SS
Rajamouli's
latest
release
RRR
featuring
Ram
Charan
and
Jr
NTR
is
having
a
blockbuster
run
at
the
box
office
along
with
rave
reviews
from
the
critics.
So
now,
the
magnum
opus
has
minted
Rs
500
Crore
at
the
global
box
office
and
continues
to
earn
big
bucks.
Amid
this,
the
film's
writer
KV
Vijayendra
Prasad
in
his
latest
interview
with
a
leading
tabloid
has
talked
about
a
possibility
of
a
sequel
to
his
director-son's
magnum
opus.
He
also
shared
how
the
idea
for
Ram
Charan-Jr
NTR's
film
germinated.
Elaborating
on
his
writing
process,
KV
Vijayendra
Prasad
told
Mid-day
that
he
doesn't
write
down
ideas;
instead
he
locks
the
genre
and
the
premise
of
the
film.
Speaking
about
RRR,
he
shared,
"To
start
with,
I
don't
write.
First,
I
lock
the
genre
and
the
premise.
I
suggested
a
story
set
in
the
British
era,
where
the
hero
is
working
with
[the
British
Raj]
for
an
ulterior
motive.
Then,
we
developed
the
track
of
a
prisoner
who
is
released
from
jail.
My
son
liked
the
premise,
so
we
started
working
on
it.
When
we
came
across
the
story
of
two
revolutionaries
[Alluri
Sitarama
Raju
and
Komaram
Bheem],
we
decided
to
fictionalise
bits
of
the
story.
My
son
and
I
would
sit
across
the
table,
and
keep
discussing
ideas
for
two
to
four
hours
every
day.
The
story
was
developed
after
two
to
three
months."
Prasad
said
that
he
always
knew
that
RRR
would
be
a
huge
hit.
When
quizzed
about
a
possibility
of
a
sequel
to
the
film,
the
Baahubali
writer
revealed,
"We
can
take
the
two
heroes
on
another
action-based
adventure
outside
India,
in
other
British
colonies
that
existed
in
1920.
But
we
haven't
discussed
that
possibility
yet."
He
said
that
post
RRR,
his
and
his
director-son
SS
Rajamouli's
focus
is
on
their
upcoming
film
with
superstar
Mahesh
Babu.
The
acclaimed
writer
revealed
that
this
project
will
take
at
least
two
years
and
hence,
so,
there's
no
point
in
thinking
about
the
RRR
sequel
as
of
now.
Besides
Ram
Charan
and
Jr
NTR,
RRR
also
features
Alia
Bhatt
as
Ram
Charan's
love
interest
Sita
while
Bollywood
superstar
Ajay
Devgn
is
seen
in
a
guest
appearance.