Director SS Rajamouli earned global acclaim with his highly praised "Baahubali" series. His latest masterpiece, "RRR," starring Ram Charan, Jr. NTR, and Alia Bhatt, emerged as one of Indian cinema's monumental successes. Garnering widespread critical acclaim, the film even earned an Oscar nomination.
During a special screening of "RRR" in Japan, SS Rajamouli was warmly welcomed by Japanese fans, further solidifying his international reputation.
A touching moment unfolded when an 83-year-old Japanese admirer presented SS Rajamouli, the director of "RRR," with a heartfelt gift - a thousand intricately crafted origami cranes symbolizing blessings and good fortune. Rajamouli graciously shared heartwarming snapshots on X (formerly known as Twitter), featuring himself, his wife, and the elderly woman.
Rajamouli expressed his gratitude, stating, "In Japan, origami cranes are gifted to loved ones for luck and well-being. This 83-year-old woman crafted 1000 of them to bless us because 'RRR' brought her joy. She sent the gift and patiently waited outside in the cold. Some gestures are truly priceless. Forever grateful." Accompanying his words was a photo capturing the cherished moment with Japanese fans.
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