In an unique interview with Will Reeve for ABC channel, actor Ram Charan spoke about the sort of response the blockbuster film, `RRR` has obtained.
When the interviewer requested the international star about the `Naatu Naatu` track, Ram Charan spoke about how the track was shot in Ukraine just three months earlier than the battle. “We shot for 15 days at the presidential palace. Ukraine is beautiful. I wanted to visit Ukraine as a tourist after the filming of our film” he added.
Talking about the Oscar nomination for `Naatu Naatu` track, Ram Charan mentioned that if the track gained the Oscar, he most likely wouldn`t be capable of consider it. Someone must wake him up and inform him to go on stage to gather it. “It is not just our success, it is the Indian film industry’s success,” he acknowledged.
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The actor absolutely hopes for extra movies come to make it to the Oscars and golden globes. Complimenting director SS Rajamouli for the film, he mentioned how the director informed him that movies are about feelings. “And this film has all sorts of emotion and connects very well with audiences. His father also worked on the script,” the star spoke at size.
Ram has at all times spoken eloquently about India, his director, RRR and is really a Global Star along with his a number of USA appearances starting from `Good Morning America` to ABC News. He will likely be seen at the coveted Hollywood Critics Association immediately presenting an award, and is the solely Indian presenter on this international stage.
Meanwhile, earlier than jetting off to the US for Oscars from Hyderabad, Ram was the cynosure of all eyes at the airport when he was noticed strolling barefoot wearing a black kurta-pajama. The Tollywood star is recognized for his religious nature and piety. He often observes the rituals related to the Sabarimala temple in Kerala. Devotees who embark on this pilgrimage are alleged to comply with a pure and easy code of conduct, which incorporates strolling barefoot and carrying black garments.