2. I think #RRR is certainly worth a watch, especially for the second half. Absolutely loved the subtext and the imagery of the second half. This much is clear - Kshaatra is being awakened both through real and reel lives, and clearly that's the need of the hour.
3. The first half could have done with better editing and perhaps a greater sense of gravitas.And of course, we could have been spared d H-M unity trope and the presence of Alia Bhatt as the character Seetha. But Ram Charan and @tarak9999 were fabulous in their roles.
4. The last 45 minutes of the movie- pure adrenalin, especially for the visual imagery of Ram-Bheem. Loads of smart subliminal messaging with a rousing background score. @ssrajamouli clearly is a master at crafting Drishyakavyas.
5. Summary-Be patient with d first half,put up wid some fictitious H-M unity against d Brit trope & suffer Alia as Seetha, the second half is bang for the buck, especially when "Ramam Raghavam..." begins. Lots of burnol moments for the anti-Hindu brigade. Their goose is cooked.
6. The ending soundtrack could have been better but the celebration of Bharatiya heroes, which ends with Chhatrapati Shivaji, is worth watching till the end. Clearly, the Director's vision of colonisation suffered by Bharat doesn't begin and end with the Brits.That's good enough.
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