RRR

The Golden Globe Award for best original song went to “Naatu Naatu,” from “RRR,” written by Chandrabose and composed by M.M. Keeravani.

"RRR" star NTR Jr. talks Marvel movies and his muscled up body.

“They don’t want me to do ‘Lord of the Rings.’ I just love Andy Serkis, his physicality, his vocality. “Would I do ‘Lord of the Rings’? “The thing is, I had so much fun on that set,” the actor, who first gained attention for his work in Russell T Davies’ AIDS drama miniseries “It’s a Sin,” tells me on this week’s episode of the It was about 9-year-old Nathaniel, 10-year-old Nathaniel, 11-year- old Nathaniel who wanted to see people of color in the fantasy world. Film Festival opening night gala, after much of the press had packed up and headed out. You’ll have to ask 19-year-old me.” It was not good.” … Pure fun. Pure entertainment. needs to prove he has what it takes to play a superhero. “He is someone like us.

RRR, directed by S. S. Rajamouli, is set in 1920s colonial India. The film is in Telugu, and follows two real-life Indian revolutionaries, Alluri Sitarama ...

[Variety](https://variety.com/2023/artisans/news/rrr-song-naatu-musical-number-composer-director-1235483148/) ahead of the Globes. Before joining T&C, she was the deputy managing editor at [Hey Alma](https://www.heyalma.com/), a Jewish culture site. Follow her @emburack on [Twitter ](https://twitter.com/emburack)and It should be like any two people—whether it be friends, mother and daughter, father and son, two brothers or two sisters—would see it and feel like, ‘Let’s try this.’ And they did; millions and millions of people were trying to do the steps and posting on it. It became such a big phenomenon when we released the song, and it clearly (increased) public interest in the film." "I did not guess there would be this kind of response for this song, even in my dreams," composer M.M.

The Amazon Studios film, directed by Santiago Mitre, beat out some of the most acclaimed films of the year to take home the Globe, including S.S. Rajamouli's ...

Both “Argentina, 1985” and “Last Film Show” appear on the Oscars’ shortlist of 15 titles in the running for the award, along with Golden Globe nominees “Close,” “All Quiet on the Western Front,” and “Decision to Leave.” Not quite, as “RRR” won’t be competing in the International Feature category, as India selected “Last Film Show,” a coming-of-age film from director Pan Nalin, to represent the country instead. Amazon released the film in theaters in September and streaming on Prime Video in October. In 1983, “Gandhi” won the award (when it was called Best Foreign Film), but that film was a co-production between the United Kingdom and India, in English and Hindi. And yet Mitre’s film was a winner early on: it picked up the FIPRESCI Prize at Venice after its premiere. While Mitre’s film has shown well around the awards circuit in recent weeks, picking up nods from the Critics’ Choice Awards and various critics groups, plus a spot on the National Board of Review’s Top Five International Films list, it’s hardly the juggernaut that “RRR” has proven to be throughout the season.

If you haven't heard—and watched—”Naatu Naatu,” do that right now.

But use that extra time now to do yourself a favor and watch the scene from RRR featuring “Naatu Naatu.” The white guests mock them for not knowing how to do the boring, incredibly white dance style of the time. At a party for the white, British bourgeois occupying the city of Delhi in 1920, our Indian protagonists stand out among the crowd.

Kevin Feige should have called the moment the Tollywood leading man brought a zoo to a gunfight.

After the screening the actor went on to tell the audience that the RRR moment we’re all living in is a game-changer thanks to Rajamouli creating more global opportunities for Telegu talent. Rajamouli ( [who has an RRR sequel in the works](https://gizmodo.com/rrr-2-sequel-in-the-works-with-ntr-jr-ram-charan-teja-1849912864)) or recruit its leading men, NTR Jr. [RRR](https://gizmodo.com/best-movies-2022-horror-sci-fi-fantasy-superhero-genre-1849935315) despite its three-hour runtime—and it’s an energy that [Marvel Studios](https://gizmodo.com/marvel-release-dates-when-to-see-upcoming-mcu-movies-1848196856) could use a dose of. “I’m waiting for it to happen.” The people want it for sure; his zoo army scene immediately made us think “Give this man a Marvel movie, stat!” The big-franchise possibilities extend even beyond comic-book movies, truly; I’m rooting for him to play the son of Jurassic World’s Simon Masrani (played by the late Irrfan Khan), out to clear the family name with an army of dinosaurs. Otherwise, it’s also streaming with a less-than-ideal dub on Netflix. “I would love to do it,” he told