RRR (2022) - Action Nerds
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RRR (2022) Movie Review: The Salty Nerds marvel at how a Tollywood action movie can give Hollywood Blockbusters a run for their money, not only in terms of visuals, but in story as well! RRR stands for Rise, Roar, Revolt, and tells a fictitious story about two legendary Indian revolutionaries as they strike up a complicated and unlikely friendship while taking on the oppressive British Empire in scenes that need to be seen to be believed. Full of action, adventure, dance numbers, and heart, RRR is definitely a unique movie. Directed by S.S. Rajamouli and starring N.T. Rama Rao Jr., Ram Charan Teja, and Alia Bhatt, this is the most epic movie made in all of 2022.
What is your RRR Movie Review? Did you love it? Hate it? Did you think it shamed all the Hollywood action movies to come out this year? Did it make you want to snap your suspenders and dance? Let us know in the comments! - Zábava
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I mostly don't like cheesy acting and cringe sequences this is my indian movie list mostly from 2015 (without comedy movies because it's difficult with subtitles)
Tamil
1. Vikram
2. Gargi
3. Thiruchitrambalam (excellent)
4. Jai bhim (excellent)
5. soorarai pottru (excellent)
6. karnan
7. Vadachennai (excellent)
8. Doctor
9. Sarpatta parambarai (excellent)
10. Naan sirithaal
11. Game over
12. Super delux
13. Hero
14. Kaithi (excellent)
15. Monster
16. Irumbu thirai (excellent)
17. 96 (excellent)
18. U turn (excellent)
19. Theeran adhigaram onru (excellent)
20. Velaikkaran (excellent)
21. Vikram vedha
22. VIP 1 (excellent)
23. Yaman
24. Thani oruvan (excellent)
25. Pichaikkaran
26. Thadam (excellent)
27. Panja thandiram (excellent)
28. Thenali (excellent)
29. Thupparivalan
30. Sathuranga vettai
31. Iruthi suttru (excellent)
32. Manithan (excellent)
33. Metro (excellent)
34. I
35. Sivaji (excellent)
36. Robo
37. Dhuruvangal pathinaaru (excellent)
38. Inru netru naalai
39. Thanga magan
40. 3
41. Pudhupettai (excellent)
42. Kodi
43. Thuppakki (excellent)
44. Thadaiyara Thaakka
45. Romeo juliet
46. Thambi
47. Madras
48. 24 (excellent)
49. Maattrraan (excellent)
50. Veeramae vaagai soodava
Malayalam
1. Jana ghana mana (excellent)
2. 12th man
3. Thallumaala
4. Jan E Man
5. Kurup
6. Nayattu
7. Ayyappanum Koshiyum (excellent)
8. Forensic
9. Jallikattu (excellent)
10. Unda (excellent)
11. Uyare (excellent)
12. Helen
13. Manoharam
14. Joseph (excellent)
15. Jomonte suvisheshengal (excellent)
16. Take off (excellent)
17. Godha (excellent)
18. Action hero biju (excellent)
19. King lair
20. Vaashi
21. Pretham
22. Bro daddy
23. Driving license (excellent)
24. Memories
25. Diamond necklace
26. Kumbalangi nights (excellent)
27. Drishyam 1,2 (excellent)
28. Ladies nad gentlemen
29. Bhaskar the rascal (excellent)
30. Aravindhande adhithikal
31. Adi kapeeyare kootamani (excellent)
32. Om shanti oshana (excellent)
Kannada
1. KGF 1 (excellent)
Telugu
1. Janatha garage (excellent)
2. Baahubali 1,2 (excellent)
3. RRR
4. Happy days (excellent)
5. Mr. perfect (excellent)
6. Bunny
7. Ala vaikundapuram (excellent)
Hindi
1. Bajrangi bhaijaan (excellent)
2. dangal (excellent)
3. Uri the surgical strike
4. The family man 1,2 series (excellent)
5. chhichhore
6. Badhaai ho
7. Toilet
8. I hate luv story (excellent)
9. Munabai mbbs (excellent)
10. Tumbbad (excellent)
Should have watched the Disney+ Telugu version as that is the OG. Netflix Hindi is the dubbed version.
RRR is a Telugu language movie not Bengali. Tollywood here refers to the film industry based in Hyderabad in the south of India not Bengal. Netflix has a dubbed version. India has many other film industries based on languages. Lyrics of the song is not goofy, it's very poetic in the original Telugu language. Songs are very much part and soul of Indian cinemas. Indian movies don't need to change for others. Ram's and Bheem's characters are mythologised in the movie. In the mythology, lord Hanuman carries lord Ram in his shoulders. They are almost demigods in the movie.
Actually Bengali industry is also called Tollywood.. I know because I stayed there in Calcutta for a while.. It's called Tollywood because the industry is majorly based in this area called Tollygunge.. That's where it gets its name.. So if he googled that and it showed Bengali cinema then it's not wrong.. There are 2 Tollywoods in India..
Bengali language Film industry also called as Tollywood
ram and beem not mythology character's...they are freedom fighters in our States.. Beem fights against nizam's.. Ram(alluri seeta ramaraju) fight against Britishers.
Do you think he gives one fuck about it 🤣🤣🤣. Anways Telugu industry is one which produces most masala movies in India 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dude this a fictional movie, don't spread miss information
i fell so in love with this director's work that i drove an hour and a half to a three movie marathon of his work(i am still buzzing over Eega). @55.00 do you think that you really enjoyed this because it gave you a cinematic experience that you have not had in a while? that is one of the reasons i loved it. what about the unapologetic celebration of masculinity in all of its glory? watching the RRR reviews from straight men in the US brings a smile to my face every time.
as to the plot and story of the film, they are not mindless. there are some culture things that we would miss in the US but make total sense for the Indian audience. The jail break shoulder riding scene for instance. we might think that it looks cool but there is more going on. our two heroes represent gods that have superpowers. Bheem (the H is silent please stop saying Ba Heem, youre driving me nuts. 🤣) is very strong and Ram is no joke with a bow and arrow (didnt you love the never ending quiver of arrows?). my point the Indian audience would not have been surprised about the powers. the director said that he did not make this movie with a western audience in mind.
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1. totally related with Raju losing his mind over not getting a promotion after working his ass off only to see it go to someone not as deserving.
2. i saw Bheem as Dr. Martin Luther King cause he was able to bring masses to his cause and was pretty peaceful. Raju, gave me serious MalcomX vibes.
3. when the mission is accomplished and the guns are secured for the folks; i mean come on now. who better than the USA to understand and relate to a scrappy group of people who want to get their hands on guns to drive out the FREAKING BRITISH and protect their loved ones?
@shelly Lee You have just spoken my mind on this video. I don't get it seriously. Everyone has their own style of making movies. There is a lot going beyond every iconic scenes of this movie which is a cultural thing. This movie is made for Indian sensibilities especially Hindu culture. Randomly comparing this movie with nonsense hollywood crap is bullshit. The story is carried on the shoulders of character emotions but not on the logics or physics you are used to in hollywood. You can't call it an overrated movie without knowing the sensibilities of Indian movies. I get it that the kind of impression Bollywood left on the world is really pathetic. But India is a diverse country with so many languages, cultures. Do try to consume other culture movies before judging any film.
One suggestion from my side would be if you are calling yourself to be a film critics or reviewers you should watch movies for entertainment, value for time and money. And please stop comparing other language movies with nonsense standard template of Hollywood movies.
@@bhupathikanakamamidi596 i am not sure who your answer is meant for but since my little bell went off i am going to answer. when did i compare RRR with any hollywood movie? my point to the creators of this video is that we would not get somethings in the US because we dont get the culture references. HOWEVER!!!! some themes are just global: brotherhood, loyality, faith, love, unity, i could go on. btw i have never seen a Bollywood film. RRR was my first Indian movie. i am not a critic i just enjoy the movies. and i, like most, need to indentify with something with the film. i listed examples of what i connected with in RRR. yes, it is american AF but what in hell is wrong with that? i get a pleasureable movie experience as well as something new to learn. comparisons will always be made as our little globe gets smaller.
@@shelly_lee i was appreciating your response to this video and shared my opinion to this video creators. My response was not meant for you. That is my point exactly. Movies are supposed to be for entertainment but not for finding flaws in it as if they were given a task to validate the movie as per the standards of Hollywood. My point is to make them understand that there is a different approach of film making in India like including dance numbers, over the top action scenes, borrowing stories heavily from Hindu mythology. Creators like film critics Calling it overrated implies there judgement cover by Hollywood movies.
This doesn't imply for only Indian movies but also Japanese/ Chinese/ Korean movies for example and comparing them with style of Hollywood movies bothers me. I hope you understand what I meant.
Cheers
@@bhupathikanakamamidi596 when u give a separate opinion n not responding to anyone u shud just write ur own separate comment rather than replying on someone else's thread
@@bhupathikanakamamidi596 glad we cleared that up
I think in the credits dance scene, they show different other freedom fighters all over India, connecting it to struggle all over the country, that's why they sing about "pride of the people of x area".
Very cool. And different.
Yes, that's what they did during the credit sequence.
Rrr is indian telugu movie ..so many times we indians telling u
@@everything4.everyone Chill, will you? She is talking about the leaders shown in the last credit song. Not all of them were Telugu, but from different parts of India.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast Little girl was not his sister , In india we say it for proper respect. You will love this movie more if u deeply analyze every metaphoric reference of this movie cuz SS Rajamouli shows a movie with less cool dialogue, in his movies the imagery talks more than dialogue... I have analyzed some deep meanings of some scenes and there are more scenes like these The whole bridge sequence is cool but at the same time, It also summarizes the whole movie plot. Ram's mission is regarding the country (jumps with a Flag) and Bheem's mission is to save the child from his tribe (jumps to get the child) and in this journey, they exchange their missions (exchange of flag and child) and eventually succeed helping each other. The chariot was on fire cuz when Ram came, the place was full of wild animals and the animals are afraid of Fire so to get rid of animals on his way to Bheem, he did that and here came with director 1000 10, it also: represents that Ram is a Fire. want to tell u something about Water and Fire: Somebody asked Rajamouli why he chooses Water & Fire as a friend it is never possible cuz they r opposites and don't like each other. Rajamouli replied that they r opposites but if they come together and work with each other they can do amazing things like they can create steam which can run the motor of this whole world. 1. There is a scene during the friendship montage playing when both of them run beside the train, and the train releases steam. Most people will think it is just for looking gorgeous but it is not. The thing is when water( Bheem) & fire(Ram) come together they create steam. It is the reference and also looks beautiful. 2. When the INTERRRVAL title card was about to come, there was a scene where the blood drops on Ram's hand from his eye and it creates steam if u look deeply u will see that. There are many references can't tell more. In his movies, he does not add any cool dialogue he just shows imagery and reference. If u see then u will not see any cool dialogues in his movies...his movie making is different And in his movie a hero is a hero who has no limits, he's not here to describe anyone about realistic, physics-fail things
Indian movies throwing in Dance Numbers between a serious movie is like Western movies shoving in unwanted sex scenes, even when there is no scope of one.
I stumbled across RRR through Netflix over the holidays. I had never heard of it or either of the incredibly beautiful lead actors but they were so hunky I was inspired to watch the entire movie. Now I have watched pieces of it over and over and over again. I’ve watched Bheem (NTR Jr) chased through the jungle by wolves and huge tigers SO many times! just as I’ve rewatched Ram Charan’s backlit transformation into a semi-God with an infallible fired up bow and arrow multiple times! But when the two men combine their fighting expertise with Ram (who has been tortured and can no longer walk) on top of NTR’s broad shoulders I was completely mesmerized! And I haven’t even mentioned the Naatu Naatu dance number that for the first time in history won an Oscar for an Indian film! It felt like a brand new movie genre to me that was better than any Marvel movie or a totally CGI’d action flick. This combined unparalleled non-stop athleticism, bromance, music, action and pathos. It is the most fun movie I’ve seen in forever. And it has also inspired me to watch every other movie Ram Charan has made that has English subtitles. NTR and Ram Charan are going to be HUGE in the US.
Been watching Ram Charan movies too, as well as interviews with him. He seems to be a genuinely good and charitable guy and a bit introverted, unlike his characters. Plus, he is gorgeous! I hope he breaks into Hollywood 'cause I'd watch him.
Watch Ramcharan's 'Magadheera' movie
Very Nice Movie with such a great story ❤
They were capturing the tiger and the animals while they were in the city for months. Also you can hear the tiger’s roar when they fed it during the friendship montage.
Yes, you are correct.
My suggestion for alex - KGF & KGF 2
Exactly! And Bheem's intro was about exactly this!
Bheem carrying Raju is from epic religious book Ramayana. Where lord Hanuman carrying lord Ram
Cool
Interesting! Thanks for letting us know.
You probably missed that friendship musical track in which Bheem carries a big meat piece to feed those captured animals. It is clearly shown by the director SS Rajamouli (The Genius) why they are capturing animals outside the forest of Delhi. In this movie all those musical tracks are important which carries the soul of the story along with them. And you cannot remove musical tracks from Indian Cinema which actually feeds many artists. Musical tracks and Back Ground Music are the soul of any cinema for that matter.
Yup. The friendship montage song is totally lost in translation. I think the subtitles crew probably just gave up. Allegory in Indian languages just wouldn't translate to English. It's actually quite emotive allegory.
It’s unfortunate the translation can’t be expressed in subtitles.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast The words in the whole friendship montage song in the original language are very subtle and poetic. They're not as obvious and goofy as the subtitles shown. Let's say if you directly translate Taylor Swift's classics to Japanese subtitles, they'd make no sense, just like in the movie
@@SaltyNerdPodcast Yes. I was seriously disappointed with subtitles. I wish they dub it in English.
You can be as realistic as you want..but then you ll miss the creativity.. and more importantly the overall fun. That is what is missing nowadays in western cinema..that's y the incresing appetite for something memorable is on the rise.
You’re absolutely right. Thanks for watching!
tell bheem or bhim 😀😎😄
@@ASH9366 bheem
@@ARVINDYADAV-cu9sd okay 😀
@@SaltyNerdPodcast If you want an Indian movie where, like you said "you could get into one frame of mind and if its serious its serious", you should watch *Sardar Udham* . Its got ZERO of the Bollywood vibe. No songs or dance at all. No action. No filmy dialogue. Just a true historical event and its story told in a documentary style. Other than that one episode of Band of Brothers (episode titled "Why we Fight" where they liberate the concentration camp), this movie is the only thing that made me cry. Other than these two things, I've never cried watching anything: movie, TV series, documentary, anime, etc. Its a story that deserves to be told just as much as the WW2 Jewish holocaust, but is never told.
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*Sardar Udham* is the perfect companion film to RRR because its a real take of what the British Empire was like in India, unlike the stylized version that is in RRR. In RRR, British are portrayed as 1-dminesional villains. In Sardar Udham, they are displayed raw, like normal people. The movie, unlike RRR, tells their side of the story, their justifications for what they did. And yet I felt that the true evil in the British intentions came through much more clearly in Sardar Udham than in RRR.
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Sardar Udham is one of my favourite movies of all times, right up there with First Man and The Imitation Game.
34:50 there’s also the setup of giant slabs of raw meat that Bheem kept smuggling and Raju laughs and thinks Bheem must just have an enormous appetite, and Bheem has a really nervous smile about it when almost caught.
And you hear beastly growling when Bheem carries the meat slab to a hidden spot where the camera doesn’t follow.
There’s plenty of foreshadowing before the scene where wild animals are unleashed.
We have already seen lots of Marvel type movies. Enough is Enough. RRR story and action is like something different. ❤️
stupid movie
Bro just stop dont boast the movie it’s not upto The hype
@@Johnwick-nc5ci maybe not for u bro. But for us it’s a mega event which should be celebrated ❤️❤️🔥🔥
@@Johnwick-nc5ci Lol tell this to all the top directors, actors and reviewers who are promoting this movie for free and re-watching it again and again in theatres.
@@NoThing-ec9kmTo engage with all kind of people and attract them for my own greed some supposed to give free publicity that doesnt mean they really liked it.
Bro it wasn't an official nomination by india to the Oscars.. We have now taken it to Oscars in General category. Hope it gets it due 🙏🏼
45:38 so no, that wasn’t the bullet that the dad gave him, it was actually the bullet that the governor was trying to load into his rifle but he couldn’t because Raju shot him with the arrow and so it flew out from his hand and into the air because of the impact of the arrow hitting him and then Raju ends up catching it. It happens real quick so it’s easy to miss. I noticed it later myself
@28:00 I loved hearing how you changed your perspective on Raju’s character …. Never occurred to me as I kind of already knew that Ram Charan can’t be an antagonist (he played protagonist in all his movies) or the character that he played (Raju) is an Indian revolutionary leader and hence couldn’t be bad and if he is, there must be some strong reason behind it.
We had no idea. That plot twist was a surprise to us as Americans.
Yeah, we know how big of a stars they are and obviously they will both be portrayed as good guys at the end. I believe this is a unique perspective only foreign viewers could get. It must have been so thrilling to them.
One correction - the girl who was taken away is not the sister of Bheem but belongs to the same tribe, Bheem is a protector of the tribe and hence he goes to rescue her as it is his responsibility to protect the tribe. Also, in India, we do not call people by name but call them as Anna, Bhaiyya ( Brother ) etc..
Thanks for clearing that up for us. We took “brother” as a literal family connection. Thanks for watching the video!
It's same as buddy, bro of USA
It's funny how many people make that error, particularly given that they're calling pretty much everyone other Indian as "brother" - Bheem even calls Raju "brother". They refer to Bheem's co-conspirator whose face appears on the poster as being his "friend" even though they call each other "brother", despite all this they take Malli's use of the word "brother" literally
The character Bheem in torture sean expressed many emotions in one song hatred for british, deception from friend, love for mother land, all the expressions Very good acting delivered from him...
Raju's Action is best in the Movie. Everyone did good but Raju's action is next level.
@@NKMK7 noo.. bheem's was. The bheem's promise to seetha scene, innocence with the Oliva Morris, bheem beginning scene with the Raju scene and ofcourse the torture scene.
Actually there's a line : Where drama begins, there ends logic. This director does not experiment with grey characters. There are only 2 types of main characters - the good and the evil. When the story unveils, the director makes sure to show the bad guys as evil as possible that the audience would want the good guy to smack the bad guy at the end. The director charges you emotionally with the story, which makes your brain stop thinking logically. Now it's time for you to see what you wish - the victory over evil.
English lyrics are literal translations but native language(telugu) lyrics are of poetic/artistic and creatively narrating events. It's hard to translate Indian language lyrics to English
Yes, we figured something was lost in translation.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast Yes. Translating songs literally was a bad idea.
Some details about the movie characters & Historical backstory:
Originally Alluri Sita Rama Raju, wasn't a tribal himself, he went into forests for helping tribals, actually used to wear Saffron clothing and used bow & arrows resembling Hindu god "RAM" (was also a sharp shooter) It was his approach to stand as a symbol of inspiration for tribals to revolt (known as Rampa Rebellion, with motto "Mande Rajyam" which translates to.. Ours is this kingdom) against British in Visakhapatnam agency. (Some believe that Alluri Rama Raju taking "Sanyas" (divine way of living) after death of his love Sita, was the reason for his Saffron attire). Sita really was his lover's name and after her death he changed his name from Alluri Rama Raju to Alluri Sita Rama Raju.
Born in the West-Godavari (a district of present Indian state Andhra Pradesh), in a Telugu Kshatriya family to Alluri Venkata Rama Raju and his wife Suryanarayanamma, after his parents died (when he was 12) was raised by his uncle Rama krishnam Raju. He was a well educated, civilized man who felt that the tribals are the ones being suppressed the most by british, and went to forests and dedicated his entire life for helping them fight british, although wasn't a tribal himself.
He used to do guerilla raids on British police stations (after informing & challenging them that he's going to come & attack and stop him if they can) and collect guns & weapons, using an army of armed tribals by training them.
It's said that it costed more than a million even in those days, for the british to finally find and execute him. They killed Rama Raju unethically while he's unarmed, performing a morning Prayer.
Komaram Bheem, a tribal himself from gond tribes of Adilabad (a district of the present Indian state "Telangana") is rumoured to be an extremely strong man, and to hunt a tiger by himself. He used to wear muslim disguises during his revolt against Nizam. He died fighting the Nizam's of Bhagyanagaram (Present day Hyderabad)
In Telugu states (Andhra, Telangana) everyone knows these things, maybe not in other states. They were referred as Sri Ram and Bheemasen (since long back before the movie even existed !!) from their names and features (Rama Raju's- Saffron Attire, his lover's name is "Sita", both are Kshatriyas, both went to forests and made an army using tribals, men of extreme commitment, Komaram Bheem- Physical strength, Crude attacking nature, Perseverance) being similar to characteristics of Lord Ram from Ramayanam and Bheem from Mahabharatam and out of the level of reverence they've achieved from people.
Both left their homes almost in the same period and then returned after some time and started their revolutions against British and Nizam respectively. After returning home, Rama Raju started wearing Saffron clothing till the day he died fighting for tribals, and Bheem came back as an educated man and started his rebellion with motto.. Jal, Jangal, Jameen.. with translates to Water, Forest & Soil..
As no one has a clear idea about what happened to them in that period when they left, and what made them become revolutionaries.. the movie writer wrote a Fictional story that they met and became friends and Bheem was the one who gave Rama Raju a Saffron attire and that he got educated himself from Rama Raju, connecting everything that was remembered in telugu people hearts.. if we see carefully, we can see all these details used in the movie clearly.. The mythological references are used in bgms.. as these freedom fighters are actually revered by referring them as Lord Sri Rama and Bheemasen.. in many parts of Telugu states...
Other details :
-Rama Raju is also referred by people as "Manyam Dhora".. which translates to King/Chief of the Wild Forests and Komaram Bheem is praised as "Gondu Bebbuli".. which translates to Ferocious Tiger of Gond tribes. These names are also referred in the Original (Telugu or Tollywood) version of movie, which is on Disney plus Hotstar & zee5. The one in Netflix is Hindi dubbed (bollywood) version.
-Also The Indian Flag used throughout the movie was the older Berlin Committee Flag (designed by Madame Bhikaji Cama, Vinayak Damodar Savarkar and Shyamji Krishna Varma) corresponding to the time period.
(Current Indian flag was designed by Pingali Venkayya, also from Telugu land)
-The bike used by Bheem was the older world war version which were designed lightweight for men to lift and carry them when required.
-Names of Freedom fighters shown in the rrr movie ending song & which indian state they belong to & their language :
-Subhash Chandra Bose (state west bengal/ orissa, language Bengali)
-Sardar Vallabhai Patel (state Gujarat, language Gujarati)
-Kittur Rani Chennamma (state Karnataka, language kannada)
-V.O.Chidambharam pillai (state Tamil nadu, language Tamil)
-Bhagat Singh (state Punjab, language Punjabi)
-Tanguturi Prakasam panthulu (also RRR Heroes Alluri SitaRama Raju & Komaram Bheem) (state Andhra, language Telugu)
-Varma Pazhassi Raja (state Kerala, language malayalam)
-Chatrapathi Sivaji (state Maharashtra, language Marathi)
What a great post
Exemplary 👏🏽
Great Man!! Even I'm a Telugu, never knew so much about, Alluri Sita Rama Raju and Komaram Bheem !! Thanks for educating me and other lot of Indians and World citizens, alike !! Kudos !!
I agree with the comments! I appreciate the history lesson. I’m from the US and unfortunately had no background to help me understand the movie on a deeper level. Thank you!
32:28 director clearly showed bheem capturing a tiger in his intro and also says that they have been doing the same, capturing other animals in the last 6 months you might have missed the subtitles and also during the friendship song they show bheem feeding animals with big chunks of meat.
Yeah, sometimes we miss things because we're reading the subtitles.
@aparna gadde pls 😂😂
@aparna gadde Didi itna bhi offend mt ho. 🙂🙂
The tollywood is two section one in south and one in Bengal this is tollywood ( Telugu language ) movie from south india . However it was dubbed in all indian languages by the main actors and accurately translated by the writing team authentic lyrics .
Netflix has the Hindi dubbed which is the most authentic and one of the best. It's a multi lingual movie and all indian language dubs are as authentic ...
However in all dub there are some Hindi spoken .
Ram's entry scene was with real 2000 ppl crowd
Both the actors are huge mega stars the director who is one of the best wanted to make a multi starter with two stars who are also close friends and they are so they said yes, one of the best dancers. It's the Indian movie . Brotherhood and offscreen bond is very true . Also he designed the characters based on their nature
RRR was the work title , combining the names of the three super powers
ss Rajamouli Ram Charan , Nt Rama Rao jr but fans loved it and used it so it's Rise Roar Revolt . T
Major section speaks Hindi so dubbed version r good actors took 25 days to dub in 5 languages.
You can call it movie from Indian cinema
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The core of the story is emotions . And friendship/brotherhood . Director wanted audience to empathise with both the characters equally.
Thank you for your insight. And thanks for watching the video.
Thank you for your insight. And thanks for watching the video.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast correct ur self bro
End musical is a tribute to the Indian revolutionaries which tells about them... There is a reason behind every frame in this movie...
Raju's legs healed immediately because, Bheem did treatment for Raju just after Jail break scene with the leaves - organic treatment which is famously called Ayurveda in India
It worked very fast! lol.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast cinematic Liberty 😂
Raju actually embodied Lord Ram. That's why he was healed quickly.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast Most of the injuries in the movie do heal quickly for the main leads in order to show their courage and determination to fight against the British empire . It was just an over the top depiction of relentless determination (Raju) and relent determination (Bheem). At the end of the day it is a fantasy film. So theses sort of things happen especially in films of this magnitude set in india. We don’t have marvel or dc superheroes or comic book stories to make film. So we just make our main lead a superhero and put logic in a dustbin just like in comic book films so it’s easy right 😁
@@SaltyNerdPodcast they had to or movie would become even longer.
The final credits song u mentioned is made in honour and tribute some of the great people who fought for independence of india against British.
If you guys have paid attention to Dosti ( Friendship ) song just after they saved little boy you would hve seen in that they feed captured tiger,even bheem is good in squat while ram is good in pull ups.
Must have missed that scene. Thanks for pointing it out!
The guys with the black caps have really understood the entertainment factor of the movie. They are great 👍🏻
Thanks for the kind words! And thanks for watching our review.
The guy who said ..where the fu*k they got animals from needs to watch the movie again ...bheem and company were trapping these animals in bheema introduction scene. That's what happens when you watch a movie of this calibre and details while doing your laundry and typing on laptop. Even piggy back fight scene had a foreshadowing in the montage friendship song.
Yes, you are correct. The animals were properly set-up in the movie.
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The actors who played the protagonists are huge stars in India. Infact, they are the only two mega stars who happen to be very close friends IRL and which is why the director chose them for the movie.
You will love this movie more if u deeply analyze every metaphoric reference of this movie cuz SS Rajamouli shows a movie with less cool dialogue, in his movies the imagery talks more than dialogue... I have analyzed some deep meanings of some scenes and there are more scenes like these The whole bridge sequence is cool but at the same time, It also summarizes the whole movie plot. Ram's mission is regarding the country (jumps with a Flag) and Bheem's mission is to save the child from his tribe (jumps to get the child) and in this journey, they exchange their missions (exchange of flag and child) and eventually succeed helping each other. The chariot was on fire cuz when Ram came, the place was full of wild animals and the animals are afraid of Fire so to get rid of animals on his way to Bheem, he did that and here came with director 1000 10, it also: represents that Ram is a Fire. want to tell u something about Water and Fire: Somebody asked Rajamouli why he chooses Water & Fire as a friend it is never possible cuz they r opposites and don't like each other. Rajamouli replied that they r opposites but if they come together and work with each other they can do amazing things like they can create steam which can run the motor of this whole world. 1. There is a scene during the friendship montage playing when both of them run beside the train, and the train releases steam. Most people will think it is just for looking gorgeous but it is not. The thing is when water( Bheem) & fire(Ram) come together they create steam. It is the reference and also looks beautiful. 2. When the INTERRRVAL title card was about to come, there was a scene where the blood drops on Ram's hand from his eye and it creates steam if u look deeply u will see that. There are many references can't tell more. In his movies, he does not add any cool dialogue he just shows imagery and reference. If u see then u will not see any cool dialogues in his movies...his movie making is different And in his movie a hero is a hero who has no limits, he's not here to describe anyone about realistic, physics-fail things
@36:50 It does seem like plot convenience, but I think a lot of writing depth went into this, 1. In the crazy animals fight at the party in the end Raju tells bheem that if he does not stop they will kill the little girl, so from that point bheem is not really at his physically fighting best form until the end when the little girl is safe.2. Also the betrayal by ram does take an emotional toll on bheem(notice he does not kill him when he could have). Also, you guys have been pronouncing bheem wrong.
Hello, the final song you talked about is actually a tribute to all freedom fighters in India since the movie plot is about independence from British which was performed by whole main cast of the movie including the director. The reason they are changing gets ups is to acknowledge different freedom fighters from multiple parts of the country based on their culture since India is a diversified country.Thanks for reviewing this movie
I think you missed a lot of what happened in the movie - the animals were captured right from the start. The intro of Bheem (one syllable) is a scene where they're capturing animals in the forest to take to Delhi for the attack. The injuries were healed by the application of medical plants and native medicine (Bheem applies the leaves to Raju both for the snake bite, and for the pain from the solitary cell time).
These small clips that people in the west watch and refer to as "Bollywood" is literally just 4 or 5 percentage of the cringe stuff that are made. The other 95 percentage of Indian cinema is pure gold and classic. But the west till today has just had a stereotypical mindset, that all movie from here are cringe. I'm happy that RRR is getting this recognition because we have many more gems in Indian cinema, most of em even better than RRR. We have literally hundreds of real and raw films without any over the top, unrealistic stuff too, releasing every year. Those are just unrecognised and it really isn't fair IMO.
Both Bengali and Telugu language industries are known as Tollywood.
India has atleast 12 different movie language industries (even more). Here is the list:
1. Hindi(unpopularly known as Bollywood)
2. Telugu
3. Tamil
4. Kannada
5. Malayalam
6. Marathi
7. Gujarati
8. Punjabi
9. Odia
10. Bengali
11. Bhojpuri
12. Assomiya
Telugu = hindi
@@bitik9847 who told u that.
@@bitik9847 their differences is world apart
Completely different
The amount of difference you find between Chinese & English
Yeah that's the kind of difference between them
46:26 was a depiction of god RAMA . I really got goosebumps and everyone who knows that feels the same way for sure.
🚩 obviously it hits different to the Indians..
@@elite450 right
So glad you are enjoying just as we..
And i have suggestion...
Watch "EEGA ".. Same director.
Free on CZcams..
You will be surprised.. And enjoy more..
Only director in the world who can make film on fucking FLY as LEAD ROLE..
and guess what it's blockbuster..
We’ll check it out. Thank you!
I thought the abilities of the main characters were consistent throughout the movie, at least compared to most other Indian action films.
From their introductions, we know that Raju is intelligent, strong, resilient, and can jump high. And we know that Bheem is stronger, more resilient, and can also jump high.
Bheem's strength displayed throughout the movie never allows him to just break off his chains and prison cell when in captivity when being surrounded by armed guards. If that was the case, he would have attacked Scott's mansion alone without the animals which were needed for distraction and chaos. And even when he broke Ram out of prison, he ripped the cage off the hinges rather than breaking the metal, and as for the armed guards, he had Raju's support, who knows how to use guns and fight back. And the motorcycles are army motorcycles, which are like 60kg or something, which is still ridiculous, but it doesn't go far beyond Bheem's established abilities.
Indeed. They are superheroes, but they don't possess "superhuman" powers - no flying, invulnerability, super-sight/hearing, Flash-like speed etc. It's more the case that they have _enhanced_ human powers.
And the motorcycle is the Royal Enfield "Flying Flea" which was dropped in by parachute, weighing in, as you indicate, at just under 60kg (130lb) - nothing than would actually require superhuman strength to lift, albeit wielding it as a weapon would certainly enter into that territory!
41:07 It was mainly because Ram charan the actor who plays Raju has been riding horses for a long time. He also has so many horses in his home. He is a well trained horse rider so it was easy for them to go with it. There is a movie called as Magadheera with same actor who played Raju and the same director of RRR previously collaborated. It was 13 years before. It’s a great movie. It was the first big budget Indian action film we ever get to witness on screen. It was the first mega project of SS Rajamouli. Ram charan really shows his horse riding skill in that film.
Helping you out to understand the motorcycle scene ... That motorcycle model dates back to WW1 which is of hardly any weight than 60-80 kgs ... So it's very practical that he could lift that thing.
Bheem's opening scene is not just to show his muscles! Every scene has a purpose: here he is trapping animals, which they expected to be just a wolf, but a tiger is there too. And when the tiger goes unconscious he says to it I am sorry I am using you for my goal but I need to do this. So they have been collecting these animals for the plan. In the friendship montage when they show a huge slab of meat Ram's fellow officer thinks all that food is for Bheem and jokes about it and Raju laughs and defends his friend that it's good he has a good appetite. That meat was for the animals which they are hiding!
Movies in India are made to entertain people at weekends after stressful office week ,
So they tends to make joy and feel good at the end with every emotions you have tobrelease your stress and joy with your family and partners rather for educational purpose .
This is the genre(Masala movie) that people prefer more than any othere genre in India .
May I suggest Sardar Udham next easily available on Amazon prime video rated 8.8 IMDb and 94-95% rotten tomatoes… for a totally different, realistic, still as awesome aspect of Indian cinema?
Especially for the guy who wants reality of injuries and atrocities… this is how Indian does true stories. RRR is fiction, why make it as serious and cruel as real life?
@9.00 as you said , scene in beginning of film mob fight between and soldier and freedom fighters almost real. The director himself told in interviews about it how they shot scenes and hero (Ram Charan) agreed to it even though it is little bit risky....
Something I want to remind
The bike he is used to lift in the fighting scene (ending scene)
That bike weight is 50kgs
That was the bike used by British at that times 1920
We can lift 50kgs dead lift to
It's ok sometime happens 😅
And in India we use aurvedic
Like medicine with plants
trust me it will work well
if we are proffecient in it
Raja mouli is the best director at maintaining physics 😂
In fights
Many people don't know this news..
In the montage song, you will see Bhim is stuffing meat into a room....so the plan to get animals is already indicated on couple of scenes
Thanks for pointing that out for us!
Actually in Raju knees scene, they were heeled! Jungle peoples have so much medicinal experty ! He put herb in in Raju knees, that's why he was heeled. At the era of 1920's Indians in rural areas uses herbs for thieir medical conditions instead of Antibiotics. Now these traditional methods have been replaced by Science!
Thank you for appreciating RRR, if you like our history and want to experience great cinema you should watch KANTARA another masterpiece from tollywood, much more ground and amazing story telling, I am assure you have never experience such type climax in any of hollywood movies ever...
Ok yes but it's sandalwood....
@@nah5925 It's indian cinema
Thanks!
I'm a telugu person but kantara is from kannada industry bro
@@shodhitgoyal6539 Yes it is Indian cinema no doubt. But it's also from a specific region, language and culture that should not be ignored. I'm all for calling a film as Indian rather than regional cinema, but let's not erase differences.
It’s called emotion . It’s universal
Indeed it is!
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The girl whom Bheem was about to rescue is not his sister...in India people address their elders as' brother or sister' out of respect for their age.
You guys are awesome... And i ain't no movie guy but after all those hype I decided to watch the movie but Damnnnn that was one of the best movie and I have recommended that to my friends and they loved it more then me and whenever we meet we talk about that movie all the time..
Thank you! This movie definitely deserves more attention.
That means a lot to us Indians that finally our Stories are being heard in the west.
52:24 I think the heroes are allegories for the Indian civilization itself. Civilization is immortal, but it is still at risk of being subdued, subjugated, and forced to endure suffering and risks being broken with despair.
So despite not having to worry about the immortal heroes dying, you are still on an emotional roller coaster seeing them grapple with torturous situations and pursue their aims of freedom and vanquishing the prime causes of suffering and subjugation.
You should check out Baahubali, part 1 and 2! It also promises a feast of mind blowing battle scenes!
We'll definitely check it out.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast can't wait
My friend from South India clarified that the reason why they are fine the very next scene is because the whole movie, from the beginning to the end, takes place in 3-4 years. The director should have explained that much better. However, the movie was fun.
Are you saying 3-4 years passed after the jail break?
@@SaltyNerdPodcast That's definitely not true, director never said that. I think Tyrell misunderstood something.
@@SaltyNerdPodcast No. Most probably months. That would explain Rama's hair and beard growth after being captured.
The entire timespan of 3-4 years, from the kid being abducted all the way to Rama going back to his village after fulfilling his promise, was crammed into just 3 hours. Or he may have intentionally did that to make these homies look like superheroes.
Im fine with either theories.
This was such an entertaining podcast. This was i think the first time i sat through an entire 1hr podcast and listen to people talk about a movie i have already watched and discuss it from a different view point. Next you should definitely watch the Baahubali 1,2 both parts by same director. That was one of the biggest movie at that time. Hopefully Indian movies should have better dubbing in English and even songs too so that everyone around the world can enjoy what Indian cinema have to offer.
@32:13 - Movie explained the animal capturing and keeping in couple of scenes. In one scene the best friend of Bheem is shown feeding meat to tiger. I think you might have missed it.
Lyrics of the songs are exactly pointed but the song are poetic in all the indian languages but English translation is to the point but not like the phrase or poetic when you read it . Usually indan music is poetic use of words
Yeah, we figured as much.
Regarding their healing powers, Bheem gave Raju the antidote for the snake venom, time passed after Raju flogged Bheem so he had time to heal before he was supposed to be executed, and between the escape and the forrest fight, Bheem healed Raju with some leaves (and also dressed him up like Rama 😆) but yeah, they heal pretty fast 🤣🤣 Also, Bheem and Malli arent siblings. Asians just call anyone older than them brother/ sister or Auntie and Uncle out of respect.
Corridor Crew made a great video about the vfx used in this movie. I think you all will enjoy watching that video.
We'll have to check it out!
@25:00 , Hey guys! The idea of the dance numbers is pretty much embedded within the Indian Culture, as a mark of celebration or the propagation of the imminent community harmony. We Indians are suckers for poetry, music, dance and extravaganza, so the making of the movie defined is attached with the sensibilities of the Sub continent. Moreover, never in the wildest dreams did anyone of us (even @SS Rajamouli himself) forecasted that the movie would be an appreciated favourite from the land of Hollywood. And what's a movie without it being a unique and different cinematic experience anyway?😄
Much love to you guys for reviewing the movie 🎉
Yeah, we didn't dislike the dance numbers. It's just not something we're used to.
there're 2 tollywood this film from Southside of India and based on two real petriot freedom fighters of India
The way I have come to describe the over the top makes no sense action of this film is simply that this movie is just the visual representation of someone telling "THE LEGEND OF..." tales around a campfire. So of course it's gonna go bonkers.
23:35 I loved the use of the friendship song, too. Like a non diegetic way of telling the story like the chorus in a Greek play.
Good and Honest review. But I wish you had known the language to understand the pain e.g the song while bheem is bing whipped by Raju or the final climax fight and the final closing song that is not Bollywood, but is a tribute to great Indian revolutionaries like Raju or Bheem. Again I really wish you knew/understood the language.
Nice review🙏 pl don't brainstorm reg physics and gravity. Its just entertainment .
Btw.. Suggest u to watch bahubali 1 & 2 and then eega (movie on fly) from same director.
Those nonsense movie clips you saw are from 80s and 90s period.
So there is no point talking about those scenes.
Now indian cinema is totally upgraded.
We are starting to find that out. Thanks for watching.
There is a movie called Alluri Sitarama raju which is an epic biopic about the true life of the raju character played by telugu matinee idol Krishna who acted in more than 300 films. It released in 1974 and was the highest grosser in that year. I
1. About animal drama, the first intro of bheem is to capture the tiger and then again meat is feeded to animals during the frendship montage.
2. Before Ram's final transformation, he is healed by herbs by Bheem.
3. Last dance montage is a celebration of Indian freedom fighters from different regions of India.
I don't agree that Indian lyrics and dances are goofy.
Not in a thousand years will your Top actors, be it Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks etc can match the Indian top actors in dance.
The Indian songs have the best lyrics and tune. Indian Lyrics are based on poetry.
Infact I will tell you the fields in which Indian movies are far ahead of Hollywood. Songs, dances, costume, jewellery, set pieces and cinematography and better all round actors.
true but english language cant justify the proper meaning of songs , so they were literal translation rather than being poetic
The lyrics are more poetic in the original language than in English. But yes they are still talking about the plot.
Yeah, we figured as much.
@32:15 Bheem was catching the animals for this purpose. He was supposed to catch a wolf at the start but accidentally Tiger appears and Bheem says "Sorry I am going to use you for my mission" . The makers missed a trick here Bheem should have placed some neck bracelet or something in Tigers neck and shown the same Tiger 🐯 that is jumping out of the van .. even my American friend didn't understand. Actually it is confusing though
Last Dance Credit was for happy ending 😃 so that when you leave the theatre you enjoy for a while. These make unforgettable experience 😉.
The bike that Bheem lifted.. was not that heavy.. because at that time bikes weighted 50kg to 60 kg.
And about the healing of wounds.. tribals heal very fast.. and Raju was healed by Bheem each time..
If you don't know . Now you know 😉🔥❤️
Seems like Alex needs to watch this movie again, multiple occasions he missed out what's explained
Yeah, it definitely requires more than one viewing.
Awsome Review!!!, Enjoyed your talk a lot !!!, Matts Energy is Super, please explore more Indian movies
We plan to! Thanks for watching!
Watched you guys for the first time enjoyed your love and passion for Cinema, likewise I watch cinema from every corner of the globe too. Firstly india has lots of languages and regions and Tollywood is one such region from Andhra where we speak Telgu hence the name. We recently back home are trying to blur the lines of regional Cinema and just emphasis on Indian Cinema.
To your observations in the podcast above the scene with the wild animals just before the interval is actually very brilliantly woven in the script. In the introduction scene of Bheem he is shown trying to trap a jackal in his trap, by pouring blood on his head to attract the beast however a Tiger is also seeking bheem form the shrubs, when he is running, in the wide shots, he looks at the footprint below to realise there could a tiger around hence the tiger and the jackal have a 2 second squirmish, after which the tiger resumes to chase bheem which he is eventually able to capture and subdue. Then during the bromance song which the bearded dude on ur podcast loved, raju and his friend see Bheem taking a leg of a cow and they funily say will this be enough to feed bheem but the cow leg is then pushed down a closed door where u can hear the roar of an animal thus building to the scene that bheem has some animals in a storage. But yes that scene of the animals at the givernors bungalow is the best set peices ever in any movie, totally unexpected.
To your buddy's next observation when bheem is whppped and his knees broken they show he is in the jail cell for weeks before they announce he has to be hung.
The last song during the credits introduces the entire cast and in the background and there are epic statues of Some of Indias greatest freedom fighters ever from various regions.
Lastly Ramcharan who plays Raju like u guys rightly discussed is a bliionaire and a heart trob for millions of Indians his father also is a super star.
Bheem played junior NTR is also the grandson of the great NTR one of the most iconic actors of India ever. These two guys coming together for this blockbuster was the vision of another daddy the director SS Rajamouli sir he is daddy that's all.i ahve to say
You guys should see his other works Bahubali 1 and banhubali 2 on netflix the highest grossing Indain movies ever.
Some more movies u guys should watch KGF chapter 1 and 2
I am sure u will love it and review it too
Ciao and love from India
In indian culture friendship plays vital role. It is believed that true friends can understand and feel each other even they far apart. We call it eternal friendship. We have lot of literature written about it. This movie is all about the friendship of two heroes.
Good to know!
Subtitles don't do justice to its songs
Yeah, we kinda figured. lol.
---- MotorBike kicking explanation----
This movie is after the world war 1920's the time's motorbike were just cycled with an engine
It weighed only 59 kg wet (ie with oil & fuel) and was so light that it could be dismantled, lifted, and transported to various battlefield operation areas. Its portability was the most significant convenience and helped soldiers cross fences or ditches as it could simply be lifted
--- That's why he was able to swing and toss the motorcycle---
Okay. Thanks for the info!
The bike weights 50 kg on that days
They typically constructed the bike to carry where the places can't be driven
To clear up with the motorcycle scene, the British soldiers used a light weighted Enfield around 12-15kgs ,that made it possible to wield it with both hands!
One minute you love that they don’t follow any rules, then the next minute you’re crying that they’re not following movie rules. Come on guys pick a struggle.
We definitely landed on the side of loving the movie.
In Vader we trust!
Great review guys.
Thank you!
After each big fight scene where there are serious injuries… there is a long time gap for them to heal which you guys are not realising… for example
Raju after the escape from prison with leg injuries gets treated by Bheem, by the time of final jungle fight scene, he has a big beard which tells you it took time to heal. Similarly there are other nuances which makes it a bit believable which for sure western audiences will miss.
The songs are very poetic which turns out very bland with translation.
the final song is almost like a ‘thank you for watching’ song which also pays tribute to the Indian freedom fighters. The father figure bearded guy who came in the song is the director SS Rajamouli
Thanks for clarifying for us.
You're absolutely right!!
I am disappointed that Alex did a poor job of watching the movie. I have my own small critique of RRR (but it's still a great movie). He criticized that the animals came out of nowhere for the palace attack until he was reminded that Bheem was shown capturing animals at the start of movie. Then he said, okay, but when did he feed them? He was again reminded that it was shown during Ram and Bheem's friendship sequence. He didn't even know that there was a song at the movie's end.
For someone who has Nerd in his channel name, I expect them to pay attention to the movie they intend to criticize (and write off).
Totally fair. I needed to pay closer attention.
Indian films aren't from a single film industry.
India has a set of "Film industries" in it. it's rich diversity in languages spoken within the same country resulted in multiple film industries within the single country. It's an Indian way "Unity in Diversity". each of these film industries have some great movies (along with average ones and disasters)
The name bollywood which was earlier thought by some as the "Indian Film industry" (there's no such thing) is just the industry corresponding to language Hindi... and accounts to only 1/5 of yearly Indian films.
The movies.. "RRR", "Baahubali 1 & 2" are from the Industry corresponding to language "Telugu".
(TFI - Telugu Film Industry or Tollywood).
referring as.. "A Telugu film from India" or just " A movie from Indian Film Industries ".. is very appropriate.. cause there are more than 5 major Film industries within India.
Thank you for the review. Watch 3 idiots, Sardar udham singh , Andhadhun , The Kashmir files, Drishyam and Oscar nominated Lagaan.
By the way i just watched whole video and loved it.
Note: Almost all indian actors can dance from the all indian industries whether it Bollywood (Hindi) ,Tollywood (Telugu), Kollywood(Tamil), Mollywood (Malayam), Sandalwood (Kannada) and many more.
It's Telugu not Telgu
@@ECLIPxx Maharashtrians also call it telgu instead of telugu
You guys could have added an Indian guy with u who could translate u about the scenes and each aspect of the movie .
And The last song / dance no. Was the credits that is given to each freedom fighters of our country .
The bullet at the end which kills the Governor flew out of the hands of the Governor when Raju shoots him with the arrow. That's why Raju says the Governor was wasting a precious resource which cost a pound or whatever and has come from Britain and should be used carefully (to mock the words the Governor has been saying about the value of bullets...).
If you want logic in injury then I would suggest you to watch "Sardar Udham". It's a Bollywood masterpiece. Based on a true event. Kind of revenge taking on the British.... If you feel the pain, you will cry for sure....
You are right when you say they must be big stars, both of them belong to Filmy families with huge fan base
Tollywood isn't Bengal cinema... It's one of the parts of South India industry.
there is no south india its telugu
@@Santosh-lz3zz I know and i said South India on purpose so they won't have hard time understanding it. Plus, i literally wrote "one of the parts of South India industry " which it is.
Bengali language people send their sons and daughters to English medium schools.And there the first language is English and the second language is Hindi and not Bengali so Bengali is slowly dying.And there are billions of other reasons why I can't say it now if I have to say I can have a conversation with you.And there are billions of other reasons why I can't say it now if I have to say I can have a conversation with you.
@@Mahishasur TF did i just read...
@@ashwinsharma222 did you read
Your enthusiasm shows how much you enjoyed the film. I look forward to watching it.
You’ll have fun. Worth a watch for sure
👋 hey
One thing. I regret it a lot that I watched it on phone and alone. Please don't do this mistake. If possible watch in theatre if not then atleast on big screen with all ur buddies.
Great analysis brothers...liked your reactions to RRR movie... 👍
Thank you! We really liked the movie.
In the friendship montage if you observe Bheem gets meat to feed the tiger which is caged.
Yes! Sometimes we miss things because we're reading the subtitles.
Dude from forest gets the motor bike because he used to work in a automobile store in disguise as Akbar in Delhi where they fix the bikes. The guy from city gets the horse because horse riding was part of his police training. Another point, there was a scene where Bheem and his cohort takes sheep/goat meat to the animals which were captured by Bheem and his cohorts at the begining.
Bheem(NTR Jr) did a fantastic action in this movie.
India has two tollywoods. This movie is from Andhra Pradesh state Telugu language film industry "Tollywood" (more famous than Bengal's Tollywood). And recently rrr submitted their movie for oscars in all famous categories. Hope it wins one. Netflix has the Hindi dubbed version. The original is Telugu version which u can watch from Zee5/Hulu. And Ram Charan (handsome Stache dude) and NTR(Bheem) are very famous in Tollywood just like RDJ and Brad Pitt and maybe more.
Can you guys tell me why RRR don't become India no. Movie because it is released world wide now so think they easily crossed the Dangal mark 2000 crore but in Wikipedia still showing 4th rankk
@@ewillmemer8425 Wikipedia is shit bro never trust Wikipedia about Indian stuff. Yes RRR is not most popular in India but KGF and Bahubali are.
@@NoThing-ec9km kgf 2nd part😂☠
U guys have done one of the best foreign reviews...kudos... For being honest.i want tell u that tollywood ur referring is from southern part of india not west Bengal. Also I recommend you guys to watch EEGA movie by ss rajamouli of RRR. It's awesomely crazy that an housefly takes revenge on a antagonist. Best movie till date by the director and it's director choice.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad you liked the review.
This is a Telugu language movie from the Southern Indian states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. This is not a Bollywood/Hindi language movie, nor is it a Bengali language movie. You watched the Hindi dubbed version of the Telugu language Tollywood movie.
In a simple words the RRR story about 2 real freedom fighters from India one is Raju(Alluri Sitarama Raju) and the other is Bheem (komaram bheem). The director created a fictional story on them before they came into national freedom fight against British.
Yup! That about sums up the plot.
You will love this movie more if u deeply analyze every metaphoric reference of this movie cuz SS Rajamouli shows a movie with less cool dialogue, in his movies the imagery talks more than dialogue... I have analyzed some deep meanings of some scenes and there are more scenes like these The whole bridge sequence is cool but at the same time, It also summarizes the whole movie plot. Ram's mission is regarding the country (jumps with a Flag) and Bheem's mission is to save the child from his tribe (jumps to get the child) and in this journey, they exchange their missions (exchange of flag and child) and eventually succeed helping each other. The chariot was on fire cuz when Ram came, the place was full of wild animals and the animals are afraid of Fire so to get rid of animals on his way to Bheem, he did that and here came with director 1000 10, it also: represents that Ram is a Fire. want to tell u something about Water and Fire: Somebody asked Rajamouli why he chooses Water & Fire as a friend it is never possible cuz they r opposites and don't like each other. Rajamouli replied that they r opposites but if they come together and work with each other they can do amazing things like they can create steam which can run the motor of this whole world. 1. There is a scene during the friendship montage playing when both of them run beside the train, and the train releases steam. Most people will think it is just for looking gorgeous but it is not. The thing is when water( Bheem) & fire(Ram) come together they create steam. It is the reference and also looks beautiful. 2. When the INTERRRVAL title card was about to come, there was a scene where the blood drops on Ram's hand from his eye and it creates steam if u look deeply u will see that. There are many references can't tell more. In his movies, he does not add any cool dialogue he just shows imagery and reference. If u see then u will not see any cool dialogues in his movies...his movie making is different And in his movie a hero is a hero who has no limits, he's not here to describe anyone about realistic, physics-fail things