RANABAALI Teaser - The Savage's Oath | Vijay Deverakonda | REACTION!!

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The video begins with a casual reaction segment where the hosts discuss their current environment, specifically complaining about the high humidity in Southern California compared to the arid desert climate they are used to. They joke about feeling "musty" and "clammy," noting that while they have lived in the southern United States, nothing compares to the dampness of Florida or South Texas. This lighthearted banter sets a relaxed tone before they transition into the main topic: a reaction to the teaser for the Telugu film *Ranabaali*, subtitled *The Savage's Oath*. The hosts identify the lead actor as Vijay Deverakonda, a star from the Telugu film industry, and express excitement about the project. The plot summary provided in the teaser follows a rebellious warrior in South India during 1870, a period marked by the Great Famine. This character is shown confronting a British Commissioner while trying to protect his region and people. The hosts note that this historical setting aligns with the era of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and the subsequent famines, though they clarify that this specific story takes place in South India rather than Bengal. A significant portion of the discussion focuses on the film's potential conflict between the protagonist and the British East India Company. The hosts humorously speculate that if the entire plot involves the hero brutally murdering white actors representing the British, it might redeem otherwise bad performances by casting those characters as one-dimensional villains. They acknowledge that while human beings are complex, historical depictions of the British in India during this era often lean heavily into evil stereotypes. Despite these concerns about potential narrative simplicity regarding the antagonists, the hosts remain optimistic that the rest of the film will offer a compelling revenge story and high entertainment value. The video concludes with the hosts recommending other recent Telugu films like *RRR* and *Singham*, praising them as fantastic movies that viewers should watch if they haven't already. They express hope that *Ranabaali* will be another "banging" film that delivers a fun time killing off British characters, similar to their expectations for the genre. The segment ends with an invitation for the audience to share their thoughts and excitement levels in the comments, reinforcing the channel's identity as a platform for juicy content and film reactions.

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Two cheese two cheese. Musty musty your cheese is musty. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, musty is not fun in SoCal right now. We are musty. >> We are very >> And we're not having fun with it. >> No. >> No, it's just clammy slimy >> to have humidity here. >> No. No. We were at 76% humidity. Granted I'm I've spent my entire life in the south of America. It's not not south of America. South of America. United States. Um This community still doesn't even compare what it is when you go to Florida, Tex South Texas. >> And it ain't India. >> No. But that's actually much closer to what South Texas is for sure. >> Yeah, that's for sure. >> Southern California, it's like we we don't have humidity at all. >> It's arid. It's desert here. >> Yeah. We're just hot. >> Yes. >> We are not humid. >> No. >> But it is now and it's awful. >> It's musty. >> Two >> And it's not fun. >> LA LA >> Must musty musty >> And everybody's cheesy because of the must. >> The biggest, the [music] baddest, wackiest, funniest, filmiest show on earth. >> [music] >> And welcome back to our stupid reaction corner. >> We smell here. >> You can follow us on Instagram for some more juicy content. Thank you to everybody who supports us on Patreon. >> Yes. Many thanks. >> Today we got the new I believe it's Telugu. >> Telugu Telugu we want to see you. >> I don't know for sure but you guys can tell me if that's right because it's >> VJ >> Deverakonda >> Which I know from the Telugu industry. >> Correct. >> So if it's not let me know. I'm just assuming that. >> Okay. Is it teaser? >> Teaser for [clears throat] Rana >> Rana Baley >> Uh the >> The savages oath. >> Ooh. Ooh. >> In memory of 8 million Indian lives lost under British rule. 8 million? I feel like it's be more, no? >> I don't know. >> I feel like the number's way higher than that. >> It's at least 80 million in one. >> Yeah. >> I feel like it's I feel like it's higher. >> In In all of the time? >> In all of the time of British rule? I agree. Anyway, it's a lot. >> Right after the mutiny. >> [music] >> I've been hearing quite the stories from the Madras Presidency. A quarter of the population perished. >> [music] >> Eat. Eat. I said eat. >> Where do we know him from? >> Oh. Jeez. >> Oh. >> Who did this? >> He's really He's really doing his RRR guy. HELL YEAH. >> [screaming] >> SAVAGE, SIR. THEY CALL him >> [screaming] >> Was that the giant from Odyssey? >> [laughter] >> Dude, that looked good. >> good. >> That obviously I'm I'm the I'm most concerned about the white people. >> are very, very concerned. >> But >> Always. >> If the entire plot is this guy's going to [ __ ] murder >> [laughter] >> as many as many British people brutally >> That'll be fun. >> That will be fun. >> That'll be fun. >> Cuz one thing that can redeem a bunch of bad white actors if you murder them on screen. >> Yeah. >> [laughter] >> I just I'm concerned not just for the the white actors but the fact that the white actors characters might be just one string ponies the whole time just being evil bad evil bad evil bad evil bad. Everything I do is evil bad. >> Um >> That's my concern but the rest of it looks great and hopefully that's only a small part of it. The rest of it is just the the revenge. >> British in India especially the East India Company >> Yeah. >> they probably were pretty one note. >> [laughter] >> No, that's you know, human beings are complex. They weren't just evil bad evil bad evil bad evil bad. >> I don't know. The British in India were kind of >> They did it yeah for sure but even I was told that >> That's an interesting point. >> Adolf Hitler had a very good of humor, I've been told. >> [laughter and gasps] >> Uh after cuz he was tweaking the whole time. That is a good poster. >> It's also very >> Follows a rebellious warrior in 1870 South India during the Great Famine who confronts a British Commissioner while protecting his region and people. >> That's interesting cuz we just did a video yesterday about the the 19, I believe it's 80 The 18 I mean 18 >> Yeah, late 1800s. >> 18 something 76 mutiny. >> Yeah. >> Uh >> Where they didn't want to use the bullets that were greased with animal fat. >> Yeah, and they the whole bunch of turned in and the British stopped that. >> all. Yep. >> Um so I wonder if it's going to have any if that's going to be if that's around the same time, then I'd imagine um uh it's a famine is during this time as well, but it's not the >> No. >> Bengal famine in South India famine, yeah. >> Different famine here. Who's the director here? >> Rahul Sankrityayan. >> Mhm, Sham Singham Roy. Um Nothing we've seen. >> A lot of people told me about Sham Singham Roy. So I I I've heard about that one. >> Mhm. >> And that's Telugu, so this should be a Telugu movie. It's the year of Telugu though, so >> No kidding. >> Um if you don't if we're we're talking about um RRR >> They're two of our favorite films of the year. >> RRR RRR Badar And no, I don't think it's Badar, but RRR something and um Singham. >> Two of our favorite films of the year. Um >> Two fantastic movies. If you haven't seen them, please go watch them. >> Absolutely. >> But this looks like it could be a lot of fun. I'm I'm hoping it's a banging kill the British good time. >> That'd be nice. >> Um VJ's character looks like it could be really nice and cool and fun. So yeah, let us know what you thought about this, if you're excited for this, and anything else we need to know down below. >> The biggest, the baddest, [music] wackiest, funniest, filmiest show on Earth. >> Mhm. >> Never before.