Why boycott RRR in Karnataka is trending? Everything you need to know

Fans are eagerly waiting for RRR to hit the silver screen, however, a section of Kannada fans have shown their disappointment with the makers of the film and are urging Karanataka's audience to boycott the film.

11:57 AM Mar 23, 2022 IST | Shruti Kaushal

why boycott rrr in karnataka is trending everything you need to know

SS Rajamouli’s upcoming film RRR is one of the highly-anticipated films. Starring Ram Charan, NT Rama Rao Jr, Alia Bhatt, and Ajay Devgn in titular roles, the film is hitting the headlines ever since its announcement. The stars of the film are busy promoting RRR and touring major cities of India including Delhi, Jaipur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Amritsar, Kolkata, and Varanasi.

The fans are eagerly waiting for RRR to hit the silver screen, however, a section of Kannada fans have shown their disappointment with the makers of the film and are urging Karanataka’s audience to boycott the film. If you are a Twitter user, you must have come across the #BoycottRRRinKarnataka which has dominated the trending section.

Why boycott RRR in Karnataka is trending?

For those who don’t know, SS Rajamouli’s film was to be released in five languages Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada. However, the early reports said that RRR is not released in the Kannada language in Karnataka making the Kannada audience upset.

One of the users wrote that it’s high time to trend boycott RRR in Karnataka and also urged the makers to stop dumping Telugu on Kannadigas. Another user wrote that not releasing RRR in Kannada is a great insult for Kannadigas and this is the time to ban RRR movies.

Have a look at Twitter reactions here:

#BoycottRRRinKarnataka @ssrajamouli this is great insult for kannadigas, this is the time to BAN RRR movies in Karnataka, we will welcome only if it is in Kannada, pic.twitter.com/onUvtHzGX5
— Manjunatha.B (@ManjunathaBee) March 22, 2022

#BoycottRRRinKarnataka
Most north Karnataka was part of nizam,Bellary and tumkur districts were ceded to british.
Still business happens for old territories would be reason for telugu,hindi more screens. After linguistic states formed,why don't they stop this culture.
— Balaji #RCB (@TBalajireddy) March 23, 2022

#BoycottRRRinKarnataka what this is not in kaanada language 🧐
— Nation first (@super_Rajputt) March 23, 2022

Please don't trend this #BoycottRRRinKarnataka ….
Trend this #WeWantRRRinKannada
Don't spread Hate….
We respect Telugu language and actors we want RRR to release in Kannada version in our town….
— VRT (@vrt12345678) March 23, 2022

Just doing promotions on Social Media is not enough, they have to release in theatres. Come here to Bengaluru and check which theatres having Kannada shows.#BoycottRRRinKarnataka
— Godzilla Kris (@GodzillaKris) March 23, 2022

Frankly
What is the reason for not dubbing and releasing the film in Kannada language ? I don't have much info about this but if it's really not releasing in Kannada in Karnataka then their anguish is justified in trending #BoycottRRRinKarnataka https://t.co/NF9f52XIQC
— Pra'BOSS' Janasainik✊ (@SkypeSoul) March 23, 2022

Meanwhile, a film theatre in Andhra Pradesh’s Srikakulam has put up barbed wires and fences ahead of the release of the film in the state. As per reports, the precautionary measure was taken after the screen got damaged earlier due to a huge crowd during Allu Arjun’s Pushpa screening.

RRR is a period drama based on two legendary revolutionaries who return home to rebel against British colonialists in the 1920s. The film is said to be bigger than Prabhas’ Baahubali.

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