RRR actor Jr NTR has a sassy response on getting trolled for ‘fake accent’ at the Golden Globes | Bollywood Bubble

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A few days back, RRR won a Golden Globe award for Best Original Song with Naatu Naatu. The RRR team made headlines for many reasons at the event. Talking about Jr NTR, in particular, he was trolled for his accent. Now, in a recent interview, RRR actor Jr NTR indirectly slammed haters as he talked about accents after getting trolled for ‘fake accent’ at the event.

Jr NTR on RRR selling out at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX

For the uninitiated, before the Golden Globes, RRR’s tickets were sold out within 98 seconds at Los Angeles’ screening at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX. Addressing the same, Jr NTR told the LA Times newspaper, “This was faster than cooking Maggi. That’s the fastest food you can actually cook back in India!”

JR NTR then praised director SS Rajamouli and said, “I always felt this man was not destined to make only films in Telugu or in India. He is one of those rare phenomenons who can travel the globe with his films. With each film, he’s only gotten better. I feel that RRR was his plan of taking the West. What makes us very proud is that a small industry from South India, Tollywood, and one movie called RRR could open the gates to global cinema and bring us here.”

Jr NTR on getting trolled for his thick accent

Furthermore, Jr NTR indirectly addressed the trolling and the criticism he faced for his ‘accent’ at the event. The RRR actor said, “We are just divided by time zones and a little bit of an accent. Other than that, what an actor goes through in the West is exactly the same process as in the East.”

Watch Jr NTR’s video at Golden Globe Awards:

RRR song Naatu Naatu won Best Original Song at the 80^th Golden Globe Awards. Music Composer MM Keeravani accepted the award on stage. After the big win, RRR team showered love on the composer. JR NTR had shared a picture of MM Keeravani along with the caption, “Congratulations Sirji on your well-deserved #GoldenGlobes award! I’ve danced to many songs throughout my career but #NaatuNaatu will forever stay close to my heart… #mmkeeravaani #rrrmovie.”

RRR fans are now excited about the Oscars. For the unversed, RRR song Naatu Naatu has been shortlisted for the Oscars 2023 under the Original Song category.

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