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In “RRR,” we get the ultimate friendship brought to life by T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan as Komaram Bheem and Alluri Sitarama Raju. After the two strangers teamed up in an incredibly epic fashion to save a young boy from a train wreck, they become the best of friends. In fact, the two become so close, that they might as well be brothers. Of course, they don’t know that their ultimate goals actually make them morally opposed to each other (at least at first), but that’s only a problem later in the movie.
While Bheem and Ram are still riding their bromance wave, they team up to completely embarrass a pompous British douchebag. Bheem has become infatuated with a young British woman named Jenny (Olivia Morris). When a chance encounter results in them striking up a friendship and hopeful romance, Jenny invites Bheem to a wedding at her extravagant residence. When the aforementioned British d***head named Jake takes note of Jenny’s liking to Bheem, he sets out to humiliate him for not speaking English and being unfamiliar with dances like salsa and flamenco. Thankfully, Bheem’s bro Raju comes to his rescue and asks Jake if he knows “Naatu.” Jake is thoroughly confused and asks, “What’s ‘Naatu?'”
This sparks a double team of an impressively choreographed musical number with Bheem and Ram dancing around the luxurious courtyard as the party claps along and watches with amazement. Eventually, everyone tries to join in and it turns into a party-wide dance-off. It’s an endurance trial, and of course nobody can last very long. The guests start falling over, unable to keep up with Bheem and Ram. Try as he might, Jake gives it his best, but he fails and humiliates himself. However, that’s not the end of this dance-off.
Just when you think it’s over, Bheem and Ram share a knowing look with each other, and a playful rivalry sparks the final battle of this dance-off. There’s such joy in the faces of T. Rama Rao Jr. and Ram Charan as they realize they’re about to compete against each other, and it takes this rapturous musical number to the next level. Of course, Ram gives in and lets Bheem win the dance-off so that he might impress Jenny. Because that’s what best friends do.
This is one of the most exhilarating sequences in cinema in the entire year, and it will have you smiling ear-to-ear and laughing heartily while clapping along with “Naatu Naatu.” (Ethan Anderton)
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