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Hello everyone hope you all have a great weekend! I am excited to share my reaction to the movie RRR with you all!. What a fantastic film this was. I had such a blast watching this movie, and I am absolutely obsessed with RRR.

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RRR FULL REACTION/COMMENTARY!!

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Anonymous

LLLOOOVVVVEEEE THIS Film! Will be watching along.

imonsnow

I loved this movie too! It was so amazing I was taken by complete surprise haha.

Charlie

Ayyy yass! Soo glad you decided to watch this.

Anonymous

I joined here after watching this on YT! Even though I watched this movie 3 times and also a few reactions, I felt a new connection with some of the emotional scenes in the movie. Thank you for that and I'm glad to be a patron.

Anonymous

The Story, The Fire, The Water. Rise, Roar, Revolt. I loved this movie, the first time watching this was with you and even before it started you were already smiling, I knew this was gonna be fun. This was more than just a movie, it was a journey. An epic story of friendship between freewill and destiny, of honor, sacrifice, and love. I love that line at the start about The Shepherd. When Venkat Avadhani is asking for the release of Milla, he says her people have a trait "They like staying in herds like sheep, and even if one lamb goes missing, it causes them great distress. This is why the herd has a Shepherd. He protects the herd with his life." "The Shepherd will travel however far to retrieve the missing lamb. Be it morning or night, sun or rain, rocks, mountains, valleys, peaks... He will search every nook and corner. If he happens to find the lamb in the tiger's mouth, he will break it's teeth, pry its jaws open and take the lamb back to its herd." I loved when Ram helps Bheem talk to Jenny, I love it when Bheem thought her name was "Don't call me madam, it is Jenny yes" and Ram tells him its just Jenny and he says "Oh, Jenny" and then you said "Oh Jenny, that could be a song." That dance that Ram and Bheem did the Desi Naach was wild, Ram and Bheem are just great together, that scene must have taken a lot of work to film, but I bet they had a lot of fun doing it. In the beginning we wondered why Ram did what he did, it all made sense when we saw him as a boy, of what happened to his family, his people. He's a good man doing bad things but for a great cause, it was for his people, for the woman he love's, to protect them. What he said to Seetha "I'm hurting the people whose freedom I'm fighting for." That scene when Ram is about to whip Bheem and then the wind blows a leaf that gently graces the side of his face and then falls to the ground and lands in the water, Bheem then says "Bheema, the earth on which you were born, the trees which give you air to breathe, your Gond tribe which has given you a name, are all talking to you. Can you hear it?" Later we see Ram talking to his uncle and he says "It has never been clearer to me. All this while, I was prepared to sacrifice anything for our country. I thought Bheem would also be one among them. But today I've realized Bheem is not merely a sacrificial lamb. He is a volcano. I was under the impression that guns would bring us freedom. But Bheem inspired everyone with just a song. He said his Father told him to give everybody a weapon "But Bheem's emotion turned each person into a weapon." I love the scene when Bheem meets Seetha and he learns of Ram's story, of who he really is and he tells Seetha "I came for Malli. But your fiancee came for the land." Then he tells her "Seetha shouldn't go looking for Ram. Ram should come to wherever Seetha is. I will bring him to you." That scene at the end, I loved that shot of Ram with the Bow and Arrow, "Rama, the descendant of Raghu Lineage." And that shot of Bheem in the water with the spear was beautiful, "Bheema, the lion of the Komuram Clan." At the end of the video you talked about the Light, I love when you do that, it reminds me of what you said once. "Being that light for others, a candle can light another unlit candle, light can be passed on, and also one person's light can be enough to let everyone see through the dark." I had so much fun watching this with you Imon, I can't wait to watch this again with you. <3