History YMMV / RRR2022

** Legendary action star Ajay Devgn plays a character who is absent for most of the story but he steals the show during his arc.
** Jake, the pompous Englishman who gets thrashed by Ram and Bheem in a dance battle during the "Naatu Naatu" sequence.

* CaptainObviousReveal: If you're familiar with the historical figure of Indian resistance fighter Alluri Sitarama Raju, then it should come as no surprise when it's revealed halfway through the film that [[spoiler:he's a member of the Indian resistance]].
* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler:The scene where Bheem and Rama kill Scott with "a single bullet", right after trashing his fort and killing his equally awful wife by blowing her into barbed wire, is extremely satisfying given how nasty and downright reprehensible they act throughout the film. His blood splattering on a sign reading "The sun never sets on the British Empire" is just icing on the cake.]]

** Ajay Devgn plays a character who is absent for most of the story but he steals the show during his arc.

** Like Creator/SSRajamouli's ''Film/{{Baahubali}}'' duology, it also became a smash hit in Japan, to the point it is the highest grossing Indian film over there.

* HoYay: Bheem and Raju get some merely due their relationship being ''that'' intimate, and for the two always having each other on their mind, traits often associated with romance rather than just friendship.

** The moment the truck skids into the Buxtons' party and releases about two dozen wild animals already baying for blood, and leaping for the kill. Including herbivores for some reason.[[note]]Though this could be justified by the herbivores being agitated and lashing out. And deer antlers are ''very'' sharp.[[/note]]
** Ram and Bheem in the jungle, with bow and spear, leaping into the fray side by side as the climax starts.

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The film became [[CultClassic a massive cult hit]] in the US, owing to its spectacle.

* FridgeBrilliance:
** Ram's plan to save Bheem from the gallows starts going butt-shaped when he falls and gets spiked by a tree branch. Bheem had earlier stated he was a "child of the forest"... [[RuleOfSymbolism this was the forest taking its pound of flesh for Ram betraying Bheem in the first place.]]
** Bheem being able to tear a cell door out of the ground makes more sense when you realise that thanks to their design, they're constantly exposed to the elements, which in India includes more than enough moisture to ruin the wood and metal.
** Why did Ram let Bheem make the kill shot on Buxton? Buxton wasn't around when Ram's whole family died, and likely never knew it happened, but he was definitely around for the kidnapping of Malli. This means more to Bheem than it does to Ram.
* FridgeHorror: The solitary cells are holes in the ground with trap doors that have bars to let in the sunlight ''and rain''. In tropical India. Do they just flood over every time there's a storm? How many prisoners have drowned in there by now?

* TearJerker:
** The opening scene of Malli being cruelly ripped away from her village while her mother tries in vain to save her. Malli's mother is bashed in the head with a tree branch for her trouble in front of her horrified daughter.
** Malli begging Bheem not to leave her when he finds her at the governor's mansion, especially since he has to do so anyway to avoid getting caught.
** Ram's HeroicBSOD when learning Bheem is the man he's hunting... ''after'' Bheem saved his life.
** Ram's backstory is one big one. [[spoiler:Due to his father training a rebel army, the British launch a surprise attack on their village, and even though Ram has ImprobableAimingSkills, he's just one rifle and he ''can't kill them fast enough'' before they get his younger brother and mother. It gets even worse when his father, already maimed in the attack, goes for the HeroicSacrifice, approaching the soldiers with dynamite strapped to himself... and once close enough, making his son shoot it.]]

* HoYay: Bheem and Raju get some merely due their relationship being ''that'' intimate, and for the two always having each other on their mind.

* HoYay: Bheem and Raju get some merely due their relationship being similar of that to a gay couple rather than being just friends.

** Jake, the pompous Englishman who gets thrashed by Ram and Bheem in a DanceBattle during the "Naatu Naatu" sequence.