Pranav Birje | Senior Correspondent
When it comes to delivering unforgettable cinematic moments, only a few actors can command the screen with their impeccable presence like NTR Jr., fondly known as the Man of Masses. His powerful portrayal of Komaram Bheem in RRR under the direction of S.S. Rajamouli, has left an unforgettable impression on audiences to this day. But out of all the breathtaking moments in the film, one scene stands above the rest: Bheem’s reintroduction.The scene in question shows Bheem charging forward with a fire lamp in hand, wild animals, including a tiger, racing out of their cages alongside him, in an eruption of defiance and pure adrenaline.
In the recently released documentary RRR: Behind and Beyond, Man of Masses NTR Jr. talks about this iconic moment and proudly says: “The greatest jump for a hero in the movie, I would call it, or even I think it is probably one of the best reintroductions of an actor because there is already an introduction that happened, and this is like the second introduction where the true getup of Bheem is revealed.”
The scene didn’t just leave Indian audiences in awe; it got the attention of movie fanatics worldwide. As RRR made its way to international screens, fans and acclaimed filmmakers were stunned by how the sequence was brought to life. The moment sparked conversations about the boldness and scale of the scene, with people praising NTR Jr.’s performance and the way it captured the raw power of his character.
Even today, RRR continues to make waves globally, with Bheem’s reintroduction being one of the most talked-about moments in cinema. NTR Jr.’s portrayal, combined with Rajamouli’s visionary direction, turned this scene into a cinematic milestone—one that’s etched in the minds of audiences everywhere.