Rajamouli's magnum opus RRR captured the imagination of all. More than the Tollywood, the film got rave reviews in Bollywood and much to the surprise of all, it spellbound all the Hollywood celebrities. Many renowned critics and celebrities from Hollywood sang praises of RRR and some even predicted the film to be in the Oscars race.
In the midst of all this, Rajamouli got another feather in his cap. Beyond Fest is organising a movie fest of Rajamouli movies and termed the event as From Tollywood to Hollywood. Rajamouli will also participate in the question and answer interactive session after the screening. His films RRR,Eega, Baahubali series,Magadheera and Maryadara Ramanna will be screened from Septemeber 30 to October 3.
Here are the details.
RRR – September 30 – TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX
Eega, BB1 and BB2 – October 1 – Mubi Theatre at the Aero
Magadheera – October 21 – Mubi Theatre at the Aero
Maryada Ramanna – October 23 – Mubi Theater at the Aero
Sharing more, Beyond Fest revealed " ‘From Tollywood to Hollywood’ is a month-long celebration of the Indian filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli featuring his most iconic work and very special in-person appearances by the filmmaker himself. Presented in partnership with IMAX, Variance Films, Potentate Films and the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.’
Launching with an incredible rare IMAX-presentation of the global phenomenon RRR at the world famous TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, From Tollywood to Hollywood: The Spectacle & Majesty of S.S. Rajamouli also features an epic nine-hour, ultra-marathon including EEGA, BAAHUBALI: THE BEGINNING and BAAHUBALI 2: THE CONCLUSION with S.S. Rajamouli in-person for a career-spanning Q&A, and special screenings of MAGADHEERA and MARYADA RAMANNA. All films will be presented in their native Telugu with English subtitles, and intermissions will be observed as originally intended by the filmmaker.
S.S. Rajamouli will also guest program the American Cinematheque’s ‘Sunday Print Edition’ at the Los Feliz 3 and introduce a black and white 35mm screening of Charlie Chaplain’s 1931 silent classic, CITY LIGHTS."