SS Rajamouli with Steven Spielberg. (courtesy: ssrajamouli)

New Delhi:

RRR goes locations and the way. After Naatu Naatu‘s large win on the 80th Golden Globe Awards, the makers shared one other large second – after they met movie legend Steven Spielberg in Los Angeles. At the Golden Globes, Steven Spielberg’s movie The Fabelmans gained two of the largest awards of the present – Best Film (Drama) and Best Director, whereas RRR was nominated within the Best Non English Language Film class and the Best Song class. It gained the latter for Naatu Naatu. RRR director SS Rajamouli, sharing an image with Steven Spielberg, wrote in his tweet: “I just met God.” Meanwhile, Golden Globe winner MM Keeravaani (composer of Naatu Naatu revealed in his tweet that Mr Spielberg “liked” Naatu Naatu. Enough mentioned.

See SS Rajamouli’s tweet right here:

I simply met GOD!!! pic.twitter.com/NYsNgbS8Fw

— rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) January 14, 2023

MM Keeravaani, who gained the Golden Globe for composing Naatu Naatu, shared an image with the movie legend and he wrote: “Had the privilege of meeting the God of movies and say in his ears that I love his movies including Duel like anything.”

Had the privilege of assembly the God of flicks and say in his ears that I really like his motion pictures together with DUEL like something pic.twitter.com/Erz1jALZ8m

— mmkeeravaani (@mmkeeravaani) January 14, 2023

In a separate tweet, MM Keeravaani wrote: “And I couldn’t believe it when he said he liked Naatu Naatu.”

And I could not imagine it when he mentioned he preferred Naatu Naatupic.twitter.com/BhZux7rlUK

— mmkeeravaani (@mmkeeravaani) January 14, 2023

The 80th Golden Globes had been held in Los Angeles earlier this week with comic Jerrod Carmichael as host. The prime winners at this yr’s Golden Globes included The Banshees Of Inisherin, which gained Best Film (Musical/Comedy), Best Film Actor (Musical/Comedy) for Colin Farrell and Best Screenplay. Everything Everywhere All At Once scored two thrilling wins – Best Film Actress (Musical/Comedy) for the enduring Michelle Yeoh and Best Supporting Actor (Film) for Ke Huy Quan. Argentina, 1985 gained Best Non English Language Film.