After the monstrous success of the Baahubali franchise, director SS Rajamouli announced another pan-India project titled RRR (Raama Roudra Rushitam), featuring Ram Charan and Jr. NTR in lead roles. While the film garnered immense buzz right from its announcement, after Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn came on board, the expectations and excitement for this project went to another level. The film came to a screeching halt though due to the global crisis of the coronavirus pandemic. Fortunately, the makers recently resumed the shoot, and while we are super happy about this news, we would like to share some crucial insights from the film, which will make your wait for this magnum opus nigh unbearable. So, let's check them out...

SS Rajamouli's mega creation

SS Rajamouli is a master storyteller, who knows the nerve of his audience and that's why he enjoys a high success ratio at the box office. While the motion poster and introduction promo of Ram Charan has already shattered records on YouTube, we are feel that this project, which is made on a budget of Rs. 350 crore, could transcend the Baahubali franchise.

Ram Charan and Jr. NTR combo with Alia Bhatt

Watching two superstars of Tollywood, Ram Charan and Jr. NTR, will be a treat for all movie-buffs. Plus, the audience is looking forward to see the fresh pair of the Rangasthalam actor and Alia Bhatt, who will be making her Tollywood debut.

Ajay Devgn and Shriya Saran's cameos

Drishyam stars Ajay Devgn and Shriya Saran will have special cameos. As per reports, they will be seen as husband and wife in the period drama. Talking about Ajay's character, Rajamouli earlier said, the actor exudes honesty and integrity and that's why he is apt for the part.

High-octane stunts and action sequences

Well, just like Baahubali and Magadheera, we are expecting some high-octane stunts and mind-boggling action sequences in RRR.

Out of the world VFX

VFX is one of the highlights of SS Rajamouli's projects as envisaged in Baahubali, Eega and Magadheera. With good quality VFX work, we expect the filmmaker to transport the audience to his own world in RRR.

Despite being in the production process, RRR already started setting benchmarks as it broke the pre-release business of India's biggest blockbuster, Baahubali 2, by a huge margin. All the rights of the film have been bought at record prices, with reports suggesting that it has already earned over Rs. 400 crore from South India and overseas markets alone.