The emotional impact of watching Charan and tarak together on the dance floor is plenty for indian fans, but renowned rajamouli must have reasoned that the hollywood audience needed more of the song to enjoy it to the fullest. Also, he decrypted the entire song, which is obviously well-known to indian audiences, for the hollywood magazine Vanity Fair.
Rajamouli outlined in his unique video how the song's narrative, not merely the dancing and specifics, had an impact on the audience. "In actuality, Naatu Naatu summarises RRR's entire narrative. We get together to fight the Brits first, and then we fight amongst ourselves for various reasons. That is the entire plot, according to rajamouli, who also explained that Naatu Naatu is actually a combat scene designed to look like a dance scene.
He praised prem Rakshit for creating some outrageous dance routines and creating the choreography in accordance with the principal actors' attire. "We considered filming a scene there, so we gave tarak and Charan those outfits with suspenders. But, prem had the notion to use them as a prop for the dance routines when we were doing the dance routine. And that's the song's greatest sequence, he continued.
Rajamouli also commended the musicians and backing dancers for their excellence in the song. By allowing them to shoot just in front of the Presidential palace, he praised the Ukrainian authorities. He then addressed the lyrics to Chandrabose. Even tourists who don't speak the language are singing Naatu Naatu's catchy lyrics. rajamouli thanks chandrabose for his excellent writing. It's quite fantastic to watch the filmmaker analyse the music and provide remarks just before the Oscars ceremony, though.
Rajamouli outlined in his unique video how the song's narrative, not merely the dancing and specifics, had an impact on the audience. "In actuality, Naatu Naatu summarises RRR's entire narrative. We get together to fight the Brits first, and then we fight amongst ourselves for various reasons. That is the entire plot, according to rajamouli, who also explained that Naatu Naatu is actually a combat scene designed to look like a dance scene.
He praised prem Rakshit for creating some outrageous dance routines and creating the choreography in accordance with the principal actors' attire. "We considered filming a scene there, so we gave tarak and Charan those outfits with suspenders. But, prem had the notion to use them as a prop for the dance routines when we were doing the dance routine. And that's the song's greatest sequence, he continued.
Rajamouli also commended the musicians and backing dancers for their excellence in the song. By allowing them to shoot just in front of the Presidential palace, he praised the Ukrainian authorities. He then addressed the lyrics to Chandrabose. Even tourists who don't speak the language are singing Naatu Naatu's catchy lyrics. rajamouli thanks chandrabose for his excellent writing. It's quite fantastic to watch the filmmaker analyse the music and provide remarks just before the Oscars ceremony, though.
