James Cameron is all set to collaborate with SS Rajamouli: If you ever wanna make a movie, let’s talk

Recently, SS Rajamouli expressed his desire to make a film in Hollywood one day, and it seems like his dream will come true soon. The 'Baahubali' director, who is currently in the United States,promoting his magnum opus for the Academy Awards and also picking up some awards at some of the most prestigious global awards like the Golden Globes and Critics' Choice Awards, among others.

Recently, Rajamouli got a chance to meet 'Avatar' director James Cameron, who praised his film. However, now a longer versionvideo of two directors, James and Rajamouli talking at Critics Choice awardshave been made publicand you will be delighted to know that the 'Titanic' director was so impressed with Rajamouli's work in 'RRR' that he has even given the director an open offer to come and make a film in Hollywood, and what's more exciting is that he will be happy to support him.

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The small clip of two directors chatting at the Critics' Choice Awards has been shared on RRR's official Twitter handle.

In the video, James can be heard praising the film, saying how much he loved the plot, and the twists and turns among other things.

''That’s right. Now, watching all your characters and your set up—fire, water, story—it's just such a good feeling.reveal after reveal. And then you show what happened in the backstory. They all seem very comfortable. Why he’s doing what he's doing And the twists and turns, and the friendships, and eventually he can't kill him when the other reverses. It’s just so powerful. I loved that!"

His wife Suzi, who was also present at the award ceremony,goes on to say that Jameshas seen the filmtwice. "Baby, you've got to see this," she said.

In the end, Cameron took a moment to tell Rajamouli that he can count on him if he ever wants to make a film in Hollywood. "If you ever want to make a movie over here, let’s talk," Cameron said before finishing his talk.

The ace director also praised the music composer, MM Keeravani, who won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song for the track 'Naatu Naatu' at the Critics' Choice Awards.

The film starring Jr. NTR and Ram Charan has been shortlisted by the Academy Awards for its catchy song 'Naatu Naatu.'