The biggest film of the decade is back on the big screen where it belongs!  RRR is an exhilarating, action-packed spectacular mythologizing two real-life freedom fighters who helped lead India’s fight for independence from the British Raj, Komaram Bheem (N.T Rama Rao Jr., aka Jr NTR) and Alluri Sitarama Raju (Ram Charan).  Set in the 1920s before their fight for India’s independence began, RRR imagines a fictional meeting between the two, set into motion when a young Gond girl is stolen from her village by British soldiers.
With staggeringly choreographed action sequences, an all-timer of a musical number, and a powerful story, RRR is pure big screen joy from start to finish.  Audiences across the world have been won over, it’s a great big party, and you’re invited—come join!
RRR is presented theatrically exclusively in the original Telugu version.

“You won’t be bored for a nanosecond.” – Hollywood Reporter

“In a movie that also includes Bheem battling a tiger with his bare hands and an aerial rescue involving a motorcycle, “Naatu Naatu” may be the most impressive action sequence.” – Alison Herman, The Ringer

“The bonanza with a cast of what looks to be thousands and a storyline about getting back at colonizers is a blast throughout its 3-hour-plus running time.” – Randy Myers, San Jose Mercury News

“It taps into many of the basic emotional centers that have always made movies of this sort popular and, in the process, offers hope that there may still be room for non-IP epics to exist side-by-side with Hollywood’s overbranded franchises.” – James Berardinelli, ReelViews

“What’s most amazing is that all these genres and tones fit so seamlessly together to tell one powerful story.” – Nicholas Barber, BBC.com

“I was expecting insane, rocket-fueled spectacle. I was not expecting an insane, rocket-fueled The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp with Ram Charan as Anton Walbrook… and N. T. Rama Rao Jr. as Roger Livesey.” – Adam Kempenaar, Filmspotting

“One of 2022’s 20 best films.” – Matt Brunson, Film Frenzy

“…goosebumps raising, whiste-worthy, crazy, insane. Did I say outrageous?” – Mukesh Manjunath, Film Companion