Monday kick-started on a great note for ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli's fans as the trailer of his documentary Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli&nbsp;was unveiled.

It features members of the Indian film industry praising Rajamouli while also criticising his work obsession. The trailer begins with Rajamouli saying, “I want to tell an incredible story. I want people to get invested in the movie.”

It then cuts to his RRR&nbsp;actor, Jr NTR, who tells the camera, “This person is born to make movies. He is born to tell stories that haven’t been told.”

Baahubali&nbsp;actor Prabhas then says he has never met someone like Rajamouli before, describing him as “a mad person, that’s all,” highlighting his creative genius. Canadian filmmaker James Cameron makes a surprise appearance in the trailer, stating that Rajamouli has earned the respect to do anything and work with anybody.

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Another RRR&nbsp;star, Ram Charan, says that sometimes he is shocked when he watches Rajamouli’s films as a third person and sees himself working in them. When asked about the downside of working with Rajamouli, his collaborators candidly discuss his obsession with storytelling and creating colossal action spectacles.

Ram Charan mentions seeing microphones break on set because Rajamouli was so consumed by the creative process. Jr NTR adds that at times, it feels like Rajamouli has no empathy, calling him a madman and saying there’s no point in arguing with the auteur.

The trailer concludes with Rajamouli saying that the only thing he is a slave to is the story he tells. Produced by Applause Entertainment and Film Companion Studios, Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli&nbsp;is set to premiere on Netflix on August 2.

Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION&nbsp;audience. 
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Monday kick-started on a great note for ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli's fans as the trailer of his documentary Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli was unveiled. It features members of the Indian film industry praising Rajamouli while also criticising his work obsession.

Monday kick-started on a great note for ace filmmaker SS Rajamouli's fans as the trailer of his documentary Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli was unveiled. It features members of the Indian film industry praising Rajamouli while also criticising his work obsession. The trailer begins with Rajamouli saying, “I want to tell an incredible story. I want people to get invested in the movie.” It then cuts to his RRR actor, Jr NTR, who tells the camera, “This person is born to make movies. He is born to tell stories that haven’t been told.” Baahubali actor Prabhas then says he has never met someone like Rajamouli before, describing him as “a mad person, that’s all,” highlighting his creative genius. Canadian filmmaker James Cameron makes a surprise appearance in the trailer, stating that Rajamouli has earned the respect to do anything and work with anybody. Another RRR star, Ram Charan, says that sometimes he is shocked when he watches Rajamouli’s films as a third person and sees himself working in them. When asked about the downside of working with Rajamouli, his collaborators candidly discuss his obsession with storytelling and creating colossal action spectacles. Ram Charan mentions seeing microphones break on set because Rajamouli was so consumed by the creative process. Jr NTR adds that at times, it feels like Rajamouli has no empathy, calling him a madman and saying there’s no point in arguing with the auteur. The trailer concludes with Rajamouli saying that the only thing he is a slave to is the story he tells. Produced by Applause Entertainment and Film Companion Studios, Modern Masters: S.S. Rajamouli is set to premiere on Netflix on August 2. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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