This movie is fantastically made! It is near perfect and the action scenes were insane. The story ended at less than midway through but then completely surprised me with the story being even more elaborate throughout the film. Also lots of kaboom 💥. This film does not feel like 185 minutes, every second there is something crazy happening. Also this is like 3 films in one but it’s great, no amazing, no fantastic!

Rajamouli yet again proves why he can make me (who is usually one of the biggest hater of desi masala genre) love such larger than life Masala cinema by his creativity, absurdity and innovation in terms of action set pieces and the scale. This is exactly what is needed in these films. Otherwise this will seem basic stupid Masala film. That climax could have easily been a pathetic scene if Rajamouli didn’t execute it well and make it wildly entertaining. It’s all in the technicalities and creativity that makes Rajamouli greater Masala filmmaker than others. Enjoyed it a lot.

Introduction: I’ve been a huge fan of Jr. NTR and Ram Charan, so when I finally watched RRR, I had high expectations, and it didn’t disappoint. Directed by S.S. Rajamouli, this film is a true action-packed spectacle. Plot Summary: Set during the British Raj, the film revolves around two revolutionaries, Alluri Sitarama Raju (Ram Charan) and Komaram Bheem (Jr. NTR), who form an unlikely bond in their fight against the British empire. The movie takes us through their journey, filled with high-octane action, emotional depth, and historical events. The plot shifts between their individual missions and culminates in a massive, explosive confrontation. Cinematography and Direction: Rajamouli’s direction is impeccable, with breathtaking visuals and intense action sequences. The VFX is top-notch, and the grand scale of the film is reflected in the larger-than-life scenes. The music and background score elevate the drama and emotions perfectly.