A magnificent piece

The film is a fictional tale of two revolutionaries Ram (Ram charan) and Bheem (NTR Junior). It is a period film that has all the factors which any commercial film would demand.

The story takes you back to the British raj when the brown skin was treated worse than animals by the British men. RRR has a very simple plot with a lot of entertainment factors. Ramaraju (Ram Charan) a police officer is like “fire”, who is tough and is with the British force for a reason.

Then there’s ‘water’ – sweet, simple, innocent Bheem (Jr NTR) who has brute strength but uses it only when it serves his purpose.

He’s a Gond tribal who has come to the city to rescue a young girl called Malli, who was taken away by Lady Scott (Alison Doody), to be the singing doll ‘on (her) mantelpiece’.

It is when the paths of these two characters cross with similar missions and they come out with full force against the British. Director S.S Rajamouli has once again nailed this one with his over the top direction.

Rajamouli knows the art of making even a simple thing Grand. For the viewers, it is undoubtedly a visual treat. As far as the actors are concerned it can be considered one of the best performances of Ram Charan and NTR Junior. Overall with great music, great direction and great acting this one is a GRRRAND ROARRR from the RRR team