RRR---WTH was that??? - Page 5

i dont think actors accent is a big deal. i mean sridevi had a a south indian accent till the end, listen to her in mr india or even chandni it is very strong, same for hema, you can hear it even in sholay or baaghbaan.

i mean dharmendra has a strong punjabi accent..

i dont think the movie's success depends on accent.

jr ntr actually had great diction in hindi too, ram charan had an accent

but hats off to them for dubbing in 4 languages, i can think of only a handful of actors who could have done in india

Haha you liked Radhe Shyam but not RRR? Anyway I already think your taste is bad in movie stuff. So instead of questioning others' taste maybe just accept that you're in the minority.

That introduction scene for Ramaraju where he runs into a crowd dispersing them is inspired by Jon Snow's scene in the episode Battle of B*stards from GoT.

SSR is a huge fan of GoT.

Most of the scenes of arrest of Bheem and his subsequent torture in the arena are apparently inspired from Mel Gibson's movie Passion of Christ.

Though the fire and water analogy didn't work it is the fight between Bheem who is pure soul vs Ramaraju who's willing to tarnish his soul for the larger cause that he believes in.

Though Ramraju is convinced that Bheem and his complete surrender can inspire a movement he still went after Bheem because he needed that promotion in order to empower his people.

They have shown how they empowered people in two different ways.

Bheem's complete surrender has inspired people in the crowd while Ramaraju's idea was empowering people by giving them guns.

Two men with different ways of looking at the fight ahead of them.

RRR found audience among non Indians too because it was the story of two people who rose up against mighty empire while Baahubali attracted attention of the foreigners mostly because of the spectacular visual effects.

SS Rajamouli in one of his IVs said that his definition of a hero is that of someone who is physically fit, mentally fit, and yet vulnerable enough that anyone could easily approach him. Another thing he said that the image of the freedom fighters in the stories that were told to him as a child, were that of like demi-Gods. Later on, colonial paintings painted a different picture than what was told to him.. So he wanted to tell his version

I think this is what all reflects in his heroes and this film RRR in particular as well. I liked the movie even more than Bahubali and I have not even seen the film in the theatre. There is a lot of symbolism used.. Fire and water are common ones.. We have seen it many times even the TV shows.. Here graphics enhance the viewing experience. I liked the last scene actually.. Sitaram Raju's journey in this film is that of a man who finally decides to pursue his goals with just means. He does not abandon his viewpoint of gaining freedom through weapons. It's just that he decided not to use or sacrifice the very same people he was fighting for. People should join him out of their own burning desire to throw the empire and gain their rightful freedom. The inspiration that people draw from Bheem's song, makes this little but a very important shift in his perspective. From using unjust means to serve his purpose, which was constantly pricking his conscience, he moves toward becoming a just man. Ram Rajya is considered to be an empire where the people of the state were extremely important, their well-being was of primary importance. That's why Ramam Randheeram makes a great impact, depicting a just warrior fighting for the right cause through the right means . The same thing goes for Bheem. Bheem is synonymous to strength and power.. The strength of the lion of the Koumuram clan needs no further explanation.. Absolutely loved the scene. The love, friendship and admiration that develop between the two characters is endearing.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

IDK how the movie is but I'd say this song feels worth the viewing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsU0CGZoV8E

Naatu , naatu I am dancing with them . Splendid , amazing , best performance in Indian cinema . Both nailed it , jr.ntr is amazing dancer n rc also done well . Master piece , perfect .

Originally posted by: astha36

Haha you liked Radhe Shyam but not RRR? Anyway I already think your taste is bad in movie stuff. So instead of questioning others' taste maybe just accept that you're in the minority.

Yes Einstein ...I know I am in minority...😆.when you don't like a movie that makes 700cr then you are in minority....but genius.....have you ever wondered how Salman gave blockbusters with some of his shitty movies......so majority is not always right...😆

I am just going to say it, Bahubali is also a terrible film. I don't know how anyone watches that film seriously. It's like watching a cartoon

Ngl, I kinda loved the movie

But more than d story I feel it's a theatre experience kinda movie

Like d some scenes r cinematically quite impressive on big screen

D animal entry,Rama

Even though we know it's illogical 😜

D friendship concept added emotional touch

Also I feel south mein hamesha this has been d way right., Hero fighting thousands at a time🤣

TV par kyun dekhaaaa

Isse accha dekte hi nahi.

And BTW I am trying to think of one good Bollywood movie in past years which didn’t have repetitive below average emotional scenes, remixed smoky songs, silly action sequences and super bad VFX. Koi Ho Toh bataiye?

I loved the movie, mostly for the superb acting of the two guys. Storytelling was predictable but gripping, bas Alia n Ajay Devgan part was boring. 😛

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

IDK how the movie is but I'd say this song feels worth the viewing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsU0CGZoV8E

This is amazing 😆