#n t rama rao jr

[doreymifasolo]

Everyone loves Ram, okay, but here’s why Bheem’s best man:

Puppy dog eyes ◕ ◡ ◕

“This bracelet goes with that dress.” Bro is working overtime as a spy AND a trend-setter. Did you see his crash the party makeup??

When picking between the boys’ and girls’ game of tug of war, he went to the girls’ side. And won.

Speaking of girls, this kawaii man emotes like he’s in an anime. He physically cannot keep any feeling secret. The only reason Elite Special Ops-Officer Ram didn’t notice Bheem was lying to him is because he is so in love

HIS WIDDLE HEAD BOBBLES (◠‿◠✿)

cURLY HAIR, curly hair, and MORE curly hair

Man is built like a teddy bear but also a BEAR bear

Anytime he sees a child/woman/man being treated dishonorably: (ง'̀-‘́)ง

Innocently and honestly believes that he won the dance off because of Ram’s “leg cramp.” When he asks Seetha who has smallpox, Seetha looks like she’s explaining what lies are to a small child for the first time

The way he takes Ram’s, Seetha’s, and Malli’s hands in his, giving them one last thing to anchor themselves to before his departure. His love language is physical touch <3

He gives the best hugs in the world and EVERYONE knows it

While enduring Passion of Christ-levels of torture, went, “Welp, there’s a song I’ve been working on. Want to hear it?” It was a banger. You could say the crowd went wild

His first instinct wasn’t to take the shrine’s bow and arrows for Ram. His instinct was to bless him and make his friend a LITERAL deity, LORD RAMA reincarnate!!

He screamed in a tiger’s face then apologized to him

Has definitely worn a flower crown before and will do so again

Bheem looked at white men’s obsession with hunting and really said “You like shooting beautiful creatures, yes? ^^ Murdering my forest friends, yes? ^^

–FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT.” (◣///◢)

He went from weeping into Ram’s hands to ripping the door that separated them off its fucking hinges in like. five seconds.

He thinks he’s not smart like Ram. My dude, you brought a TigER to A GUN FIGHT. You GENIUS. YOU ABSOLUTE MAD LAD

[cemfilmes]

#09 - RRR (Revolta, Rebelião, Revolução)

[rooneyredcarpet]

N. T. Rama Rao Jr. in Gaurav Gupta Couture at the Academy Awards (2023)

[henricavyll]

“Your friendship is more valuable than this life.” 

RRR (2022) dir. S. S. Rajamouli

[hotpotdragon]

RRR (2022)

[hurtcomfortguaranteed]

Bheem works to rescue the best friend he wrongly believed had betrayed him, in the masterpiece of bromantic cinema that is RRR.

[anntickwittee]

N. T. Rama Rao Jr. in Gaurav Gupta at the 95th Academy Awards (2023)

[agonyalley]

Snakebite - RRR (2022) part 2

(part 1)

(part 3)

[ririsasy]

Tarak’s first look in his new movie DEVARA. Directed by Koratala Siva. The same director that Direct Acharya (Charan’s movie last year with his dad) and Janatha Garage (Tarak’s movie). Tarak looks a lot like Bheem in this poster so I am totally okay with it, let’s go Tarak as Bheem.02 era but angrier and scarier. I am ready.

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(Produced by Kalyan Ram , NTR’s big brother under NTR arts production.) …. What odd is that when Koratala Siva made Acharya, it was also produced by Charan’s own family company, Konidela Production company. 😂

[ajps-posts]

Bros

[doreymifasolo]

[bonniehooper]

Top Picks of 2023

My Top 20 Favorite Movies - #4: RRR

Running Time: 182 Minutes

Released: March 25th, 2022

Watched It: January 2023

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N. T. Rama Rao Jr. in Ralph Lauren at the Golden Globes (2023)

[newtik]

RRR Stars Ram Charan and NTR Jr. Are Open to Hollywood

RRR Stars Ram Charan and NTR Jr. Are Open to Hollywood

Screenshot: Variance Films If there’s one question audiences are asking after watching S.S. Rajamouli’s epic RRR, it’s: “Where can we see more of Ram Charan and NTR Jr.?” It seems inevitable that the Tollywood superstars will blow up on the Hollywood blockbuster scene with crossover success—think pop-star BTS level, but make it cinema. It’s time to place our bets on which director or producer…

[pinkpersonsblog]

I may try at least inking this since I’m not so great at coloring.

[rookie-critic]

Rookie-Critic's Top 25 Films of 2022: #7: RRR (dir. S. S. Rajamouli)

I can't even begin to describe how much fun I had while watching RRR. To call this film a roller coaster ride of action and emotion would be a criminal understatement. Now, I'm not the biggest fan of Bollywood/Tollywood films, more out of ignorance than anything else, really. It just always seemed like an impenetrable wall of wacky stories, musical numbers, and offbeat camerawork. It just never seemed like my kind of thing, so I've never really taken the dive into that world. This film single-handedly turned that opinion around, and now I'm hungry for more. The story of two friends who, unbeknownst to each other, are actively trying stop the other from accomplishing their goal is packed to the brim with unforgettable action sequences as well as musical numbers that, and I can't stress enough how much I normally don't like this kind of thing, are some of the best I've ever seen in film. With a runtime slightly exceeding three hours, I can honestly say I was never once bored. This film is entertaining, it's moving, it's inspiring, it's funny, and most importantly, it's exceptionally well-made. Director S. S. Rajamouli (who, unbeknownst to me until after I finished the film, directed the only other Tollywood film I've seen and loved, Eega) is a master craftsman behind the camera, and the cinematography (done by K. K. Senthil Kumar) is phenomenal. The action sequences are awe-inspiring, the musical numbers are fun when they need to be (see the Academy Award-winning song "Naatu Naatu" for confirmation) and moving when they need to be, the dramatic scenes hold the perfect amount of drama without slipping into camp or melodrama. Almost everything about RRR works. Even the English-language actors do a pretty good job which, from what I've seen of big-budget foreign cinema that employs English-language actors, that is not always the case. They're not the most subtle or eloquent actors in the world, but they play their parts well, and nothing about RRR is subtle, anyway (although it is eloquent). This film is brash and bold and as in-your-face as it can be, but the whole time it's doing this you are absolutely along for the ride. I said this in my original review and I will say it again here, I am purposefully talking around plot-specific details because I am of the strong opinion that everyone should walk into RRR as blind as possible for the maximum amount of enjoyment to happen. It's so much better when you have no idea how over-the-top it can get, and trust me, you have no idea how over-the-top this can get. I absolutely hate the fact that Netflix owns the North American distribution rights for this film, because that means it will probably never get a Region 1 Blu-ray (or, even sadder, a 4K edition), and I am forever stuck with either watching the Telugu-language file I have, or watching the Hindi-dubbed version of the film on Netflix. It's a shame, because that is absolutely one of the best films of last year and without a doubt the best action film of last year.

The Hindi-dub of the film is currently streaming on Netflix. The Telugu version, for those committed to watching through more "official" channels, is currently streaming on the ZEE5 Global streaming service.

You can read my original review of RRR here.