Despite its three-hour running duration, RRR has a frenetic intensity that Marvel Studios could use more of. It would be fantastic to collaborate with filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli (who is developing a sequel to RRR) or sign NTR Jr. and Ram Charan to contracts with Marvel.
RRR clearly demonstrates both actors’ ability to depict super heroic revolutionaries; their portrayal of a potent bromance-turned-complicated adversary scenario has garnered global recognition, as has the historical action fantasy epic that has captivated audiences everywhere.
NTR Jr. is about to materialise himself into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, something that fans and themselves have already been wishing into existence. He stated to Variety during a recent DGA RRR screening, “I would love to do that. “I’m looking forward to that happening.” Certainly, the public wants it—his zoo army sequence made us think, “Give this man a Marvel movie, quick!” I’m pulling for him to portray the son of Jurassic World’s Simon Masrani (played by the late Irrfan Khan), who is out to cleanse the family reputation with a dinosaur army. The big-franchise potential genuinely go beyond comic book movies.
After the screening, the actor continued to address the crowd, saying that Rajamouli’s efforts to provide chances for Telegu talent on a worldwide scale are what have made the RRR moment that we are all experiencing so revolutionary. The actor credited the filmmaker for fusing Tollywood with Hollywood, saying, “Rajamouli [has] remarked many times that we originate from a very little business called the Telegu film industry, and owing to him it’s not small anymore.” “We used to be aliens, but we’re not any more. You are aware that we are a one, worldwide film industry.
Watch RRR at a movie theatre in its original Telegu presentation if you can! RRR is now being screened in special theatrical screenings in important film markets for awards season. Otherwise, it is also available on Netflix for streaming with a subpar dub.
