History Characters / RRR2022

* DistressedDamsel: She is kidnapped from her home and kept cloistered in the Governor's mansion. Malli's people, led by Bheem, spend the film working to retrieve her.

->'''Played by:''' Creator/RamCharan

->'''Played by:''' Creator/AliaBhatt

!!British People

!!Indians

* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:He was once part of the British Indian Army until witnessing the brutal execution of an elderly village leader [[DisproportionateRetribution for manhandling a soldier]] due to Governor Scott refusing to "waste" bullets on him. A disgusted and horrified Venkata then abandoned his rank and stole some ammunition to train his own rebel army.]]

* BlingBlingBang: He goes hunting and is proficient with an engraved Martini-Henry rifle.

The current governor of India, who revels in the perceived superiority of the British.

* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: The opening scene in Gond involves Buxton parading a whole menagerie of animals he just hunted, to make sure everyone knows who's the BigBad of this piece.

* EvilBrit: He's a sadistic British man who governs over a large part of colonial India.
* EvilColonialist: Practically the personification of despotic British colonialism in India. His manner of dress and giant beard are clearly meant to emulate that of King George V as much as possible.
* EvilOverlord: Scott Buxton rules India as one. He orders that dissenters be brutally beaten to death, has entire villages massacred whenever they rise up and [[{{Sadist}} delights]] in having prisoners tortured in public in order to strike fear into the populace.

* RankScalesWithAsskicking: {{Downplayed|Trope}} in that he doesn't really stand much of a chance against either Ram or Bheem in a fight and relies on his troops, but he's the only member of the occupying British forces who displays anything resembling the superhuman feats of the two leads, effortlessly grabbing a rifle midair while his car is in the process of turning over and shooting [[spoiler:Ram's transport]].
* SuperReflexes: He manages to grab a rifle in midair in the middle of a car crash and shoot [[spoiler:Ram's car]] without breaking a sweat.
* WouldHurtAChild: Buxton points a gun at Malli during Bheem's rescue attempt, intending to kill her if Bheem doesn't surrender to Ram.

Ram's father.

* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:He was once part of a British army regiment until witnessing the brutal execution of an elderly village leader [[DisproportionateRetribution for manhandling a soldier]] due to Governor Scott refusing to "waste" bullets on him. A disgusted and horrified Venkata then abandoned his rank and stole some ammunition to train his own rebel army.]]

* ErmineCapeEffect: Governor Buxton is only ever seen in a full dress uniform.
* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Buxton might be a nasty piece of work, but he genuinely loves his wife. [[spoiler: He lets out a genuine scream of anguish after seeing Catherine's bloodied body in the aftermath of the explosion.]]

* EvilOverlord: Scott Buxton effectively rules India as one. He orders that dissenters be brutally beaten to death, has entire villages massacred whenever they rise up and [[{{Sadist}} delights]] in having prisoners tortured in public in order to strike fear into the populace.

* MythicalMotifs: He has some parallels to his namesake from ''Literature/TheRamayana''. Like Rama, Ram's fiancée is also named Sita, [[spoiler: he spends a significant amount of time in a sort of exile while completing his mission, and this is almost literalised in the climax when he wields a bow and arrow and is dressed in robes, which, combined with his unshaven appearance due to being stuck in prison, makes him resemble the Lord Rama in exile.]]

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:When Sita reveals that Ram was actually working undercover for the rebellion the entire time, Bheem cries out in remorse for leaving Ram at the mercy of the British army after he was seriously injured rescuing him from the army's prison transport. He even [[BloodOnTheseHands stares at his hands]] when he hears the truth.]]

* MythicalMotifs: Though his isn't as extensive as Ram's comparisons to Rama, the lyrics of the song that plays during the final battle between Ram and Bheem against the British military compares Bheem to Bhima from ''Literature/ Mahabharata'', a legendary man with the strength of a dozen men.

[[folder:Governor Scott]]

->'''Dubbed by:''' [[note]]Rosangela Lopez (Latin American Spanish)[[/note]]

* BladeOnAStick: In the movie's climax, Bheem displays remarkable proficiency with a spear, ultimately using it to kill Edward.

->'''Dubbed by:''' [[note]]Oscar Gomez (Latin American Spanish), Creator/SatoshiHino (Japanese)[[/note]]

->'''Dubbed by:'''[[note]]Edward Pineda (Latin American Spanish)[/note]]

->'''Dubbed by:''' [[note]]Edward Pineda (Latin American Spanish)[/note]]

->'''Dubbed by:''' [[note]]Eliana Romero (Latin American Spanish), Creator/YurikaKubo (Japanese)[[/note]]

->'''Dubbed by:''' [[note]]Sara Hueso (Latin American Spanish), Creator/HinataTadokoro (Japanese)[[/note]]

[[folder:Scott]]

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler:When Sita reveals that Ram was actually working undercover for the rebellion the entire time, Bheem cries out in remorse for leaving Ram at the mercy of the British army after he was seriously injured rescuing him from the army's prison transport. He even [[OutDamnedSpot stares at his hands]] when he hears the truth.]]