Jesse Eisenberg praises SS Rajamouli as he shares his admiration for Indian cinema, highlighting how the film RRR captivated American audiences. During a discussion with Bombay Times, the Now You See Me 3 actor expressed his affection for Indian movies and the unique filmmaking perspective that directors like SS Rajamouli bring to the industry.
Jesse Eisenberg Shares Enthusiasm for Indian Films
Jesse Eisenberg, known for his prominent role in the Now You See Me franchise, recently expressed deep appreciation for the art of Indian cinema, making particular mention of famed director SS Rajamouli. Eisenberg noted the global appeal of Indian films, saying the franchise he stars in enjoys significant popularity in India. His acknowledgment has sparked excitement among fans and industry professionals alike.
Discussing his experience with Indian films, Eisenberg told Bombay Times about the cultural resonance of RRR, emphasizing its universal appeal. In his words,
“I think every American saw that movie – RRR. It was incredible and had an interesting mix of some of our style of filmmaking and mainly, of course, it being an Indian film,”
— Jesse Eisenberg, Actor. Eisenberg also shared that, though he has not visited India, his travels brought him to Nepal, drawing parallels between the neighboring countries. According to News 18, he commented,
“My favourite trip I’ve ever taken was to Nepal; many similarities, but I did not cross the border,”
revealing his appreciation for the region’s culture and diversity.
Anticipation Builds Around SS Rajamouli’s Latest Project
SS Rajamouli, already a celebrated figure in global cinema thanks to mega-hits like RRR, is now working on a new project titled Varanasi. The film has already generated excitement nationwide, especially following a teaser that showcased a vibrant, cosmic experience. The film’s cast includes Mahesh Babu, Prithviraj, and Priyanka Chopra, all performing leading roles, promising audiences an extraordinary visual journey with scenes never seen before.
Eisenberg’s public admiration contributes to the growing recognition of Indian cinema among international actors and directors. As Rajamouli’s upcoming film gains more attention, the cross-cultural interaction in the film industry continues to enhance the global appreciation of movies from India, marking a promising chapter for both filmmakers and fans around the world.
