Here it is, RRR is out, but the magic that was in "Rangasthalam" is missing...
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People keep posting this over and over, bro.
He should pick good scripts after "Rangasthalam"; he has a lot of potential.
The part that always amazes me is when he gets out of jail and his first instinct is to start eating, yet he's agitated at the same time. That blend of natural acting and intensity was amazing. I was blown away – there are several moments like that, and I haven't seen such natural instinct and intensity from any Telugu actor in a long time.
All he needed was a good script selection.
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The film is a perfect example of an actor actually listening to the director and not interfering with anything. The moment Jaggu Bhai says they got the land after his grandma slept him, I realized we had something special. Everything in that scene was spot on.
If big directors like Sukumar or Rajamouli handle him, he'll give great acting. But with directors like Shankar who focus more on spectacle, the performance drops to a below‑average level, though the dialogue delivery remains.
RC is like a sword – in the hands of a master swordsman he can cut through an entire army, but in the hands of a fool he's just a toothpick or a back‑scratcher.
RC is an actor who belongs to the director. His performance directly reflects the director's talent.
Controversial take: I liked RC more in RRR than in Tarak. He seemed a bit subtler there, whereas Tarak always feels too animated for my taste.
What a brilliant ending! At the start, RC's character is a sweet, lovable guy who wants to be friends with everyone, but after seeing his brother murdered, he does something chilling. I really didn't expect such an ending – absolutely brilliant.