RRR Movie 2022: Full Cast, Release Date, Story, Box Office Collection & Latest Updates

Introduction 

If you’ve been off the grid, or just didn’t watch any movies within the past few years, you may not know who RRR or the Rowdy linguistic is. Well, let me break it to you: this movie is like an explosive parties where action parties, emotion parties, quirky televisuals all party erupts and SS Rajamouli is the discontinuous. Rajamouli of course, is the director of Baahubali and now RRR an enterprise that has stopped the world in their tracks, wanting more after watching the end of RRR.



RRR is not your typical historically inspired film. It is a movie that is big history and fantastic in equal measure, with as much action as schmaltz, tears as blows, and happy friendships as vodka juntas, so if you come out and do not remember the last time you embraced your best friend because all the tiger and the elephant are very well, dedadá. It is a movie that doesn’t merely amuse, but cognitively provokes how in two hours of cinematic insanity you can find yourself with so many emotions!

What is RRR About?

Let’s start with the story. RRR means Rise, Roar, Revolt was shot in the backdrop of the 1920s colonial India. It’s a fictional story inspired by the lives of two real freedom fighters: Alluri Sitarama Raju portrayed by Ram Charan and Komaram Bheem portrayed by N.T. Rama Rao Jr. These two are locals turned folklore heroes, and around these two icons, Rajamouli has woven a story so grand that, after watching Bahubali/ Kattappa, one cannot help but think that, perhaps, Rajamouli has a direct line to the heavens for Hollywood!

In RRR we get to see the story of two characters Raju and Bheem embarking on two different freedom struggles against the British. Watts and McQueen find themselves in the same boat, which results in one of the greatest, heartfelt, plots you will ever catch on the big screen! In fact, the plot of the movie revolves around their friendship, their suffering and their emancipation effort. But it also about the crazy fights and moments in the movie where you just sit there would awesome and wondering how many laws of physics a man can bend.

   

The Star Power: Ram Charan and NTR Jr.

I believe that the casting in RRR is absolutely perfect. Both Telugu bigshots, Ram Charan and N.T. Rama Rao Jr., deliver their best for the screen. If you’re familiar with their work, you know these guys can act, but in RRR, they also get to show off some superhuman abilities that make you think, “Did I just see him punch a tiger?!” (Spoiler: yes, yes, they do).

From the Analyzed scenes there is one scene in which Bheem fights with the tiger. Well now, do I come out of those dreams fighting tigers and break out in a sweat? Yet in RRR, Bheem battles the lion as if it is an entirely plausible setting. Also, there is a series of scenes during which Raju fights against an entire British battalion on a motorcycle. And guess what? He doesn’t just ride the motorcycle, he drives it through fire, water, buildings and still manage to look like a cool dude.

Rajamouli, however, is not limited to real fight. The action is also about thrilling instances that add dramatic tension to the given plot. It helps to embed an action sequence into the characters’ experiences: Bheem saves a child, Raju loses everything he was fond of – this makes them far more involving than the average fighting scenes. These are not just awesome quench for the thirst for action – these are heartwarming and, surprisingly, artistic.

 

The Villains: British Bad Guys Who Deserve a Good Punch

Now, of course, every hero needs an antagonist, and the British officers in RRR are all that one might expect – arrogant, malicious, and quite rightlyreceiv[ing] a smack or two in the face (or, in one unfortunate case, being stomped to death by elephants). The leading ‘villain’ portrayed by Ray Stevenson is that Hollywood stereotype you love to loath. He is arrogant, ambitious for power, does not consider the consequences of actions as long as they are for the British Empire .

But as we all learned no antagonist can go up against the might of friendship, patriotism and two guys who are just all hero like when they can do stunts that would make any action hero green with envy. Seeing Raju & Bheem dealing with these villains is like watching a Rocky movie – yes we know the Heroes will get the baddies but what we want to see is Raju & Bheem delivering those ultimate blows to them.

The Music and Cinematography: Epic in Every Way

Of course, there are other aspects in RRR: music and cinematography deserve to be identified and highlighted separately. M.M. Keeravani has done the music for the movie and people can listen to such songs that make their hairs stand on their end. For example, the iconic song that will be stuck in your head for weeks, “Naatu Naatu,” or some of the background music, perfectly fit the tone of the movie.

Well one cannot forget about the cinematography. 

To say the least of it, EVERY frame in RRR looks painted! The film is a feast to the eyes right from the great big landscape to the serene romantic scenes. The action is so crisply mounted that the viewer is continually left with the feeling he is deeply immersed in the scene. No wonder, RRR has been appreciated for it’s technical aspect – this is one movie where your eyes are glued to the screen.

 

Why You Should Watch RRR

In conclusion, if you have not seen RRR yet, read this and then go ahead to watch this blockbuster movie. The movie is everything you could ask for: It captured the acts and emotions that made friends while presenting some seriously insane moments that will make you laugh and cry and bite your nails too. It’s liberation, camaraderie, the type of narrative that could only be told by this maestro of Telugu cinema: SS Rajamouli.

Well, if not, sit back, grab some popcorn and watch two superheroes (real life freedom fighters I might add) do things that will make you rethink some of your own life decisions. RRR is a movie for which cinema goes beyond the screen and stays right in people’s hearts. Anyway, if the two of them can fight a tiger and ride motorcycles through fire, how difficult can your day at work be?

On the contrary, it will give you that much needed adrenaline rush that you probably never realized you wanted. Oh, and let me assure you that you will simply want to leave the theater and drop dead or at least, collapse after running the marathon… or at least, the action sequence.