Natu natu choreographer name

Just about everybody is Naatu Naatu from RRR – from fans in India and elsewhere in the world to voters at the Hollywood Foreign Press Association that organises the Golden Globe Awards. On January 10, the Globes named Naatu Naatu as the winner in the Scroll.in. Rakshith has been working on every one of Rajamouli’s films since Chatrapathi in 2005. Rajamouli’s brief for Naatu Naatu (it roughly translates into home-grown or native) was a number in which the Indian heroes out-danced their British colonisers. When shooting for Naatu Naatu in August 2021 in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv at the Mariinskyi Palace – which is also President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s official residence – Rakshith could only think of one thing: “saving myself”. Prem Rakshith. The song is one of the key moments in Rajamouli’s pre-Independence drama, which stars Ram Charan and NT Rama Rao Jr as fictionalised versions of the revolutionaries Alluri Sitarama Raju and Komaram Bheem. Charan’s Rama and Rao Jr’s Bheem join forces to overthrow a despotic British general. Before they do so, they display their ability to act in unison at a British ball. Play Naatu Naatu, RRR (2023). “I had two superstars, so much pressure,” Rakshith recalled. “I had to match both their steps as their styles are different.” If Ram Charan is graceful, NT Rama is energetic – as different as “Hrithik Roshan and Prabhudeva”, as Rakshith put it. Among Rakshith’s inspirations were the Tom & Jerry cartoons and the silent films of Charlie Chapli...

Choreographer Prem Rakshith is on cloud nine after his “Naatu Naatu” won big at the 95th Academy Awards on Monday. Recalling his reaction after “Naatu Naatu” was declared Best Original Song, Prem says it was a very emotional moment for the entire RRR team. Prem was present at the Oscar ceremony, when they announced “Naatu Naatu” as the winner. He tells indianexpress.com, “Rajamouli garu hugged me and I was teary eyed. We all hugged each other and we got really emotional. I got a bit nervous in between when they were announcing nominations. When they announced Naatu Naatu as the winner, we shouted so loudly.” While attending the Oscar ceremony and winning an Oscar was the highlight for Prem Rakshith, he is also immensely happy that ace choreographer Prabhudheva congratulated him on social media. “I am so so happy. Prabhudheva garu wished me. He is the God of dancing and he wished me on Twitter. I am so thankful to him,” says Prem, unable to hide the excitement in his voice. PREMRAKSHITH U DID IT , we all are proud of u ❤️❤️❤️ CHOREOGRAPHING NAATU NAATU — Prabhudheva (@PDdancing) As he returns to India to resume work, the choreographer says it’s going to be “regular life now”. “Everything will come in life at the right time. I want to choreograph songs and there is more to achieve in life. I love choreographing and want to thank my family, Rajamouli sir and above all Sai Baba.” But does the global exposure incline him towards working internationally?