Komuram Bheemudo from SS Rajamouli's 'RRR' is a heart-rending number

NEW DELHI: The strength of an SS Rajamouli film lies in his ability to tell stories that move and completely captivate you. While his last 'RRR' went on to break Box Office records and was well received by audiences and critics alike, something which stayed with them much after the magnum opus' release is the track 'Komuram Bheemudo'.

A powerful and heart-wrenching song that perfectly encapsulates the emotional turmoil Bheem aka Jr NTR experiences, 'Komuram Bheemudo' moved millions of people to tears.

The song which in ways was the soul of the film and drove the narrative, left audiences emotional with several breaking down and being deeply moved by the superstar's performance.

The beauty of the track lies in JR NTR's ability to combine many expressions into one shot, from pride to hurt, pain to defiance as Bheem inspires himself to not submit.

Such was the impact 'Komuram Bheemudo' made that it not only left Indians spellbound but also westerners who weren't familiar with the language but spoke highly of the song and of Jr NTR's performance.

Says a trade source, "What really worked in the film's favour was the chemistry and brotherhood between Ram Charan and Junior NTR. When it came to the song 'Komuram Bheemudo' there were several reports of how people including young children were teary eyed and moved by Jr NTR's sheer screen presence and the vulnerability and emotions he brought to his character in that song. The fact that people are still discussing the song and watching the film several times over, speaks volumes for the kind of impact it has made."

Here are a few tweets that show us the reaction of the audiences worldwide.

No trouble with the translations for the most part, a few concepts that weren’t very clear during songs, but could understand the general ideas. So many great scenes, loved the intros and Interval and end climax. Komuram Bheemudo sticks most beautiful, haunting, inspirational!

— William Jones (@TrippinEagles) March 30, 2022

I finally saw #RRR and all of the hype is real and then some. Movies shouldn’t be allowed to be that cool. I have not stopped thinking about it and likely won’t for a very long time. pic.twitter.com/hKPZLWM0aO

— Charlie R-IG-11-Y (@charlieridgely) April 3, 2022

There's a handful of incredible action scenes in #RRR (One vs Many brawl, Bheem's attack, the bridge, Ram's rescue), but the Naatu Naatu dance-off is my favourite: a brotherly sparring and a culture clash all wrapped into one. Beautifully explicit action kineticism through dance. https://t.co/Lhy5bVWHho pic.twitter.com/DQXh0cJ4Tr

— One Perfect HEADshot (@HeadExposure) March 31, 2022

I cannot overstate how pumped I was to witness a scene where a dude is whipped but refuses to kneel, and like the wind comes and his homeland itself brushes against his face with a leaf, and then he starts singing, and defeats British colonialism.

— Freddie Wong (@fwong) April 5, 2022

'RRR's star-studded lineup besides lead actors Ram Charan and Jr. NTR. Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt, Olivia Morris in pivotal roles and Samuthirakani, Ray Stevenson, and Alison Doody join in supporting roles.

The Telugu-language period action drama film was produced by DVV Danayya of DVV Entertainments. SS Rajamouli's 'RRR' released on March 25, 2022.