Critically acclaimed and award-winning filmmaker James Cameron has once again praised Indian filmmaker SS Rajamouli, emphasizing the influence of his work on the international film scene. Amid the excitement surrounding both of their projects, Cameron expresses his admiration for Rajamouli yet again.

Director Cameron has previously lauded Rajamouli's work, especially his magnum opus "RRR." Best known for his groundbreaking films such as "Avatar" and "Titanic," Cameron, when questioned about Indian filmmaker Rajamouli, showed his appreciation for the filmmaker's skill during the 51st Saturn Awards ceremony.

"I was being honest with him at the time. I thought it was spectacular, and it is great to see Indian cinema bursting onto the world stage," remarked Cameron.

Rajamouli, on the other hand, continues to captivate audiences with his ambitious projects. At present, much anticipation has been raised for his next project, SSMB29. The action-adventure drama set against forest backdrop, written by Rajamouli's father Vijayendra Prasad, is set against the backdrop of jungles.

SSMB29 is envisioned as an international story with Indian roots, drawing inspiration from legendary properties such as Indiana Jones and James Bond. There are a lot of theories about the plot, and sources have suggested that it may have some similarities to the Ramayana but with Rajamouli's own style.

In the meantime, attention is also focused on James Cameron's promise to grow the "Avatar" franchise. Cameron hopes the series will have the same cultural impact as long-running franchises like "Star Trek" and "Star Wars," and he has plans for at least two more films beyond the ones that have already been released or announced.

James Cameron and SS Rajamouli's mutual respect is a testament to the power of visionary storytelling and the potential for cross-border collaboration in the ever-evolving world of cinema, as fans eagerly await updates on SSMB29 and the "Avatar" sequels.