A still from 'RRR' movie motion moster. 
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'Baahubali' filmmaker SS Rajamouli's next titled 'Rise Roar Revolt'

Rajamouli said they were going ahead with the long overdue promotional activity to uplift people's spirits amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

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HYDERABAD: "Baahubali" director SS Rajamouli's upcoming magnum opus is titled "Rise Roar Revolt", the makers announced on Wednesday.

The upcoming Telugu film features top stars Ram Charan and NTR Jr in the lead.

The title logo and motion picture of "RRR", a "fictional tale" based on the lives of two freedom fighters in early 20th century -- Alluri Sitarama Raju and Kumram Bheem, was also released on social media.

"When the powers of opposing forces like fire and water come together, intense energy is what you'll have! Here's the #RRRMotionPoster," the tweet on the film's official account read.

Rajamouli on Tuesday said they were going ahead with the long overdue promotional activity to uplift people's spirits amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

"I request the fans and audience on behalf of my whole team to enjoy it from the comfort of their homes. The country is locked down for a reason there should be no reason for a social gathering.

"It's a time of global crisis. We wanted to do our bit in lifting up everyone's spirits," the director had tweeted.

"RRR" also features Bollywood actors Ajay Devgn, Alia Bhatt and British actress Daisy Edgar Jones in important roles.

The film, slated to hit the screens on January 8, 2021, will also be released in Tamil, Hindi, Kannada and Malayalam.

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