‘Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli’ trailer out: Prabhas, Ram Charan, and Jr. NTR reveal what it's like to work with the 'mad man'

‘Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli’ trailer out

The trailer for ‘Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli’ is out, and in the two-minute-long trailer, one can see master director Rajamouli talking about himself and his work. The documentary, which is being brought to you by Netflix in partnership with Applause Entertainment and Film Companion Studios, will release on August 2.

Rajamouli's documentary, which is directed by Raghav Khanna, shows the RRR director on set and how he explains the entire process to his team.

The trailer begins with Rajamouli walking and explaining himself. Then it shifts to Jr. NTR, Prabhas, and Ram Charan Teja, revealing Rajamouli's qualities.

Jr. NTR says: "This person is born to make films; he is born to tell stories that have not been told.

Prabhas, who has worked with Rajamouli in the magnum opus Baahubali, says, "I have never met someone like that. He is a mad person, that's all."

Ram Charan, who was seen in RRR, says: "I see myself as a third person when I see his films, when I am working in them."

Producer Karan Johar, who is very close to Rajamouli, says: "He is in the bracket of legends and greats already. He is already a legend, and now he can become an even bigger legend."

But then his actors and people who work closely with him are asked what the biggest headache is working with Rajamouli.

Ram Charan says, I have seen mics break." Jr. NTR says, "You start feeling that he has no empathy at all. He is a mad man; there is no point in arguing with him. Just deliver what he wants and get out of here."

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Rajamouli, who is seen enacting almost all the scenes and explaining them to the actors with great passion, can be heard in the trailer: "The only thing I am a slave to is my story."

The fierce, world-famous characters of Rajamouli’s films, from Eaga to RRR, reflect the legendary director's unparalleled vision. Not only have his characters made a global impact, but his songs have also made the world groove, earning international acclaim and setting new records in Indian cinema.

The documentary delves further into Rajamouli's incredible work, spanning from Hyderabad to Hollywood.

From his childhood fascinations and family influences to moments of doubt and triumph, the documentary unveils the unseen human side of the legend, allowing fans to truly get to know the man behind the camera.

“Storytelling is the heart of my existence—iit’s what I am passionate about and will always continue to pursue. I am overwhelmed by the immense admiration and love that audiences have shown for my work,” said S.S. Rajamouli.

Discover the inspiring journey of this legendary filmmaker in Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli, streaming on August 2, only on Netflix.