Priyanka Tiwari
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Jr. NTR, one of India’s top pan-India stars, is celebrating a major milestone—three years since the release of RRR, directed by SS Rajamouli. Known for his high-energy performances and screen presence, Jr. NTR earned widespread acclaim for his role as Komaram Bheem, a character that showcased his depth, power, and emotional range.
Speaking about the experience, Jr. NTR said, “I’ve never had a specific acting process. No actor really does. Rajamouli has always pushed me to my limits. This was my fourth film with him, and I think my earlier work with him helped me prepare for Bheem.”
A Fierce Yet Innocent Character: Jr. NTR on Playing Bheem
Komaram Bheem, portrayed by Jr. NTR, is a Gond tribal leader who rises against the oppressive Nizam of Hyderabad. The character required a balance of innocence and intensity, something Jr. NTR pulled off with precision.
“Being naive is important to understand a director’s vision,” Jr. NTR explained. “In my earlier projects with Rajamouli, I was just that—naive. And it helped me become Bheem.”
Director Rajamouli Praises Jr. NTR’s Powerful Presence
Rajamouli, speaking on the collaboration, noted, “With NTR, it felt like I was shooting with not one, but two tigers.” This praise highlights the unmatched energy Jr. NTR brought to the role, which involved intense action sequences, emotional depth, and intricate choreography.
Global Success and Oscar Glory for RRR
RRR not only resonated with Indian audiences but also left a global impact. The film made ₹223 crore worldwide on its first day—setting a record for Indian cinema at the time. Moreover, its song Naatu Naatu won an Oscar, becoming the first Indian feature film to receive such an honor.
Jr. NTR’s Career Milestone with RRR
RRR marked a turning point in Jr. NTR’s filmography, taking his stardom to new heights. Sharing screen space with Ram Charan, who portrayed Alluri Sitarama Raju, the duo brought two revolutionary icons to life and earned critical and commercial acclaim.
As RRR completes three years, it continues to be remembered not just as a box office phenomenon, but as a cultural milestone in Indian cinema—anchored by Jr. NTR’s unforgettable performance.
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