Prem rakshith

Hyderabad (Telangana): Prem Rakshit, choreographer of the Oscar-winning song Naatu Naatu from RRR, arrived in Hyderabad on Wednesday after attending the prestigious 95th Academy Awards in Los Angeles. The choreographer received a warm welcome from fans and media personnel stationed outside the airport. Expressing his happiness while speaking to ANI, Prem Rakshit said, "When MM Keeravaani Sir and Chandrabose Sir came out after winning the Oscar, Keeravani sir hugged me, I can't express how blessed I felt at that moment. I want to thank everyone for loving RRR and Naatu Naatu so much." Oscars 2023 was special for Indians as Naatu Naatu from SS Rajamoul's directorial RRR won the Best Original Song award. The film's lead star Jr NTR was also papped at Hyderabad airport. A video has been doing the rounds on the internet in which he is seen making his way out of the airport with his wife Lakshmi when a sea of fans welcomed him. Media also mobbed him and asked him about Naatu Naatu's Oscar win. He said, "Seeing MM Keeravaani and Chandrabose accepting the Oscar was the best moment. I feel very proud of RRR. I want to thank every Indian for showering love on our film. We won this award only because of the love we received from the audience globally, as well as from the film industry." The song's music is composed by M.M. Keeravaani, while its lyrics are written by Chandrabose. Before winning the Oscar, the song had bagged awards on the global stage. In January, Naatu Naatu won the ...

Bio/Wiki Birth name Sathish [1] Profession Choreographer Famous for Choreographing the Naatu Naatu song of the 2022 pan-India film RRR Physical Stats & More Height (approx.) in centimeters - 167 cm in meters - 1.67 m in feet & inches - 5’ 6” Eye Colour Dark Brown Hair Colour Salt and Pepper Career Debut as a Choreographer Telugu Film: Vidhyardhi (2004) Awards In the category for Best Choreogrpaher • CineMAA Award for the Telugu film Yamadonga (2007) • Filmfare Award South for Tamil film Azhagiya Tamil Magan (2007) • Filmfare Award South for the Telugu film Kantri (2008) • Santosham Film Award for the Telugu films Kantri and Takkari (2008) • Nandi Award for the Telugu film Kantri (2008) • Filmfare Award South for the Telugu film Arya 2 (2009) • CineMAA Award for the Telugu film Magadheera (2010) • Nandi Award for the Telugu film Adhurs (2010) • Filmfare Award South for the Telugu film Badrinath (2011) • Filmfare Award for the Telugu film Badrinath (2012) • Nandi Award for the Telugu film Aagadu (2015) • Nandi Award for the pan India film Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) • 14th Santosham Film Awards for the pan-India film Baahubali: The Beginning (2015) • IIFA Utsavam Award for the pan-India film Baahubali: The Beginning (2016) • 17th Santosham Film Award for the Telugu film Rangasthalam (2018) • Indiana Film Journalists Association Award for the Telugu film RRR (2022) Personal Life Date of Birth 14 December 1977 (Wednesday) Age (as of 2022) 45 Years Birthplace Chennai, Tamil...

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New Delhi, Mar 13 (PTI) The triumph of the globally popular Telugu song “Naatu Naatu” from SS Rajamouli’s “RRR” at the Academy Awards is a “proud moment for India”, says Prem Rakshith, the choreographer behind the newly-minted Best Original Song winner. “Naatu Naatu”, composed by MM Keeravaani and penned by Chandrabose, now has the distinction as the first Indian song to win an Oscar. AR Rahman and Gulzar’s “Jai Ho!” had previously won an Oscar in the same category but it was for “Slumdog Millionaire”, the 2008 British production. From being nervous, emotional to screaming out of joy, the cast and crew of the pan-India blockbuster went through a roller-coaster of emotions as the nominees were introduced at Los Angeles’ jam-packed Dolby Theatre that served as the venue for the ceremony. In an exclusive interview with PTI, Rakshith said he is at a loss for words in this moment of elation, a feeling he shares with the entire country. “I am very, very happy. I am blank right now, I don’t know how to react. This is the first time we got this (Oscar award), no words to describe (my feelings). This is a very proud moment for India,” the choreographer told PTI over phone from Los Angeles. While the force was strong with “Naatu Naatu”— sung by Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava — at the global stage, Rakshith said for a split second there was a doubt that the song might lose out to Hollywood music icons Rihanna and Lady Gaga’s equally celebrated tracks. Other nominees in the Or...

After bagging the Golden Globe award, 'Naatu Naatu' has become the latest craze but few people know about the hard work which has gone behind the song from Rajamouli's historical epic drama, 'RRR'. It was not mere lyrics, music, singing and action which made the song a big hit. Collective efforts by the entire team of artists led by director S.S. Rajamouli delivered something which won international acclaim and went on to win the Golden Globe award for the best original song. Rajamouli, the filmmaker known for perfection, was satisfied with the song after as many as 18 takes. The combination of music director M.M. Keeravani's melodious music, lyrics of Chandrabose, voice of Rahul Sipligunj and Kala Bhairava and choreography by Prem Rakshith produced a superb song which became an icing on the cake. They all put in their best as Rajamouli wanted to film a mass song on Junior NTR and Ram Charan. He was keen that this song should be something different from others. Prem Rakshith ensured that the hook step takes the song to another high. His team recorded 80 variations of hook steps. It finalised the best variation which went on to prove a huge hit. To make sure that the steps by the two actors sync well, there were as many as 18 takes during the filming of the song. This was despite the fact that both Junior NTR and Ram Charan are known as best dancers in Tollywood. Film analysts say that this shows the level of perfection Rajamouli wanted to see in this key component of his p...

He also spoke about the outstanding response the performance of the song received during the award ceremony, he stated: “After Naatu Naatu’s performance, they gave a standing ovation. I felt really happy. There was one more song for which they gave a standing ovation…but I was so happy when they all stood up after Naatu Naatu was performed,” Prem shares. Rakshith also opened up about the fact that he would be open to doing projects in the West. “I am very happy working here but if work comes then I will definitely take it,” he said. Prem’s upcoming projects include the Telugu film Dasara and Pushpa: The Rule.

Chennai: After the phenomenal success of 'Naatu Naatu' from director S.S. Rajamouli's epic 'RRR', choreographer Prem Rakshith will next be designing steps for Vishnu Manchu and Sunny Leone in director Eeshaan Surya's upcoming Telugu film. A source says, "The shooting of the movie is currently on in Hyderabad. The team this week will be canning a special dance number on Vishnu and Sunny at a specially built set in Ramoji Film City." "Earlier, they'd got Prabhu Deva to do a dance sequence and now Rakshith. The choreography is superlative. The actors will be training for a few days before the shoot commences." Prem Rakshith says, "It is an absolute joy to be working with Vishnu and Sunny. It's a great song and we've had a blast creating the steps for it. It's an energetic track and with their vibe, they will only elevate the dance number." The story has been written by G Nageshwar Reddy, who had earlier directed two blockbusters with Vishnu Manchu - 'Dhenikaina Reddy' and 'Edo Rakam Ado Rakam'. The story and screenplay have been penned by Kona Venkat, who's also the creative producer of the film. Cinematographer Chota K Naidu is behind the lens while Anup Rubens is composing the pulsating music. The comments posted here/below/in the given space are not on behalf of Onmanorama. The person posting the comment will be in sole ownership of its responsibility. According to the central government's IT rules, obscene or offensive statement made against a person, religion, community ...