RRR: Jr NTR And Team Creates OSCAR HISTORY With Invitation At The Academy; Actor Feels HONOURED, Calls It A 'Proud Moment!' (View Post)
Jr. NTR, a well-known star, has said that he is honoured and happy to have been asked to join The Academy. Along with him, Ram Charan and four other members of the 'RRR' team have also been asked to join The Academy. On June 29, the new members, including producers, actors, and technicians, were announced. MM Keeravaani, an Oscar-winning artist, was one of the 398 people who made the list. Also on the list were casting director KK Senthil Kumar, music director Chandrabose, and 'RRR's' art director Sabu Cyril. But it's important to note that the name of director SS Rajamouli was not on the list.
Jr. NTR congratulated the team on this amazing accomplishment and said that it was a well-deserved honour. He thanked The Academy for giving them this honour and congratulated his friends in the Indian film industry who had also been invited.
The director of the movie 'RRR', SS Rajamouli, was also very happy and proud when he heard about the offer. On Instagram, he talked about how excited he was that six people from the RRR team had been invited to this year's Oscars.
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He especially mentioned Tarak (Jr. NTR), Charan (Ram Charan), Peddanna (MM Keeravaani), Sabu sir (Sabu Cyril), Senthil, and Chandrabose garu and congratulated them on their success. He also told the other Indian film people who were called this year that he was happy for them.
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So far, the 'RRR' team has had a great year. Their song "Naatu Naatu" won the Oscar for Best Original Song in 2023, which was a first. Before the Oscars, the song was already well-known around the world because it had won the Golden Globe for Best Original Song. The song also won two wins at the 28th Critics' Choice wins, one for Best Song and one for Best Foreign Language Film. The song was released in many languages. It was called "Naacho Naacho" in Hindi, "Naattu Koothu" in Tamil, "Halli Naatu" in Kannada, and "Karinthol" in Malayalam. The Hindi version of the song was sung by Rahul Sipligunj and Vishal Mishra.
