The upcoming SS Rajamouli directorial "RRR" will be full of huge and dynamic action scenes with Ram Charan and Junior NTR which will surely stunne the audience. Fight sequences in the film will awaken intense emotions, says RRR's screen writer. The film's screen writer K V Vijayendra Prasad, who has written other great stories like Baahubali and Bajrangi Bhaijaan, has openly discussed it. Discussing the action of the film, Vijayendra said, Rajamouli is blending emotions and action in RRR. Fight sequences in the film will awaken intense emotions and I am sure the audience will be surprised by it.

He said, 'It is not right to praise your own film too much,  However I can certainly say that it will exceed all expectations. I burst into tears as I watched the stunt sequence in RRR for the first time. The play has a lot of pain and it will definitely connect with the fans'. Claiming the biggest names in many industries, the enthusiasm among the fans of 'RRR' was at its peak when Junior NTR as Komaram Bhim, Ram Charan as Alluri Sita Ramraju, Ajay Devgn in a special character and Alia Bhatt as Sita were revealed. The project is directed by SS Rajamouli who is the mastermind who created the record breaking Baahubali series. This cinematic experience promises to be a record-breaking and big blockbuster.

It is also a period action film which is a fictional description of the young days of eminent freedom fighters Komaram Bhima and Alluri Sitaramaraju. The much awaited Pan-India film will be released worldwide on the auspicious occasion of Vijayadashmi on October 13, 2021. In the biggest acquisition ever, Pen Movies has got the rights to the film. He will be the distributor of RRR in North India. Produced by DvV Danya, RRR is directed by India's most famous filmmaker SS Rajamouli and is all set for release in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and many other Indian languages.

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