RRR formally missed out on any nominations for this yr’s BAFTAs, with followers saying voters couldn’t “tolerate” the movie.

The Indian action-musical, brief for Rise Roar Revolt, follows the undocumented interval within the early lives of real-life Indian revolutionaries Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem, making a fictional friendship between the 2 males.

Set within the Nineteen Twenties, the plot sees the 2 males crossing paths and turning into pals regardless of their opposing motivations, finally uniting to insurgent in opposition to British Raj administrator Scott Buxton.

The movie missed out on a nomination for Finest Movie Not In The English Language this morning (January 19), regardless of successful a Golden Globe final week.

“RRR snub by BAFTA makes me suppose members noticed the movie as a private critique,” wrote movie critic David Jenkins of the movie, which depicts the British Raj in opposition to Indian revolutionaries.

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RRR director S.S. Rajamouli lately dropped hints a few  sequel to his critically acclaimed historic epic action-musical movie.

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Whereas screenwriter Vijayendra Prasad and Rajamouli’s father are at the moment laborious at work on the story for the sequel, the director has now revealed to Variety that the sequel will see protagonists Alluri Sitarama Raju (Ram Charan) and Komaram Bheem (N.T. Rama Rao Jr.) taking over British colonisers as soon as once more.

The impetus for the sequel’s plot was spurred by Rajamouli’s cousin M. M. Keeravani, he informed the outlet, including that he requested that his father “instantly sit on it and increase the concept.”

“At current, he’s critically engaged on the story; he’s getting it completed,” Rajamouli shared, including: “However as soon as this script is completed is after we actually look into methods to make it, when to make it, and methods to carry it onto the display screen.”



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