Jr NTR and Ram Charan’S RRR goes on the floors

Filmmaker SS Rajamouli on Monday took to Twitter and shared a photo from the sets of Jr NTR and Ram Charan starrer RRR.

RRR is helmed by SS Rajamouli.

The regular shoot of much-anticipated Telugu multi-starrer RRR commenced on Monday. The shoot of the SS Rajamouli directorial, which was launched on November 11, started with an action sequence involving Jr NTR and Ram Charan.

Filmmaker Rajamouli on Monday took to Twitter and shared a photo from the sets, where he is seen with Tarak and Charan. “RRR starts rolling today…” he captioned the photo.

The first schedule of RRR will last for two weeks in an aluminum factory in Hyderabad.

A little birdie also told us the film title’s RRR stands for Rama Ravana Rajyam. The source added that both the protagonists are going to mesmerise fans with different looks in the movie. While Jr NTR has beefed up for his rugged avatar, Ram Charan will sport a new hairstyle.

RRR starts rolling today… #RRRShootBegins pic.twitter.com/l06UnGQX3Y

— rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) November 19, 2018

While the actioner is written by Vijayendra Prasad, Sai Madhav Burra and Madan Karky have penned the dialogues. MM Keeravani and KK Senthil Kumar are handling music composition and cinematography, respectively. Producer DVV Danayya is bankrolling RRR under his DVV Entertainments banner.

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