Golden Globe Awards: Jr NTR shared this image. (courtesy: Jr NTR)

Team RRR has created historical past but once more. After successful hearts and breaking data on the field workplace, the movie has added a Golden Globe award to its checklist of accolades. RRR, directed by SS Rajamouli, gained the Best Original Song award for the massively in style observe Naatu Naatu. In addition to being MM Keeravani’s first Golden Globe win, it is usually the primary Asian tune to win the honour. The composer, in his acceptance speech, thanked the staff of RRR and his household. Oh, and, in the direction of the tip, the music started to drown him (extra on that later). In a video shared by the official Twitter web page of RRR, a visibly emotional MM Keeravani says, “Thank you very much HFPA [Hollywood Foreign Press Association] for this prestigious award, Golden Globe. I am very much overwhelmed with this great moment happening and I am very happy to share this excitement with my wife, who is sitting right there,” with the group erupting in cheers. 

MM Keeravani continues, “It’s been an age-old practice to say that this award actually belongs to someone else. So I was planning to not say those words when I get an award like this, but I am sorry to say I am going to repeat the tradition because I mean my words. This award belongs to – in order of priority – my brother and director of the film SS Rajamouli for his vision. I thank him for his constant trust in my work and support. Mr Prem Rakshit, who animated the song – without him this (award) would not have happened. Kala Bhairava, who gave wonderful arrangements for the song and Mr Chandrabose for his wonderful words as a lyricist. Mr  Rahul Sipligunj along with Kala Bhairava, who rendered the song with high energy.”

The heroes of the movie — Jr NTR and Ram Charan — who’ve obtained worldwide reward for his or her electrifying dance strikes in Naatu Naatu, additionally discovered a point out in MM Keeravani’s speech. “NT Ramarao and Ram Charan, who danced with full stamina for the song”.

The Naatu Naatu composer provides, “I want to say a few words.” But then the music started to drown him. This is mostly thought-about a cue for award winners to wind up their speech and MM Keeravani did so too; however solely after thanking his spouse MM Srivalli as soon as once more.

A video of the acceptance speech was shared on-line by the official Twitter web page of RRR with the caption, “MM Keeravani’s #GoldenGlobes2023 acceptance Speech”

MM Keeravaani’s #GoldenGlobes2023 acceptance Speech!! ❤️‍????❤️‍???? #RRRMovie#NaatuNaatupic.twitter.com/9q7DY7Pn5G

— RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) January 11, 2023

Here are some extra moments of MM Keeravani together with his Golden Globe award.

“Indiaaaaaaaa…. This is the best news to wake up to!!  #NaatuNaatu becomes the first ever Asian song to win a #GoldenGlobes. #RRRMovie.”

INDIAAAAAAAA…. THIS IS THE BEST NEWS to WAKE UP TO!! ????????????????????????#NaatuNaatu turns into the primary ever Asian tune to win a #GoldenGlobes . ???????????? #RRRMoviepic.twitter.com/LXHZqhmNaY

— RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) January 11, 2023

Now, take a look at the “legendary MM Keeravani” together with his Golden Globes award.

LEGENDARYYYYYY MM KEERAVAANI!! #GoldenGlobes#GoldenGlobes2023#NaatuNaatu#RRRMoviepic.twitter.com/AQn208kRFx

— RRR Movie (@RRRMovie) January 11, 2023

Naatu Naatu was nominated alongside Taylor Swift’s Carolina from Where The Crawdads Sing, Ciao Papa from Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio, Lady Gaga’s Hold My Hand from Top Gun: Maverick and Rihanna’s Lift Me Up from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

MM Keeravani and SS Rajamouli have been frequent collaborators because the director’s debut movie, Student No: 1 that includes Jr NTR. MM Keeravani has been the music composer for many of Rajamouli’s movies together with Sye, Simhadri, Yamadonga, Vikramarkudu, Magadheera, Eega, the Baahubali franchise and now RRR. He has additionally labored as a singer and lyricist on a number of songs in these initiatives.

Meanwhile, RRR missed out on the Best Non-English Language Film class, which was the second class it was nominated in. The award went to Argentina, 1985 (from Argentina).