Natu natu song rrr choreographer

The appreciation and accolades that SS Rajamouli’s film RRR has garnered from across the globe is a huge feat for an Indian movie. It has become a global blockbuster with two prestigious trophies— Best Foreign Language Film and Best Original Song for Naatu Naatu. Following the win, Prem Rakshith, who choreographed the song and the hook steps, revealed that he cried in the washroom for more than one-and-a-half hours. In a conversation with Indian Express, Prem Rakshith said he went blank. “It felt like it was not possible but it actually happened because of Rajamouli sir’s hard work. I am so happy. It all happened because of the two heroes, Jr NTR and Charan sir because they both are very good dancers. Keeravani sir’s music has taken off all the weight,” the choreographer said. To finish the Naatu Naatu shoot, it took almost 20 days for Ram Charan and Jr NTR. Prem Rakshith revealed that the two were completely dedicated towards the foot-tapping number. Although it took some days for the team to finish the song, the choreographer prepared the steps in around two months. He appreciated the actors and said that they did exactly what was told. Prem Rakshith added that Rajamouli gave him a brief about what the song is going to happen, the concept and everything around it. Further, calling Ram Charan and Jr NTR “lion and cheetah”, Prem Rakshith revealed that the only concern he had was to match their style with as many as 118 different steps. “They are both good dancers but the d...

Contents • • • • • • • • • Wiki/Biography Prem Rakshith was born as Sathish on Wednesday, 14 December 1977 ( age 45 years; as of 2022) in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. His zodiac sign is Sagittarius. Prem completed his schooling at St. Gabriel’s Higher Secondary School in Chennai. He later earned several degrees in graphics and VFX design. [1] Physical Appearance Height (approx.): 5′ 6″ Hair Colour: Salt and Pepper Eye Colour: Dark Brown Family Parents & Siblings His father is a diamond merchant who worked as a dance assistant with Sundaram Master. His mother is a homemaker. He has a brother who is hearing and speech impaired. Vidyardhi’s poster Prem rose to fame in 2005 with the Telugu film Chatrapathi. In an interview, Prem said that when Chatrapathi’s director S. S. Rajamouli inquired about the choreographer of Vidhyardhi, he did not tell him as he presumed that he did not perform well in the film and was scared that he might lose his job as a dance master to Rajamouli’s children. He said, Initially I was reluctant to tell him it was me, fearing that I might lose my job as dance master.” Azhagiya Tamil Magan’s poster For working as a choreographer in the 2008 Telugu film Kantri, Prem received three awards for best choreography. In the same year, he choreographed songs for the Telugu films Aatadista, Bhale Dongalu, and Kalidasu. In 2009, he choreographed songs for the critically acclaimed Telugu film Magadheera, which received several awards. Prem Rakshith worked in the 20...