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SS Rajamouli’s "RRR," featuring Ram Charan and Jr NTR, made history as the first Telugu film to win an Oscar, capturing international attention and acclaim. The film not only secured this prestigious recognition but also became the first Indian movie to win the Best Original Song award for the electrifying track “Naatu Naatu.”
SS Rajamouli’s “RRR,” featuring Ram Charan and Jr NTR, made history as the first Telugu film to win an Oscar, capturing international attention and acclaim. The film not only secured this prestigious recognition but also became the first Indian movie to win the Best Original Song award for the electrifying track “Naatu Naatu.” This monumental achievement has raised the profile of Telugu cinema on the global stage, inspiring filmmakers and fans alike. Looking ahead, excitement is building for the Oscars 2025, especially after no Telugu film made it to the Film Federation of India’s (FFI) final list for the Oscars 2024. As hopes soar for the upcoming awards, three films are vying for the chance to represent India as the official entry: Prabhas’ “Kalki 2898 AD,” Teja Sajja’s “Hanu-Man,” and Payal Rajput’s “Mangalavaraaram.” Each of these films brings unique narratives and perspectives that could resonate with the international audience.
“Kalki 2898 AD” is a highly anticipated sci-fi project that features Prabhas in a powerful role, showcasing stunning visuals and a compelling storyline. Its innovative approach to filmmaking and storytelling has generated considerable buzz, making it a strong contender for international recognition. “Hanu-Man,” directed by Teja Sajja, promises to blend mythology with action in a captivating way. This film explores themes of heroism and sacrifice, which could appeal to audiences looking for depth and substance in cinema. The narrative, rooted in Indian mythology, could resonate well on a global stage, reflecting universal themes.
“Mangalavaraaram,” featuring Payal Rajput, adds another layer of diversity to the competition. This film is expected to highlight socio-cultural issues relevant to contemporary India, making it a potential favorite for those who appreciate films with a social message. The FFI is set to announce the official entry today at 12 PM, a moment eagerly awaited by fans and film enthusiasts. This decision will significantly influence which film will represent India at the Oscars, scheduled for March 2, 2025. As the announcement approaches, movie lovers are on the edge of their seats, hoping to see one of these remarkable films make the cut. With anticipation high, the future of Telugu cinema continues to look bright on the global stage.
