How to watch RRR in the UK - can you stream on Netflix?
The critically-acclaimed Indian film RRR has won a Golden Globe for Best Original Song.
RRR is one of the most celebrated international feature films of the year.
The Indian Telugu-language film is an action-packed historical fantasy with the title RRR standing for Rise, Roar, Revolt.
The fictionalised story centres on two revolutionaries - Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem - who combat British rule in India, both of whom are played by stars Ram Charan and Jr NTR.
RRR was nominated in the Best Non-English Language Film category at the Golden Globes but lost to the Argentine film Argentina, 1985.
However, RRR did take home the prize for Best Original Song at the 2023 Golden Globes thanks to its hit track Naatu Naatu.
Despite its popularity, RRR was not chosen by India as their contender for the Best International Feature Film category at the 95th Academy Awards this year.
So, where can one watch the critically acclaimed film RRR in the UK? RadioTimes.com has you covered.
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How to watch RRR in the UK - can you stream on Netflix?
RRR is available to watch on Netflix UK in the UK.
The film runs for 3 hours 5 minutes so is quite a lengthy watch but does include that epic song Naatu Naatu to enjoy.
It's definitely worth a watch, with our very own review calling it "three hours of fabulously over-the-top action: men wrestling CGI tigers, throwing motorcycles at each other in a forest fire, and even performing Gene Kelly-esque song-and-dance numbers".
It adds: "RRR stands for 'Rise Roar Revolt', which is entirely fitting for a film that is gleefully preposterous and ceaselessly entertaining, all thanks to [SS] Rajamouli's awe-inspiring direction."
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