Golden Globe Awards 2023: RRR creates history as Naatu Naatu wins Best Original Song

Written By DNA Web Team | Updated: Jan 11, 2023, 04:19 PM IST

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As expected SS Rajamouli's RRR bagged the iconic Golden Globe Awards for his sheer vision.

All hail the visionary director SS Rajamouli as he and his team RRR has created history by bagging the iconic Golden Globes trophy. Yes, the ambitious team of RRR bagged an award under the Best Original Song category at Golden Globes Awards 2023. 

Naatu Naatu was a rage in India, and now it has also swept the international jury and audiences in awe, that's the reason why Naatu Naatu beat other nominations and won the Best Original Song trophy. In a video shared by RRR official page, we can see director Rajamouli, Ram Charan and Jr NTR cheering loud and clapping after the presenter announced Naatu Naatu as the winner of Best Original Song. Music director MM Keeravani went ahead on the stage to receive the trophy. 

Here's the video

In the Best Song category, Naatu Naatu competed with Where the Crawdads Sing' Carolina, Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio's Ciao Papa, Top Gun: Maverick's Hold My Hand, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's Lift Me Up. 

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A few hours earlier before the event, team RRR posed with their family, and they all looked charged up to win over the evening. Ram Charan shared the picture where he and his wife are posing with Rajamouli and his wife, MM Keeravani, Jr NTR and his spouse are posing for the camera. Ram Charan shared the picture on his Instagram and captioned it saying, "THE #RRR FAMILY!
On the way to the. GOLDEN GLOBES." 

Here's the post

RRR is also competing in Motion Picture (Non-English Language) category. However, according to Variety, the Ram Charan and Jr NTR-starrer has an outside chance of winning in this category but may eventually lose to the German Netflix film All Quiet on the Western Front. Most predictions have favoured the German war drama over the Indian period film. RRR also stars Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn in extended cameos.