Why you need to watch Netflix’s RRR, the action phenomenon taking India, and the world, by storm
that has become a Netflix sensation – becoming the most viewed non-English film on the streamer – and my kids, 12 and 10, were transfixed. Normally, I have to cajole them to watch an Indian film with me. In this case, however, I’d simply turned the movie on, and they were drawn in by the hypnotic thrum of the extended opening scenes. They were soon enraptured by the spectacle of this South Indian film with stunning visuals and the heart-thumping score.
“Okay that’s CGI, right?” my son said, more than a few times. Rajamouli has clearly upped his special effects game, which was, which brought the filmmaker to the attention of a larger Indian and international audience. I remember watching that film at the UltraAVX cinemas at Cineplex Scarborough Town Centre. Having grown up on a diet of laughable special effects in Hindi mythological TV series and films of the eighties,Men don’t just walk in his movies, they stride with swagger.
Now, came a scene of the empire striking back. The colonized breaches the estate, bringing the jungle with him. Members of the Raj – played with stiff-upper-lip sneers and snarls by the white actors – are brought to their heels, for the most part.
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