Netflix prepares to launch a compelling documentary titled "Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli," offering an intimate exploration of the acclaimed filmmaker known for his groundbreaking pan-Indian blockbusters "Baahubali" and "RRR.
Created in collaboration between Applause Entertainment and Film Companion Studios, and helmed by director Raghav Khanna, the documentary aims to honor Rajamouli's creative odyssey and influence. It will delve into his significant contributions to Indian and global cinema, showcasing his lasting imprint as a pioneer of storytelling and innovation.
The documentary will include a special interview with Rajamouli, providing firsthand insights into his artistic approach. Audiences will explore his varied filmography, ranging from action-packed successes such as "Eega" and "Magadheera" to his award-winning "RRR," gaining a comprehensive appreciation of his cinematic journey.
In addition to exploring untold narratives and viewpoints, "Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli" will showcase interviews with Rajamouli's family, close associates, and notable figures from the film industry. The documentary will feature perspectives from acclaimed filmmakers such as James Cameron, Joe Russo, and Karan Johar, along with insights from actors Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Jr NTR, and Ram Charan, who have collaborated with Rajamouli on his most memorable films.
Monika Shergill, Vice-President Content at Netflix India, shared her excitement about the project, highlighting S.S. Rajamouli as a revered figure whose innovative storytelling and cinematic excellence have earned him a devoted global following and elevated Indian cinema internationally. His bold creativity and expertise in fantasy and epic genres have resonated deeply with audiences worldwide, bringing to vivid life legendary narratives from Indian heritage and tradition.
Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli" is scheduled for its Netflix debut on August 2, delivering an engaging and enlightening journey into the life and achievements of one of India's most revered filmmakers.
