Netflix Announces Documentary on SS Rajamouli

Mumbai-based streaming platform Netflix on Saturday announced a documentary film, titled ‘Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli’, on the celebrated filmmaker best known for pan-Indian blockbusters ‘Baahubali’ and ‘RRR’.

The upcoming biographical documentary is produced by Applause Entertainment and Film Companion Studios. It is directed by Raghav Khanna.

According to the makers, ‘Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli’ will encapsulate the filmmaker’s creative universe, showcasing his profound influence on Indian and international cinema, his enduring legacy and his innovative contributions to cinema.

In addition to this, it will feature an interview with Rajamouli, also known for action films like ‘Eega’ and ‘Magadheera’ and the man behind the Oscar-winning Best Original Song ‘RRR’.

The documentary film will highlight untold stories and insights from the director’s family, close friends, celebrated filmmakers like James Cameron, Joe Russo and Karan Johar, as well as actors Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Jr NTR and Ram Charan.

Monika Shergill, Vice President, Content, Netflix India, said that the audience will be captivated by the journey of the “RRR” filmmaker in “Modern Masters: SS Rajamouli”.

“SS Rajamouli is an icon whose visionary storytelling and cinematic genius have created a deep fandom and put Indian cinema on the global map. His adventurous spirit and mastery of fantasy and epic genres have left an indelible mark on entertainment-loving audiences across the world, bringing to life iconic tales of Indian history and culture,” Shergill said in a statement.

Sameer Nair, CEO of Applause Entertainment, said they were thrilled to be working with Netflix and Film Companion Studios on the documentary.

“His unique and inventive storytelling style has revolutionized Indian cinema and we are delighted to showcase his artistic evolution from his humble beginnings to ‘Baahubali’ and ‘RRR’,” Nair said.

The biographical documentary will premiere on August 2.

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