Starring : Jr NTR, Ram Charan, Alia Bhatt, Olivia Morris, Ajay Devgan, Shriya Sharan, Posani Krishna Murali, Samudrakani, Rajeev Kanakala and others
Director & Screenplay : SS Rajamouli
Story : SS Rajamouli, K.V.Vijayendra Prasad
Producer : DVV Danayya
Banner : DVV Entertainments
Music : MM Keeravani
Cinematography : K K Senthil Kumar
Editor : A. Sreekar Prasad
Story :
The story is set in the Adilabad district of pre-Independent India in the 1920s. The Britishers kidnap a girl Malli, getting attracted to her fair voice. Then Jr.NTR, who played as Komaram Bheem enters dynamically and conferred on protecting her and on the other hand Ram Charan who played as Raam takes the gratuity to intercept him. Now, the story is all about Raam’s strive to catch Bheem or if he becomes cognizant of his insanity and assists Bheem in his efforts.
Review :
Both the characters of NTR and Ram Charan are apt as well as their performances are out of this world. Mainly, Charan’s role is just according to the story and it is developed scene-by-scene. Particularly, Alluri Seetharama Raju get up is highly suitable for Ram Charan, whereas, NTR’s prelude is in a finer way. The director SS Rajamouli concentrated more on the narration which is entirely about Ram and Bheem. At the beginning, there is an emulative advent, but however, the exordiums of both the star heroes are high stnadard.
The scene that features Alia Bhatt’s inclusion when Bheem eludes is mesmerizing to watch at her expressions throughout it. There is hair tickling sensation during the interval which makes the viewers to feel more anxiety to watch what will be happened next. The whole movie is not at all boring and excitement uproared during consecutive scenes. The female lead Olivia Morris who paired with Jr NTR has also attempted her best. In the first half, she played a prominent role and amused the audience with her obvious performance. Ajay Devgan appears in the flashback and his character is also pleasantly displayed. Other actors like Shriya Saran, Posani, Rajeev all have projected their roles in a decent manner.
Technical Aspects : Music Maestro MM Keeravani has rendered awesome background music, but there is a slight displeasure among the music lovers regarding the songs in the movie as they feel them as routine tunes. Senthil has done a splendid job in Cinematography, specifically the forest background scenes and night shots are absolutely dazzling the viewer’s eyes.
Plus Points :
*Jr NTR
*Ram Charan
*Introduction of both the star heroes
*Interval
Minus Points :
* Second half retardation
* Very few sequences look frantic
Overall Review :
Finally, the entire movie has reached the expectations at high level and it has proved the director Rajamouli’s brilliance. He has done equal justice to both the heroes and all the characters as well. All the technical aspects are tremendous. Totally, RRR (Roudram Ranam Rudhiram) is top-notch.
Rating : 3.5/5