“RRR” and “Kantara” are praised by Manoj Bajpayee for their cultural authenticity

Celebrity actor Manoj Bajpayee recently expressed his appreciation for two South Indian film industry blockbusters, “RRR” and “Kantara,” highlighting their strong cultural ties despite their financial success.

In light of these movies’ ongoing popularity, Bajpayee emphasized the value of unique narrative and cultural authenticity. He commended the directors for being able to keep faithful to their own stories while taking cues from international filmmaking.

“There’s something truly special about stories that resonate with audiences on a cultural level,” Bajpayee said in a recent interview. “RRR” and “Kantara” are two excellent instances of this. They are able to maintain their Indian heritage while captivating viewers.

When asked which songs he personally liked, Bajpayee immediately mentioned “Kantara” and “RRR.” He praised “Kantara” for depicting South Indian customs and culture and mentioned using it as a model for his own work. Regarding “RRR,” Manoj Bajpayee praised the film for its potent narrative and mass appeal.

“RRR” and “Kantara” have both made a lasting impression on viewers all around the globe. The widespread popularity of genuine narrative and cultural expression is shown by their success. In addition, both movies have been commercially successful and have won praise at important award shows.

“RRR” and “Kantara” stand out as brilliant instances of filmmaking that transcends borders and connects with people on a deeper level in a field that is often driven by trends and economic concerns. These movies, as Manoj Bajpayee so eloquently states, are a tribute to the narrative ability and the timeless worth of cultural legacy in movies.