In fact, this is a really momentous day for India, and everyone in the country is jubilant at the country’s significant Oscar victory. During the prestigious 95th Academy Awards, RRR’s Naatu Naatu won Best Original Music, and Elephant Whisperers won Best Documentary Short Film. The victory has caused social media to erupt in celebration, and in addition to the fans, several Bollywood actors are also posting happy messages. The actress Kashika Kapoor is the most recent to join in on this euphoria, and she can’t stop complimenting the RRR and Elephant Whispers teams.
The actor claims, “We are finally making a significant name for ourselves and our film in every manner conceivable, and when I woke up to such wonderful news, I truly got goosebumps. One of the greatest and best feelings in the world is without a doubt winning the Oscars, and I can feel the happiness that each Indian is feeling right now. I am incredibly delighted to work in a field where success is something we pursue daily.”
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The actress continued, “My heartiest congratulations to S. S. Rajamouli sir for making history and to illustrious performers like Jr. NTR sir and Ram Charan sir for winning Oscars. This year is off for an Indian film, and I am extremely proud of the entire team. And congratulations to Guneet Monga, sir, who won the Oscar for best documentary film for The Elephant Whisperers. I am incredibly delighted and gratified because everyone’s labour of love has been appreciated on a global scale at this historic moment. India should feel proud right now.”
Naatu Naatu Wins an Oscar. The Oscars usually referred to as the Academy Awards, are a yearly event that recognises exceptional accomplishments in the film industry. A noteworthy accomplishment is “Naatu Naatu” by RRR, which won the Oscar for Best Original Song. It demonstrates the influence “RRR” has had on its supporters as well as the industry. It’s a significant day for India, and we couldn’t be more proud of it, just like Kashika Kapoor, one of our rising stars.
