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1- Revanth(Naga Chaithanya) is a low caste man who has a passion for dancing opens a small zumba dance centre in the city. Mounika(Sai Pallavi) is a high caste girl who comes to the city for a job and to escape from her authoritative uncle narasimham(rajeev kanakala). Mouni has a passion for dancing and when she joins revanth’s dance centre as instructor, their business prospers. Later both of them fall in love. Rest of the film is whether their love triumphs or not through the caste difference.

Recent tamil films have shown caste differences in a raw, intense and brutal manner. But shekhar kammula showcases it in a lighter vein. I never liked naga chaithanya on screen. But in this he was convincing and bearable as you feel only the character. Sai pallavi is always great. Rajeev kanakala delivers a slapworthy performance as narasimham.

Drawbacks i felt was the production values. There are few sequences where revanth and mouni drink tea near the teashop of a bridge which is clearly shown as green screen. Another drawback is the climax is rushed because of the excessive runtime. The chartbuster saranga dariya was placed in a bad manner.

On the whole, RRR shows a sensitive topic in a lighthearted manner.

2- One thing I love about Sekhr Kammula’s films is that he is a master of seaming real world issues into family friendly films. I have been a fan of his work ever since I had watched Happy Days, which remains a nostalgic classic to this day and this film is another feather to his hat!

First of all the complex issues of casteism and religion in India is a difficult concept to be translated on screen as most of the time, it is always romanticised to a degree where it just becomes unrealistic. However, Kammula had wonderfully captured the realities that various caste systems still face to this date while not straying too far away from the essence of a family film. Furthermore the concept of sexual assault was carefully curated as it should always be treated with caution and respect and he had managed to do this by wonderfully weaving it into the story line.

Now for the performance of the actors. I am extremely happy to see Sai Pallavi on screen again with another performance based role. She absolutely did justice to her role as Mounika where you can see the foreshadowing of the plot through simple nuances in her acting. The thing I love about her style of acting is the ease and natural aspect she brings to the screen. Heroines a decade ago should not be justified as heroines as their personalities and characters portrayed on screen is nothing to be celebrated about. However, in recent times, the leading ladies of Tollywood are finally getting roles that can be justified as being heroines of a movie. As for Naga Chaitanya, he had an amazing hit with Majili and is now back with another enticing script which shows that he is picking his scripts carefully. I used to think he was monotonous with his acting but he definitely showed some improvement as Revanth in this film. One thing he could improve on would be to be more nuanced in some scenes that require subtlety.

As for the visuals, it is right out of Kammula’s visual book and lived up to his name. The background score is melodic and fits well with the theme but some songs feel recycled from Kammula’s previous films. The pacing of the movie was fine until the second half where everything felt rushed, especially the ending. Instead of adding unnecessary songs, more time should have been given to evolve the ending.

Overall, a good attempt on everyone’s part. Another feel good movie by Kammula that leaves you thinking about his message. Watch it once, twice or how many ever times you like as Kammula’s films are always worth it.