#RRR Title: Who Gave That Bad Idea To Rajamouli?

Rajamouli...the name itself brings tremors in box office. His power in invincible. He has set historical records standing number#1 at Indian box office with his Bahubali-The Conclusion.

But does that mean, whatever he delivers next will be accepted by the audience with equal or more respect and craze? 

It has been two days that #RRR has come up with motion poster and title announcement.

Surprisingly, there are many who are either not discussing about this at all, or trolling for the title "Roudram Ranam Rudhiram". There is no natural flow in it. 

Moreover, the title is not the same in entire India. It is "Rise Roar Revolt" in Hindi. Obviously, the Telugu title "Roudram Ranam Rudhiram" retained for Malayalam being in Sanskrit words, but changed the order as "Rudhiram Ranam Roudram". Why this change? Only the team should know. For Tamil it is "Irattam- Ranam- Relattiram"

So universally it is simply #RRR which has no life. If the meaning has to be derived, it is forced three words which are different in different languages. 

Many outside the state are wondering why this #RRR as title in first place.

When explained that initially they have hash tagged so taking the first letters of two heroes and the director, the North Indians are asking "Where is N in the title, then?". Hmm, They know NTR as NTR but not as Rama Rao. So that is a different explanation all together. Finally the title is a forced one- #RRR. 

Many are trolling by asking who might have given that bad idea of going with different titles for different languages. Because, they are confident that it might not have come from the mastermind Rajamouli. 

For any film, the title, the poster and the trailer matter for business. Here with the title #RRR, the film didn't score much. We have to wait and see what is in store with the poster and trailer. 

Even the traction is very bad to the range of Rajamouli after Bahubali, with just 5.5 Million views in two days.

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