‘RRR’s song ‘Naatu Naatu’ won the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song and it has taken everyone across India by a storm. People are happy, and so are our celebrities. Here’s what celebs have to say about this win at the Golden Globe Award.
SS Rajamouli’s ‘RRR’ went ahead to win a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song ‘Naatu Naatu’. The song had been a sensational hit all over the world, and with it winning such a prestigious award, it just went on to reiterate the fact that Indian movies and songs are nowhere behind anything in the western world.
We catch up with a few of your favourite celebs and speak to them about their reaction to ‘Naatu Naatu’s win at the Golden Globe Awards. Here’s what they have to say about the iconic victory:
It feels like we all have won. RRR is a cult and iconic film. It's only fair that it gets its due internationally also. It is an eye-opener that regional cinema has graduated way above Hindi cinema and we need to catch up.
RRR is one of my favourite movies this year and it's a well-deserved award. I am a Rajamouli fan and he has created history as this is the first Indian film to win an award at GGA. It is absolutely a proud moment for all of us and big congratulations to the RRR team. South Indian films have the capacity to nail it.
Oh yes!! That Song is well deserved. I mean the lyrics are so much fun and dance steps are damn eye-catching. They have performed really well with a lot of enthusiasm. I want to wish big congratulations to the whole team of RRR.
This is such great news. Indian cinema is reaching global audiences and our content is being loved by everyone. This motivates all of us and we must be proud of it. Many Indian actors have made us proud already. So happy for the RRR team and Rajamouli sir. Love to all.
It’s a very proud moment for the Indian Film Industry to win the Golden Globe Award and even in the matter of the original song, it’s a pride for us. It’s time to rejoice and to do even better in the industry together and attain that sort of global respect that we have with RRR.
It’s a very big achievement. Being a part of the Indian film industry, I am very proud that this song has won the GGA. Even now a lot of films from India are considered in nominations for the Oscars also. It’s a very big leap that Indian films are getting their due and recognition globally. Music getting recognised is like the cherry on the cake. I would like to wish the entire team many many congratulations and it’s a happy moment for all of us. It’s a great moment for regional cinema in India. Regional cinema is doing so great in our country and that is something to be proud of because I myself come from a regional cinema background.
It’s a proud moment for India. Finally, our cinema is being recognised on the global platform. This is just the beginning.
I feel very happy and proud that RRR has made India proud. The song deserved it. And not only the song, but the movie in itself is also as grandiose as the song. The song is the perfect combination of tremendous music plus extraordinary dance moves with impeccable cinematography. I watched the movie 2 times. Once on a single screen and the other was in a multiplex. In both the places when the song came up there was this enormous reaction from the audiences. I remember people dancing from their seats once the famous dance steps came in. It was an incredible view of how the movie and the song had a lasting impression on people’s lives.