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Ram Charan and Jr NTR, two of the biggest names in the Telugu film industry, will not be performing at the Oscars ceremony this year. There were rumours that the duo would be performing a 25-minute medley from their latest film "RRR" at the event, which is scheduled to take place on March 27 in Los Angeles.


However, the production team behind "RRR" has confirmed that the actors will not be able to attend the Oscars due to scheduling conflicts. Instead, a group of Los Angeles-based dancers will be performing to the film's music composed by MM Keeravaani. The singing performance will be conducted by Keeravaani himself, who has been nominated for an Academy Award for his work on the "RRR" soundtrack.



The composer expressed his excitement about the opportunity to showcase Telugu music on a global stage. "RRR" is a period action film directed by SS Rajamouli and starring Ram Charan and Jr NTR in lead roles. The film has been a commercial and critical success, and its soundtrack has been praised for its blend of traditional Indian music with modern sounds.


While fans may be disappointed that they won't be able to see their favourite stars on stage at the Oscars, the news that Telugu music will be featured at the event is a positive development for the industry. It shows that the world is taking notice of the unique cultural offerings of regional cinema and provides a platform for further recognition and exposure.


Overall, despite Ram Charan and Jr NTR not being able to attend the Oscars this year, the inclusion of Telugu music in the ceremony is a win for the industry and a step towards greater global recognition.

FAQ

Q1. Who was expected to perform at the Oscars ceremony this year?
Ram Charan and Jr NTR, two of the biggest names in the Telugu film industry, were expected to perform at the Oscars ceremony this year.


Q2. What was the rumour regarding their performance?
There were rumours that the duo would be performing a 25-minute medley from their latest film "RRR" at the event.