RRR,
the
most
recent
SS
Rajamouli
magnum
opus
went
on
to
enter
the
highly
coveted
1000
crore
club,
within
a
mere
16
days
of
its
worldwide
release.
With
this
RRR
becomes
the
third
highest-grossing
Indian
film
of
all
time,
and
Rajamouli
now
has
three
titles
in
the
Top
10
list
of
Indian
films
worldwide,
more
than
any
other
director
in
the
country.
Interestingly,
SS
Rajamouli
is
also
the
only
Indian
director
to
make
worldwide
box
office
history
and
has
two
1000
crore
films
back
to
back-
Baahubali
2
and
RRR.
Headlined
by
Junior
NTR
and
Ram
Charan,
RRR
is
a
fictional
period
drama
revolving
around
two
Indian
freedom
fighters
from
the
early
20th
century.
The
film
received
praise
for
its
enormous
cinematic
scale,
action,
and
drama
and
even
had
takers
in
overseas
markets
like
the
UK
where
Indian
films
traditionally
don't
fare
very
well.
RRR
was
also
praised
for
its
VFX,
an
avenue
that
'the
man
with
a
limitless
imagination',
SS
Rajamouli
has
been
a
torchbearer
for
-
The
worldwide
historic
success
of
Baahubali
2
and
RRR
has
only
gone
on
to
prove
how
the
filmmaker
is
a
master
at
Indian
superheroes,
Indian
mythologies
and
Indian
historicals.
SS
Rajamouli
has
carved
out
a
unique
niche
for
himself
in
Indian
cinema.
It's
unusual
to
discover
a
filmmaker
who
sells
more
tickets
than
the
film's
main
characters
and
by
this
has
consistently
been
associated
with
box
office
juggernauts.
Says
SS
Rajamouli,
"The
biggest
want
of
a
storyteller
is
to
have
the
maximum
number
of
listeners
to
listen
to
his
story.
I'm
grateful,
humbled
and
overwhelmed
that
I
have
not
just
one
but
two
such
films
that
received
the
kind
of
reception
they
did
and
entered
the
1000
crore
club.
The
success
of
both
Baahubali
2
and
RRR
has
reiterated
that
a
film
based
on
human
emotions
can
cut
geographical
boundaries
and
translate
beyond
the
language."