all we(and bheem) understood was that they are going to jump and hang under the bridge. Rest everything happened in the movement. Train was about to fall on the kid so bheem had to lift him, ram asks to hand him over and he throws the flag. Now bheem is going into the fire so he had to use it to cover him, then finally holding hands. So yeah there was no confusion. Also SSR said that that scene was to show that they both are in sync with each other.

[@smilealways6708]

Okay... Jaby is now becoming more attached and protective towards Indian movies. And we are enjoying this particular attachment of Jaby 😎💞

[@WATER_3300]

Here in India we have a thing called "Sakha Bhaav" which is going since Krishna Arjuna's time and even before that that's the reason why we don't find that awkward ness in friendship or brotherhood

[@johnme60]

The nuance about British people. The only explanation in my perspective . listen up. So Imagine there's pack of lions. When they interact with each other -> They care for each other, They protect each other , They also may feel fear of some member, mercy ,faith , trust all is there. basically :- There behavior is contained in this family and you can call it "NORMAL" for now. But when they interact with their prey -> they are brutal, they don't have mercy. they tear them apart like a machine. this is not "NORMAL" from the eyes of prey. The conclusion is :- British never considered Indians as "familiar humans" they thought they are superior race , they behave sane and normal while interacting with their own people and they will show all the characteristics of humanity. "This can be the only way to show the nuance in their characters" To Indians they were straight up evil and unimaginably inhumane. the history describes it. I would recommend the movie "Sardar Udham" to see more of that "nuance" along with extreme brutality.

[@ChoCoMoCo69]

Britishers did the same with Irish peoples, thy didn't help during Potato famine.

[@balerion77]

4:49 it's really not that difficult to grasp. Immediately understood that coz many in the theatre had like "Ohhh.." , "Oh woww" reactions right after he's done with the sign language. He shows the rope, shows they're going to jump off opposite sides, swing down and connect in the middle. I never understood why every Western reviewer says that sign language not understandable.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

Because they have their own actual sign language.

[@prasannaighe5188]

RRR will be shown in Chinese Theatre in LA... SS Rajamouli started the campaign himself... Only thing Indian jury has to do is just select RRR... Nomination is easy for RRR at this point... One should not miss Golden opportunity like this... Whether you like it or not..

[@saanvi5660]

Also in Japan 🔥🔥🔥

[@pbkb2k]

Lol india sends in a movie in foreign language movie category, I believe if RRR gets nomination in best movie category which it sounds like more and more likely, it wouldn’t even need Indian jury to nominate it

[@geetadhumane5793]

@@pbkb2k true RRR can campaign on its own with the help of Netflix....but it wouldn't be eligible in the foreign language category (I guess) and it would have to compete in the normal category against movies like The Batman and Everything everywhere all at once and Avatar 2 etc...It will be tough that way....So if we have our FIlm Federation's backing it will massively help the movie's cause

[@geetadhumane5793]

Okay the FFI has screwed up as always...so we are going in solo dolo for all the big categories....The film FFI has selected is for sure is not gonna get nominated....Now RRR scoring nominations is very difficult even though the one campaigning for us is a great dude, but now the point is, screw best picture etc even if Naatu Naatu scores a nom, it will be a victory for RRR becoz then Naatu Naatu will be performed at the Oscar Ceremony (if we are lucky...with RC and NTR) and that will be the biggest slap in the face for the Jury....

[@nikusingh191]

thanks to Christianity, in the West, they made taboo every relationship including between two male friends. Two male friends can sleep on holding each other and no one would object in India. Also thanks to Westernization. gay jokes are becoming fashionable.

[@lucascoval828]

Making every fictional character gay is becoming fashionable.

[@kamaljeetkamaljeet7334]

After seeing this movie I realised that we still have some creative directors and actors .

[@rahulr2719]

Sign language is very common in India so yah.. i have understood...

[@sarvenjaipandey3294]

Hi jaby...In India the friendship is lot alike that is shown in the film..but people from west seen it as a gay things which here is not so, we carry our best friends on our back sometime. And You guys are doing best to ur understanding in order to explain our culture.😎

[@callmesirjustsir]

Hey Jaby , the director SS Rajamouli wanted to portray through bridge scene Bheems and Raju’s flawless sync with each other with each other even without saying a single word to each other. He wanted to convey the resonating ideology or thought process that they perfectly had sync with each other. Thats why you see multiple times in the movie where they dont really share words but understand each other totally ! 😊

[@G-Code_official]

Fighting a tiger with bare hands is not over the top Jaby. It is a common thing even in African tribes.

[@lucascoval828]

...........sure.

[@thangamuthur7097]

I read this 'bullet is more costly to use to kill' part in Murakami's novel where Japanese soldiers kill captured chinese (I think) soldiers with baseball bat and the description was so raw like eyes popping out and all. I guess these mindsets are indeed real and not something cooked up by Rajamouli for his movie.

[@drdripransom342]

I never thought that Critical Drinker would make a video on it and on top of that you guys will react to it

[@lowkey_maniac_9633]

Nobody knew what they said...if we'd known then that scene wouldn't have been that gripping and suspenseful

[@aasamspb967]

To be honest I understood it. It's an Indian thing. We can convey a message with expressions hand and head gestures. Athokke athre ullu.

[@pkkrish]

Nice effect in the background Jaby! When you were talking about world's colliding. Not sure if everyone observed it or not

[@kingmolo]

Yay, U guys are finally reacting to the critical drinker. Hope you do more of his stuff

[@venugopalmuvvala6325]

It's not hard for someone like bheem to understand Raju's sign language. It's just that Raju's intention was over the top.

[@scienceaweek]

In India Gay culture are/ were rare or many guys are unaware of... I got to know about such thing when I was 19. But knew female attraction at 8 and biology at 13. 🤣

[@babayada2015]

19 is too late but okay...

[@nk2023]

👍

[@yogeshronte]

I came to know the word gay when I watched eternals. 💀

[@scienceaweek]

@@yogeshronte 🤣🤣🤣

[@ganeshakella8835]

Regarding the sign language - honestly no body knew what they were communicating, but it was deliberately made that way to kinda tease the audience of what awesome action they are about to see. Once you see it you’ll know what ram meant. It’s just a way to increase curiosity to the people.

[@captaindelta43]

RRR A truly perfect movie which has reached far and wide corners of the world and honestly making indian culture, the real cinema culture not cringey modern ones (Bollywood star kids, monopoly etc) , popular and somewhat now has started changing the perspective of foreigners, that india has come a long way since slumdog millionaire and cheap graphics to much higher quality graphics and and way more worldwide hits than one time wonders ! Excited and honest recommendation to many others who have no idea about this from Jabs , achara , Steph all are just evidence of that .

[@divi406]

Bro Star kids are everywhere But Tollywood stayed true to our roots And now it's Blooming No hidden propaganda Just beautiful story telling

[@theerthapadayambeth5074]

Yeah they just need to keep it more realistic.

[@MrRahul6464]

Lol... Rrr falls in the category of too bad to be too good. Madrasis are as cringe as the their movies. Bollywood represents Sophistication when it comes to internationally popular movies. Be it Awaara from 50s or Tare Zameen Par & Dangal. Even 3 idiots or PK have some standard. RRR or Bahubali are just copies of Western & Eastern cinema. Nothing original in them.

[@divi406]

@@MrRahul6464 Lol it's not a tamil movie It's a telugu. Nd bollywood is just woke propogenda. Telugu represent True indian culture.

[@aasamspb967]

@@MrRahul6464RRR and Bahubali never copied a movie, it's just inspiration. For your information, every movie copies/or get inspired.

[@I_m_4m4n]

Holy mother of God, critical drinker is here. Never have I ever in my wildest dream thought that you would review his videos. Well this was a pleasant surprise.

[@A-myth]

So the budget is the reason for VFX. RRR's budget was 68 million dollars whereas TOP gun Maverick's budget was estimated to be 170 million dollars. Even 68 million is too much for Indian movie, one of the most expensive movies ever. You can understand the problem now ,i hope.

[@bibek6713]

Do you know how much it made in usd?

[@A-myth]

@@bibek6713 about 160 million dollars

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

In those days everyone was aware of the circus as they were moved from village to village.The gonds already had a livelihood within the woods so hanging was not something of an acrobatics not heard of. - The gesture- draws two parabola and connects two fingers.He just understood to jump from one side with the rope and rest just followed once you are in the act.

[@ATULPHASALE]

We love this kind of action because we believe that it's just a movie.

[@user-cj5xk3yv2i]

Yup Movies are meant for entertainment. We got 200% entertainment and emotions from RRR

[@onwaygaming9453]

KABZAA TEASER REACTION 🔥

[@mohitbarik4641]

Yeah, jaby we understood the sign language as sign language is common in India

[@babayada2015]

I was clueless

[@ronikaushik2613]

If I say to you. Yes, I can also understands the hand gestures of my friends like Rama Raju talks with his hand gestures to Bheem in rrr. So, i was not confused or surprised when they did that in RRR🙂🙂

[@Brijeshkumar-hu7hv]

Steph sabraw is love❤

[@ruchika_pal_kaur]

I could understand the sign language he did while Bheem was still under the bridge, but definitely not what he signed while on the bridge, But thats good no? what we saw after that completely blew our minds!

[@fahimchoudhury5826]

Parasite is a modern masterpiece for a different reason, not bcz it talk about rich and poor and the structure of our society but bcz of it's visual storytelling and unique story structure and a lot of things that is impossible to describe without a video essay. I would recomend you to watch Studio Binders video essay about parasite breaking the rule of save the cat and Thomas Flight's videos on this movie too.

[@crimeindetail9397]

I don't know why all the foreigners keep on mentioning "how the two men understood each other with sign language" thing. Dude, we Indians can have full conversation with just sign language. We understood what they were going to do. Besides, Bheem was so concerned for the boy that his first response was to save the child and the man on the bridge, Ram, was also saying the same so they did it together.

[@cement006]

Gestures are soo common around me, I dont know about others, but yes in exams, and while crush coming, some gestures happen without talk, because others will listen...

[@Immortal_15]

Bridge scene was easily understood by most of the Indians i guess like my whole friend circle was able to do so ... Because we r used to these type of scenes ... And we knew something like this would happen

[@Lord_Rainbow]

Only thing left in my wish list is “Breaking down of RRR by New Rockstars”. After seeing watch mojo, screen junkies, pitch meeting and more

[@jadhavshriraj]

🤣🤣🤣 LOL, that would be a blast!

[@chaitanyareddy2233]

How it should have ended too

[@justchilling503]

Simple hand signals so easy to understand

[@MasterInNone]

We Indians would look the other car driver in the eyes and decide who goes which side and we pass without bumping into each other. We don't follow signals from traffic, but we do understand drivers without talking. Maybe in RRR Bheem understood the plan till they save the boy, and without even thinking about the exit plan jumps into action.

[@imeverywhere2045]

many foreigners watched this movie to criticise but ended up as fans😂

[@raghurevanth8317]

Kabzaa teaser has released 🔥

[@krishnansrinivasan830]

I had a nice time watching this reaction :)

[@actioninmyphannypack]

I understood the hand gesture thing at the bridge. It wasn’t easy to figure it out, but I got it. I paused the movie to try to figure it out. Took me a solid minute

[@TheInternetCheck]

React to Kabza teaser pls. It's a kannada movie starring Upendra and kiccha sudeepa pls react to it

[@raghurevanth8317]

Kabzaa teaser reaction please🔥🔥🔥another KGF

[@Live_with_pritam]

Yes, hand movements ( to communicate on bridge) done by Raju were clear but when it executed then it was much more fun...!!

[@amitologytube]

For American audiance.. they should watch 3 idiots, URI the surgical strike. And there are bunch of story driven film that they should watch, can anyone name them?

[@bhavna1051]

Oscar is definitely not on the road for the film crew when they are filming, not even for us, Audience. But it would be amazing if RRR got one.

[@kartiksharma7674]

RRR declared 3 things to the world: 1. We are not bollywood! And you will love it! 2. We will get over the top & bash the British! And you will love it! 3. To hell with historical accuracy! And you will love it!

[@aimingseeme1130]

Historical accuracy 🤣

[@thrinathamovva7429]

You know this is a fictional movie right? Smh.

[@kartiksharma7674]

@@thrinathamovva7429 I just see this in comparison with Samrat Prithviraj that claimed to be historically accurate & was ripped apart over 'historical accuracy'!!!

[@RandomGamingMoments925]

0:36 Good editing. "Worlds colliding" indeed

[@bitpatna7311]

Yes i understood the minute he gave first sing you may call it experience.

[@christy_003]

The Way RRR has made the world to look up at indian cinema, I am glad that now world will be seeing the LORD RAM through the AADIPURUSH By OM RAUT......... Ram🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Shukun168]

Jai Shri ram

[@aravindlingesh5764]

Critical Drinker is the best, I love his reviews

[@dola_ram]

In bridge scene, both Ram and Bheem want to save the kid. But Ram is at top of the bridge and Bheem is far away on the shore. When Ram sees a man far away trying to save the kid, he raises his hand. On seeing this, Bheem hesitantly raise his hand. Afterwards, Ram shows the kid, puts the hand sign for help(which is the two hands folding against each other). On seeing this, Bheem also does the same.(So now they both knew they are trying to help the kid). Now Ram signals Bheem to come to the bridge, understanding this, Bheem quickly rushs to the bridge on his motorcyle. Afterthat, Ram signs Bheem, tying rope around the waist and jumping both sides of bridge to help the kid. I think this is how we understood the scene.

[@godsoffice5714]

Yeah it's a basic universal gesture, which can used in daily stuff, like point at stuff do this, do that but it wasn't an Indian hand sign.

[@ERaHuL-bn7rx]

I think Rajamouli has to release Eega in English countries.the audience goo crazyyy 🔥

[@crazyfriendist]

RRR and to most Extent SS Rajamouli films stand apart from all other Indian movies bcz in his movies He SHOWS and not TELL to the audience... i.e, In true sense of cinema he takes visual depiction seriously!! in his movies the plot and characters do not rely heavily on dialogue or heavy voice over narration to explain the plot... it's all SHOWN and not Told to audiences, which is the very reason his movies are finally breaking cultural barriers.. The bridge scene that u find confusing would be boring af if they introduce themselves and convey through dialogue what to do... may be that would work in OG language but when u cross boundaries that very thing becomes stale....

[@mukundab77]

Fact is it reached wide audience at every corner

[@rajirvin1]

0:32 We see what you did there! Something is colliding 😂

[@Bambambhole5]

And we had more close bromanceship until we found out there is a species call gay existed in amerecia and infected the world so currently India also have this species 😂😂 so we stopped this kind of friendship after 90s or early 2000... when we didn't know about the thing... we used to roam around holding our best friend's hand😂😂😂 even now a days in the village side people who don't know the existence of gay thing.. you can also see this kind of friendship till now

[@Akshay-zk5pe]

Jaby And Achara... Please Watch Sita Ramam movie - Masterpiece. ❤

[@MoneyMitrovic]

Love Steph’s T-shirt

[@msdclips4284]

4:55 i got it right in the 1st time and still was mind blown by how they executed it

[@Hari-ur9ve]

Over-the-top actions (OTA) are justified only if characters are justified as super-heros as shown in superman/batman, avatar or minnal-murali.. If normal ppl doing OTA, then it ALWAYS get criticised and RRR may go for nominations but may not Win-oscars as jury will find difficult to judge themselves if they give ward for OTA done by normal humans...Neverthless its the BEST entertaining movie i have EVER seen and watched 10-times

[@fahimchoudhury5826]

Nomination? 🤣 Relax bro! It's a masala movie. Even the director didn't intend to make it as a movie that would run in oscar.

[@vaamann]

Steph looks amazing in this video.

[@harikrishnayadav3320]

One can't understand the plan entirely, BUT yes we can understand little bit by gestures.

[@godofwar3141]

I wish you reaction kabzaa movie teaser please please. It feels kgf vibes

[@luckyl4135]

Please make Steph and achara watch Dil Se as they enjoyed veer zaara

[@sayaligirnar5285]

It's very common to be physically so close to your male friends in India. And yes we understood just fine what he signalled at the bridge scene.

[@purplestarinferno5119]

i really am amazed that people thought top gun was homoerotic

[@everburn]

Right!

[@prakhardwivedi3820]

RRR should go for Oscars!

[@sachinyadav8049]

Please guys react on KABZAA teaser 🙏🏼

[@subhankarsingh3875]

the intro song was OP😍😅😅

[@John_Versus]

Rajamouli has this thing in movies, when he feels something is hard to explain in the movie, he puts that in the trailer or reveals that before the movie. And that bridge sequence is in one of that scenes.

[@Whatreally123]

I'm just wondering how much more awesome Eega would be if it were made with today's technology and budget.

[@bhanu.01]

I guess Steph and Andrew watched Eega and we might see the reaction soon 😁

[@rajadhoni20]

Yeah i also thought that 😀 that's why they muted jaby's voice in the end

[@bhanu.01]

@@rajadhoni20 true 😀

[@maheshdalle1]

I understood the sign language pretty easily when I was watching it for the first time

[@subhankarece]

You have to read the tension chapter from physics and the pulley example to understand the sign language

[@lakshmiprasanna4275]

Please watch Sita ramam movie

[@pinkoogupta2218]

Please react kabzaa teaser

[@sonuneil.2476]

05:24 I never thought they had a relationship, but yeah, that was weird.

[@robote7679]

Fun to see your reaction to the Critical Drinker. I thought he did a good job-he usually does-but for myself I had no problem with the small issues he complained about. For myself and I am most definitely a westerner I have one rule that gets me through some pretty wacky pictures. I ask only that they abide by the rules of the universe they've created. If a movie creates a new, unique universe I'm pretty much just fine with that. As long-and this is the point-they live within the rules of the universe they've created. If they don't do that they end up blowing up all their own connections meant to keep us involved. One very big reason RRR worked so very well for me is no scene no matter how crazy it might seem broke the rules Rajamouli himself established. The rest was just a great story playing out with all the parts greased and working superbly in that universe. P.s. Are you going to react to "Brahmastra'? My wife and I were smart enough to catch that one in the theatre and had a great time.

[@szewei85]

Haha the movie finally in Disney + Hotstar in India hehe

[@shreyanshjain3397]

Yes I got the sign language, I guess it was the easy one. We Indians love playing ‘Damsharas’ ( A game of guessing movies name just by doing acting or sign language), it makes easy for us to guess atleast for me . You should also play Jaby with Achara 😊😅

[@A-myth]

Dumb charades..u mean?

[@shreyanshjain3397]

@@A-myth yeah you can call it charades too

[@jojo_ranjan]

@@shreyanshjain3397 He didn’t chose to call it ‘Dumb Charades’. It is the name of the game. Whatever else you called it is an out of the standard name given by you.

[@shreyanshjain3397]

@@jojo_ranjan I know man I am saying we can call it both 😊