Hollywood film-maker JJ Abrams applauds 'RRR' as he introduces SS Rajamouli at film's LA screening – Economic Times

‘RRR’, Rajamouli’s magnum opus, has become a global phenomenon. Aside from achieving wondrous feats such as minting over Rs 1200 crore worldwide, and selling out tickets at the world’s biggest IMAX theatre in less than 98 seconds, the epic action drama has also garnered praise from the Who’s Who of Hollywood.
Oscar winning-actress Jessica Chastain is the latest Hollywood veteran who has revealed themselves to be an ardent ‘RRR’ fan. The ‘Interstellar’ star took to Twitter to gush about the Rajamouli directorial. “Watching this film was such a party,” Chastain wrote, sharing a post on Friday by Variance Films (the official distributor of ‘RRR’ in the US).
One of the most prominent comedians in Hollywood, Danny DeVito has also come out in praise for ‘RRR’. In an interview, the ‘It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia’ star said, that he loved how desi films kept the story intact. “Like in RRR, it’s about the battles between everybody but they keep up the story even in the singing. And I love that aspect of it. I think it’s great.”
The ‘Shaun of the Dead’ director lauded the movie on Twitter. He tweeted, “Finally saw @RRRMovie on the big screen at the @BFI with a great crowd. What an absolute blast. So entertaining. The only film I have ever seen where the intermission card itself got a round of applause.”
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