RRR

When was the last time you had a blitzkrieg overwhelming theatrical experience? When was the last time you had absolute goosebumps in most of the scenes of a movie? So the first question which comes up against this Rajamouli directorial flick would be 'is it better than the Bahabali franchise'? First of all there is no point in comparing Rajamouli films, each film has a different plot and an entirely different setup. Rajamouli once again redefines the value of what a true theatre experience is.

RRR has some great set of sequences ( action, dance etc) rather than a strong story line. But even this slight con is erazed by some fantabulous performances by the lead actors Ram Charan and Jr NTR. Again there is no point in comparison, but Ram Charan had a lot of different shades to his character which was really good to see in big screen. Jr NTR again who was a familiar face in Rajamouli's initial films has nailed it here with another eccentric performance. Even though there are less scenes for their respective fans apart from the Nattu Nattu dance (which was exceptionally choreographed),as a whole Rajamouli has pulled off some spectacular large scale stunt sequences which could be termed as one of the best from Indian film industry.

Ajay Devgan's extended cameo adds that much needed punch in the second half while Alia Bhatt's debut character in the Telugu film industry is very poorly written and she has nothing to perform over here. Keeravani's music spices up the whole movie along with some stunning technical team keeps the bar of the movie very high.

Even though commercial films penned by Rajamouli has identical templates, the way he portrayes most of the high octane moments in each of his film deserves a thunderous applause. RRR is another versatile addition to his successive filmography career. So be ready to be immersed in the Rajamaoli universe and missing this film in theatres would be a sin.