RRR,
the
Ram
Charan-Jr
NTR
starrer
which
is
helmed
by
master
craftsman
SS
Rajamouli
was
loved
by
both
the
audiences
and
critics.
The
period
drama
emerged
as
one
of
the
all-time
biggest
successes
Indian
cinema
has
ever
seen.
Now,
RRR
has
totally
impressed
Doctor
Strange
writer
C
Robert
Cargill.
The
popular
writer
took
to
his
official
social
media
handles
and
described
RRR
as
the
craziest,
most
sincere,
weirdest
blockbuster.
"Friends
came
over
last
night
to
initiate
me
into
the
cult
of
RRR
(RISE
ROAR
REVOLT)
and
I'm
here
to
report
I
am
now
fully,
truly,
deeply
a
member.
This
is
the
craziest,
most
sincere,
weirdest
blockbuster
I've
ever
seen.
I'm
pretty
sure
Jess
and
I
are
watching
it
again
this
week," wrote
C
Robert
Cargill
in
his
post.
Check
out
the
Doctor
Strange
writer's
post
here:
Friends
came
over
last
night
to
initiate
me
into
the
cult
of
RRR
(RISE
ROAR
REVOLT)
and
I'm
here
to
report
I
am
now
fully,
truly,
deeply
a
member.
This
is
the
craziest,
most
sincere,
weirdest
blockbuster
I've
ever
seen.
I'm
pretty
sure
Jess
and
I
are
watching
it
again
this
week.
pic.twitter.com/WFpOAKq8VG
The
makers
of
RRR
thanked
C
Robert
Cargill
for
his
praise
for
the
film
through
the
official
Twitter
page
of
the
SS
Rajamouli
film.
The
Indian
audiences,
who
cannot
contain
their
excitement
over
Cargill's
post
on
the
Ram
Charan-Jr
NTR
film,
thanked
him
in
the
comments
section.
Some
of
the
audiences
praised
director
SS
Rajamouli
and
his
team
for
creating
the
masterpiece,
which
has
emerged
as
a
landmark
film
in
the
history
of
Indian
cinema.
RRR,
which
is
a
period
drama,
revolves
around
a
fictional
story
based
on
two
real-life
characters,
Alluri
Sitarama
Raju
and
Komaram
Bheem.
Ram
Charan
appeared
as
Alluri
Sitarama
Raju,
while
Jr
NTR
played
the
role
of
Bheem.
The
SS
Rajamouli
directorial
featured
Alia
Bhatt
as
the
female
lead.
Popular
Bollywood
actor
Ajay
Devgn
was
seen
in
a
cameo
appearance.
RRR
emerged
as
one
of
the
all-time
highest-grossing
films
in
the
history
of
Indian
cinema,
and
cemented
SS
Rajamouli's
position
as
one
of
the
sought-after
filmmakers
in
the
country.