AR Rahman, a former Oscar winner, believes India sent the “wrong film” to the Academy Awards.

AR Rahman, a former Oscar winner and composer, has expressed his opinions on Indian movies receiving foreign award nominations. Continue reading to learn more.

RRR authored the past. As Naatu Naatu won the prestigious Oscar in the Best Song category, SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus wrote history in Indian cinema. The song is created by MM Keeravaani, and lyricist Chandra Bose has been on top of the world ever since their Oscar victory. It stars Ram Charan and Jr. NTR in the key parts. The pair has been lauded and praised for their Oscar victory all over the world.

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AR Rahman on Indian films submitted for the Oscars
The renowned music composer and Oscar-winner AR Rahman recently shared his thoughts on Indian movies getting nominated for Best Foreign Feature. The Slumdog Millionaire crooner stated that occasionally India submits the “wrong movies” to compete during an interview with another music great L Subramaniam, which is available on the latter’s YouTube page. He stated: “I occasionally observe that despite being nominated for an Oscar, our films are unsuccessful. The Oscars are receiving the wrong films. And I’m simply saying, “Don’t,”.”

Moving further, he continued, “To understand what is going on, I must put myself in the position of a Westerner. To understand what they are doing, I need to be in their position.”
2023 Oscars and RRR
The principal crew of RRR, which included Ram Charan, Rajamouli, Jr. NTR, MM Keeravaani, SS Karthikeya, Chandra Bose, and others, attended the renowned award event on March 12 at the Dolby Stadium in Los Angeles.

Rahul Sipligunj and Kaala Bhairava’s live performance of Naatu Naatu at the Oscars night garnered a lot of attention and even won a standing ovation from the audience thanks to Lauren Gottlieb’s incredible dance choreography. The crowd gave the performance a standing ovation, indicating that they enjoyed it.