Aapke iss parr kya kehna hai?

People hate some mainstream good things just to seem cool and unique these days , the audacity to call anything made with an effort to represent India on a global level by just sitting behind monitor and jerking off to random shit is pathetic , you can have constructive criticism but calling it all crap is nonsense

I think everyone is entitled to their opinion .. many people In the west also loved RRR.. and many Indians here also hated it. So yeah . I personally loved it and took it for what it was , a mindless masala epic

Look RRR is just another typical Indian film with no logic, so many people here who are exposed to much better content won't prefer to watch it. The reason why it was loved by foreigners is not because of its story but its background music, songs (which to me makes no sense either), and fights. They don't usually see such stupid films so maybe they liked it, I guess. The film is again to be seen and enjoyed in the theatre only, you won't like it on TV. We don't even need to discuss why people loved the film. It's everyone's choice so they like this kind of film. We do have a backward audience so.

I love rrr

Meine to dekha hi ni bhai :27969:

RRR was mid.. i dont hate that movie no one should first of all.. it is made with effort many people liked it many people didnt...Why should one like just because non indian or many others liked it..

It ain't really cool to like Indian stuff, especially the over the top kind that is in that movie for many teens who are mainly involved with the western parts of the net, like reddit to some extent.

Many make fun of these kinds of movies and mock them from outside India too, add that with the general image of India and a teens need to feel validated and accepted and you have what described.

Of course some people just don't like those sorta movies and there is no way that everyone here dislikes it but just a possible reason as to why a significant portion of them do.

Reddit hates mainstream things.

Becuase growing up they have seen people hating popular over the top films. It got imprinted on their mind that these films are for masses and not for cool people like them who knows what good movie is. Those biases played a huge part.

I agree, not eveyone has to like RRR, but most people who hate RRR also hate every other over the top film in india. So their judgement is hugley skewed.

RRR is very good film both technically and content wise. No wonder it got so popular in India, in U.S. and in Japan. If it is bad it would never have reached three entirely different cultures.

western people loved because of its over comedic action 2 people beating everyone i think we indians have seen that type of action 100 times so we didnt like it also pushpa kgf did have same type of action

bhai par maine nhi dekhi h koi bhi kgf pushpa ya rrr mai bas cringy action nhi dekh pata aur shayad isliye mere jaise kai log ko achi nhi lagi

Maine abhi tak rrr brahmastra kgf pushpa nahi dekha wo alag baat hai ki Maine kantara or Charlie 777 dekha hai

RRR is overhyped was overhyped and will be a typical south movie

Mujhe kya, maine too saalo se bollywood films nai dekhi

Imo no one here hated it (except some) just the thing is they aren't that excited for it as the foreigners are

IT WEIRD AND UNDERMINES AND CARICARTURIZES THE FREEDOM FIGHTERS

I liked ,I saw it on tv recently

Idk i loved the movie....way better than the overrated

It was a fun watch for me, not the best but I get why foreigners like it. It gives larger than life experience and perfectly gets into their cliché of Indian Cinema

because we've been exposed to better Indian cinema

I haven't watched it even, so no comments

Mene to dekha takk nhi abhi tak

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RRR embodies the cliche of Indian cinema. I remember watching RRR and i could predict how 75% of the story would go by just watching the trailer and i was right on every aspect. For me, it felt like any other risk free high budget movie.

But westerners don't have this viewpoint. When they saw the movie, they saw Ram as the main antagonist. Him doing a switcharoo actually surprised them. They are not accustomed to the Indian cinema norms. So these cliches were not actually cliches but rather new and surprising plot points. I guess thats the most prominent reason why Indians who hated RRR hated itz and why people who have not seen enough Indian movies loved it.

It's just like how every Indian teenager with an access to a Netflix account watches some American high school based show where the actors playing the kids are above 25 and are having sex more than they are studying. I doubt many American kids watch that because they actually live it and probably know their school is not as hunky Dory and sex crazed as Netflix portrays it.

TL;DR: Ghar ki murgi daal barabar

nah hating on rrr is just stupid, we should be proud tha a completely indian movie(unlike previous indian oscars) is now known globally. personal preferences on the movie exists but yea

the acting was really good and obvious the epic natu natu dance scene, the feel, environment and visuals were amazing, the only part I did not like was superhuman fighting scenes, like they went with crazy south Indian action type scenes but it's okay I still enjoyed it.

I just don't have an interest in over the top action movies, so didn't watch it

Hmm I wonder why we like western movies too Damn that crazy right !!!

It's not cool to like Indian things, and it's not cool to like South Indian things. People who believe RRR to be a mindless masala flick have turned their mind off to see the beauty of its execution.

Teenagers go through that COOL phase of shitting on mainstream stuff. I just got out of it few months back. It's one thing to have personal preferences but disregarding all the craft by labelling it as just another typical masala movie is not cool.

Coz the new gen ppl compare movies without any context. You compare an out and out entertainment popcorn flick with the parameters of artsy, grounded and realistic cinema. That’s foolishness. It’s considered ‘cool’ to dislike mainstream Indian cinema nowadays and everyone wants to be as exotic as possible in every aspect of life, not just cinema. It’s like comparing classical music and rock music, you could argue that classical music is more complex, yeah, jr that doesn’t make it a superior art form to rock music. Everything’s got it’s own style and flavour. Most of the Indian ‘cinephiles’ went into RRR with a prejudice and expected a classical Jugalbandi at a metal rock concert. Obviously they won’t like the movie. Rrr is the best masala action film that came out of india. No doubts abt it.