Ram Charan Had In Own Doubts Over RRR Intro Sequence

Ram Charan had in own doubts over RRR intro sequence.In recent memory, Mega hero Ram Charan has seldom experienced such a grandiose introduction sequence as the one meticulously crafted for SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus, RRR. In a breathtaking sequence that unfolds with palpable intensity, Charan's character finds himself embroiled in a tumultuous confrontation with over 2000 Indians congregated outside a Delhi police station. Portraying a police officer during British rule, Charan grapples with the weight of this pivotal moment, harboring understandable reservations about its implications.

While Charan's previous cinematic endeavors, notably his iconic clash with a hundred adversaries in Magadheera, set a benchmark for action sequences, Rajamouli sought to elevate the stakes even further by orchestrating a monumental encounter with a staggering 2000 individuals for RRR's introduction. It's been rumored that Charan harbored concerns about the portrayal of an Indian protagonist pitted against his own countrymen, fearing potential backlash and negativity from audiences. However, Rajamouli remains resolute in his conviction that the character arc of Ramaraju, Charan's character, will ultimately resonate profoundly with viewers, despite its initial controversial undertones.

Cinematographer Senthil Kumar sheds light on the intricacies of capturing such a monumental sequence, revealing the meticulous planning and execution involved. "Charan's portrayal exudes a sense of detachment, a stoic resolve as he mechanically engages with his fellow Indians," he explains. "The challenge lay in encapsulating this nuanced performance amidst the chaos, a feat made possible through exhaustive pre-production planning and meticulous attention to detail."

While the sequence draws inspiration from the epic scale and intensity of the 'Battle of the Bastards' from Game of Thrones, Rajamouli infuses it with his trademark style and impact, ensuring a cinematic experience that transcends boundaries and leaves an indelible mark on audiences. With RRR poised to redefine the contours of Indian cinema, Charan's portrayal promises to be nothing short of iconic, setting the stage for a cinematic spectacle unlike any other.