RRR movie was released last month on a grand scale. The regional film that was dubbed and released in different languages including Hindi has got a lot of appreciation for its breath-taking visual effects, storyline, action sequences, acting by the lead characters Ram Charan and Jr. NTR, among others. RRR has indeed earned an estimated gross amount of Rs. 1000 crores at the worldwide box office.
No wonder why S.S. Rajamouli is honored by people from various industries for having a vision and conveying the same through his form of cinema that is unique and non-replicable by any other filmmaker present in the Indian cinema industry so far.
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So what do we learn from the movie RRR? Well, the film is set in the 1920s and talks about the struggle to get the freedom of two characters Ram and Bheem who is also inspired by real-life revolutionaries of India. It was the character of Ram played by Ram Charan that won praise all over the media and critics for pulling off such a tough role wherein he had to beat Bheem played by Jr. NTR just to perform his duty of working as a special officer in the British police force.
It was Ram’s aim to get the weapons from the British rule so that every Indian will have a weapon to fight for justice and freedom from the British rule. But that gets disturbed when he sees Jr. NTR’s role of Bheem trying to convince the local people to fight for their rights through his voice and songs while still getting beaten up harshly.
Unaware of Ram’s real intentions, Bheem doubts him and leaves him under British rule while he saves his village kid who gets trapped by the ruthless British officer Scott. Before the incident where their friendship breaks, the story shows how Ram and Bheem bond while saving a kid from drowning in water. The way they keep each other engaged and dance to save each other in a party ruled by the foreigners is simply amazing. The lesson we learn from the movie is friendship and never quitting no matter what.
Ram was about to die due to a snakebite when Bheem came to his rescue whereas, Bheem was about to be shot by Scott’s men when Ram came to his help. It was Bheem’s innocence of not understanding English and yet trying to respect a British woman so that he gets an entry into the palace and rescues her. It was Ram’s determination to wake up again despite being hit by the British officers badly.
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It was Bheem’s strength and courage to save Ram a second time and make him come in the form of Lord Ram to destroy the British empire that was set by Ram. It was Bheem’s simplicity when Ram asks what he wants in return for reuniting him with Sita and he responds by saying that all he wants is Shiksha. It is the combined strength of Bheem and Ram that makes RRR a huge success not only in terms of a movie but also in terms of a life lesson that roars courage, freedom, and strength.
