The dance was not at all CGI bro i don't know how you got there they are genuinely that good dancers the whole South Indian Films have high energy dance genre heros have to dance with unbelievable speed and energy
WTH Seriously? CGI in dancing. Ram Charan(Raju) and NTR Jr(Bheem) are kick ass dancers. Especially NTR is a trained Kuchipudi (a classical Indian dance) dancer. Absolutely disrespectful to say such a thing. These actors are well known for their dancing skills. Do atleast some basic research before blurting out things. The original language of the movie is Telugu, just three syllables. There is a lot of wire work in this movie, actors doing all the hard work.
Looking up their dancing on UA-cam, you are totally right about them being kick ass dancers! Their dancing skills are extremely impressive and no wonder there are tons of UA-cam videos highlighting their abilities.
Generally western and Indian/Asian sensibilities are very different on the emotional register. Western emotions are more cynical whereas Indians are more earnest and heart on sleeve. So although neither type is bad, the West sees Indian movies are melodramatic and cheesy and Indian feel a lot of american movies and too ironic, bland and look dull.
Agree 100%. Also as an Indian I cannot relate much to American movies. Deep emotions can't be felt in their movies. And even American superhero movies are quite dull.
Brothers, the ending Dance sequence is a Tribute and Homage to the great Revolutionaries of Freedom struggle. They made it a whole point to sing and dance completely for those great people and nothing cheesy or romantic. Also this was a thankyou from the creative team whom you distinctly praised later on the video, to the audience for sitting through the movie, which is the the movie director and Music director make an appearance on their behalf. Walking out of that sequence would not be disrespectful to the audience, rather the revolutionaries who are being respected and the movie team being respectful. It's like asking will it be disrespectful to audience to leave when the president is hoisting the flag. No, it is disrespectful to the president and the flag. You don't have to give two shits about audience, but you very much need to give a shit to the people conducting the honour and the thing/people being honoured. The final song sequence is the same. It has nothing to do with the plot, and only to do with the freedom struggle. Also the minor ending you see is also the homage paid directly to the Heroes that Bheem and Rams characters are based off of. So yes, the whole sequence including the dance and last bit of movie are all Homages and tribute to the total 10 great men and women of Freedom struggle. (8 in the song, and 2 in movie). And most importantly, the dance and song at the final end credits is unprecedented in Indian cinema. Jai Ho song in Slumdog millionaire was absurd to Indians for same reason. This is totally not a thing for us. SSRajamouli is making history with making an end credits song sequence. Hope I gave you some clarity on this. That aside , I really did like your review! Hope to watch more of your Indian Movie reviews.
@@Abhimanyu_Gupta_05 cos they are presenting The 8 leaders for 8 regions of India during freedom struggle.. Sardar Patel was selected for Gujarat region over Gandhi as they are from same region. And while Gandhi has great respect, he is not respected above Patel for most Indians down South. You can also check a video on SSRajamouli s Dad who's a film writer on his comparison of Gandhi Vs Patel. I guess SSR shares similar opinions as his beloved father.
@@Abhimanyu_Gupta_05 They talked about unsung freedom fighters in the end to give them more exposure not about well known freedom fighters like Gandhi Nehru et.,
LOL, those two are killer dancers. The only thing that they did was to tweak the frame rate so that it looks a little bit faster, not by much though. Check out their previous dancing performances in other movies. You would know how great of a dancers they both are.
@@vijrever2770 They certainly tweaked the frame rate in some parts of the song if not the entire song. It was most evident during like few seconds at the end when they both are competing against each other. The 17 takes was to get perfect sync between those two.
nice review mate, the dance sequences are real bro thr is no dance CGI done bro. fr actors & actress in India need to learn dance which is basic tradinational culture here 😁✌️.
Just when I was thinking it’s a good review (well researched) 18:00… no offence but Guys the dance sequence you guys are talking about is not CG.. these are professional dancers… all tho I get it why you might felt like that cus they move very fast and frame rate as you mentioned is different then usual..but come guys you have do some research before assume such thing … it’s a disrespect for the actors and the movie.. even in corridor crew video they talk about how mach hard work that went into making that dance sequence alone… and they never mentioned CG involved on the actors for that sequence… good luck tho thanks for supporting Indian cinema. If you really care I suggest you watch some Of there previous dance sequences to know how good of a dancers these actors are.
@VRJ Dotin...Can you please tell me where to find the extended version of the Corridor Crew episode where they talk of the Naatu Naatu dance sequence? Thanks Im not able to access that.
Ram Charan and NTR are great dancers the dance moves are not CGI 🤦🏻♂️. Watch their dance videos to know more. For nattu nattu song they took nearly 30-40 takes to get in perfect.
Yes this movie show the negative side of colonial era. You should watch Sardar Udham. It shows colonial brutality I warn you that it would be hard to watch. It is available on Amazon Prime.
If you ever watch Indian movies choose the movies by directors and NOT actors. Especially, check out SS Rajamouli's previous 3 movies (Baahubali 1 & 2 and Eega) before RRR. They are pretty good!
Cool! Baahubali appears to be on Netflix but Eega doesn't seem to be available on most american streaming services. That's gonna make it harder to watch. Still thanks for the recommendations!
*If You have liked the Movie (RRR), Then You Must Watch These 4 Videos.* *We Would love it, if You Would Make Reaction Videos On These Videos.* 👇 *1. (Russo Brothers And SS Rajamouli's Interview By NETFLIX INDIA)* *2. (Titu Talks Episode 4 RRR Team).* *3. (SS Rajamouli American Interview By Comscore).* *4. (VFX Artists React To RRR By Corridor Crew).*
Correction - there was no CGI used during the naacho dance scene.
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@@Princessconsuelabananafuck 🤣🤣🤣
The dance was not at all CGI bro i don't know how you got there they are genuinely that good dancers the whole South Indian Films have high energy dance genre heros have to dance with unbelievable speed and energy
Exactly. I think they over analyzing
WTH Seriously? CGI in dancing. Ram Charan(Raju) and NTR Jr(Bheem) are kick ass dancers. Especially NTR is a trained Kuchipudi (a classical Indian dance) dancer. Absolutely disrespectful to say such a thing. These actors are well known for their dancing skills. Do atleast some basic research before blurting out things. The original language of the movie is Telugu, just three syllables. There is a lot of wire work in this movie, actors doing all the hard work.
Looking up their dancing on UA-cam, you are totally right about them being kick ass dancers!
Their dancing skills are extremely impressive and no wonder there are tons of UA-cam videos highlighting their abilities.
When you say dance was CGI,
that's very a nice compliment,
Dance was 100% Real
Generally western and Indian/Asian sensibilities are very different on the emotional register. Western emotions are more cynical whereas Indians are more earnest and heart on sleeve. So although neither type is bad, the West sees Indian movies are melodramatic and cheesy and Indian feel a lot of american movies and too ironic, bland and look dull.
Agree 100%. Also as an Indian I cannot relate much to American movies. Deep emotions can't be felt in their movies.
And even American superhero movies are quite dull.
I felt emotional only one time in Hollywood movies.
That is when iron man died.
The last song is like a thank you from the crew members towards audience.
Brothers, the ending Dance sequence is a Tribute and Homage to the great Revolutionaries of Freedom struggle. They made it a whole point to sing and dance completely for those great people and nothing cheesy or romantic. Also this was a thankyou from the creative team whom you distinctly praised later on the video, to the audience for sitting through the movie, which is the the movie director and Music director make an appearance on their behalf. Walking out of that sequence would not be disrespectful to the audience, rather the revolutionaries who are being respected and the movie team being respectful. It's like asking will it be disrespectful to audience to leave when the president is hoisting the flag. No, it is disrespectful to the president and the flag. You don't have to give two shits about audience, but you very much need to give a shit to the people conducting the honour and the thing/people being honoured. The final song sequence is the same. It has nothing to do with the plot, and only to do with the freedom struggle. Also the minor ending you see is also the homage paid directly to the Heroes that Bheem and Rams characters are based off of. So yes, the whole sequence including the dance and last bit of movie are all Homages and tribute to the total 10 great men and women of Freedom struggle. (8 in the song, and 2 in movie).
And most importantly, the dance and song at the final end credits is unprecedented in Indian cinema. Jai Ho song in Slumdog millionaire was absurd to Indians for same reason. This is totally not a thing for us. SSRajamouli is making history with making an end credits song sequence. Hope I gave you some clarity on this.
That aside , I really did like your review! Hope to watch more of your Indian Movie reviews.
Why they didn't include Gandhiji ?
@@Abhimanyu_Gupta_05 cos they are presenting The 8 leaders for 8 regions of India during freedom struggle.. Sardar Patel was selected for Gujarat region over Gandhi as they are from same region. And while Gandhi has great respect, he is not respected above Patel for most Indians down South.
You can also check a video on SSRajamouli s Dad who's a film writer on his comparison of Gandhi Vs Patel. I guess SSR shares similar opinions as his beloved father.
@@Abhimanyu_Gupta_05
They talked about unsung freedom fighters in the end to give them more exposure not about well known freedom fighters like Gandhi Nehru et.,
LOL, those two are killer dancers. The only thing that they did was to tweak the frame rate so that it looks a little bit faster, not by much though. Check out their previous dancing performances in other movies. You would know how great of a dancers they both are.
Did they tweak the frame rate ? The director said nothing about that and made it seem like he took 17 takes
@@vijrever2770 They certainly tweaked the frame rate in some parts of the song if not the entire song. It was most evident during like few seconds at the end when they both are competing against each other. The 17 takes was to get perfect sync between those two.
i loved the dance numbers! you should stay for the end dancing scenes; it's kinda like staying in the theater to watch the end credit scene. 🙂
nice review mate, the dance sequences are real bro thr is no dance CGI done bro. fr actors & actress in India need to learn dance which is basic tradinational culture here 😁✌️.
RRR- Surrealist Gobsmacking Theater experience i ever HAD
Just when I was thinking it’s a good review (well researched) 18:00… no offence but Guys the dance sequence you guys are talking about is not CG.. these are professional dancers… all tho I get it why you might felt like that cus they move very fast and frame rate as you mentioned is different then usual..but come guys you have do some research before assume such thing … it’s a disrespect for the actors and the movie.. even in corridor crew video they talk about how mach hard work that went into making that dance sequence alone… and they never mentioned CG involved on the actors for that sequence… good luck tho thanks for supporting Indian cinema. If you really care I suggest you watch some Of there previous dance sequences to know how good of a dancers these actors are.
@VRJ Dotin...Can you please tell me where to find the extended version of the Corridor Crew episode where they talk of the Naatu Naatu dance sequence? Thanks
Im not able to access that.
@@ss-ct2gt on their website…. I think you need to have a subscription for that ….
@@millennial_myth Oh ok. Thanks.
Ram Charan and NTR are great dancers the dance moves are not CGI 🤦🏻♂️. Watch their dance videos to know more. For nattu nattu song they took nearly 30-40 takes to get in perfect.
Maybe dance sequences in the US are CGI.not in india
Yes this movie show the negative side of colonial era. You should watch Sardar Udham. It shows colonial brutality I warn you that it would be hard to watch. It is available on Amazon Prime.
Dancing scenes are real
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Dance is really and performed by them and it took 17 takes and no CGI.
*In India 3 hour movie is normal.* Though new movies are about 2 - 2:30hr long only.
Can't u PPL realize that dance was not a cgi,???😏
These actors r one the best dancers of tollywood... ❤️❤️❤️
😂😂😂....they were actually super dancers
Not all the movies in India are over the top there are lot of heart hitting and grounded movies try to watch them
If you ever watch Indian movies choose the movies by directors and NOT actors. Especially, check out SS Rajamouli's previous 3 movies (Baahubali 1 & 2 and Eega) before RRR. They are pretty good!
Cool! Baahubali appears to be on Netflix but Eega doesn't seem to be available on most american streaming services. That's gonna make it harder to watch.
Still thanks for the recommendations!
@@justpicksomething4179 as far as I know eega is available on Amazon Prime
The actors danced themselves.... it was not their heads on other ppls bodies
*If You have liked the Movie (RRR), Then You Must Watch These 4 Videos.*
*We Would love it, if You Would Make Reaction Videos On These Videos.* 👇
*1. (Russo Brothers And SS Rajamouli's Interview By NETFLIX INDIA)*
*2. (Titu Talks Episode 4 RRR Team).*
*3. (SS Rajamouli American Interview By Comscore).*
*4. (VFX Artists React To RRR By Corridor Crew).*
That wasnt cgi. . . . They were dancing in real
Please watch 3 idiots ( Most loved Indian movie ever in India ,China, South Korea and many Asian countries)
BAHUBALI 1 AND 2
*He is Bheem not Baheem.* :)
What's the next Indian movie? I suggest you to watch Pushpa/KGF 2, it was the highest grossed movie after RRR. Checkout it's trailer.
Telugi🤣😅
They were dancing for real they were not cg dance
Watch kgf
West move kgf
Do Checkout Bahubali 1 and 2.
They already said they didn’t like it. One of them did.