RRR Craze Continues in Japan, Special Show Tickets Sold Out in Less Than a Minute

The RRR craze continues in Japan even after one and a half years of its release in theatres. The movie is still running in theatres in Japan.

The makers of the film shared an update on the film on the official handle of X, revealing that for March 18, the film tickets have been sold out in less than a minute.

A post on X read, “The RRR screening in Japan with SS Rajamouli in attendance sells out in less than a minute.” The makers re-posted the thread and they wrote, “It’s been close to 1.5 years since the theatrical release in Japan. Since then, it’s still running in theatres, and the show on March 18th sold out in less than a minute. Absolute RRRAMPAGE… #RRRinJapan #RRRMovie.”

It's been close to 1.5 years since the theatrical release in Japan. Since then, it's still running in theaters, and the show on March 18th sold out in less than a minute.

Absolute RRRAMPAGE… ❤️ #RRRinJapan #RRRMovie https://t.co/hnR9RoTGQR

— RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) March 13, 2024

On March 12, the team of RRR shared a post on X declaring this special show with Rajamouli, “What an overwhelming response to the news of our director SS Rajamouli attending #RRRMovie show in Japan on March 18th! Bookings open tomorrow for this thrilling screening.”

What an overwhelming response to the news of our director @ssrajamouli attending #RRRMovie show in Japan on March 18th!! ❤️❤️

Bookings open tomorrow for this thrilling screening!! https://t.co/LJEefdpeTr

— RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) March 12, 2024

Meanwhile, RRR was a part of a tribute given to stunt coordinators at this year’s Oscars. In 2023, it won Best Foreign Language Film and Best Original Song for Naatu Naatu at the Critics Choice Awards. Additionally, Naatu Naatu won the Best Song at the 80th Golden Globe Awards in Los Angeles last year. It was also nominated for the Oscars and it won last year.

Ram Charan and Jr NTR played freedom fighters Komaram Bheem and Alluri Seetharamaraju in the period drama RRR, set in the British-occupied India of the 1920s. The cast also included Alia Bhatt, Ajay Devgn, British actors Ray Stevenson, Alison Doody and Olivia Morris.