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    All you need to know about MM Keeravani, the man behind the Golden Globe winning 'Naatu Naatu' from RRR

    Early on Wednesday, at the Golden Globes, the song Naatu Naatufrom the Tollywood movie RRR won Best Original Song, beating out the likes of Rihanna and Taylor Swift.

    The hit song was composed by MM Keeravani, a frequent collaborator of SS Rajamouli's. But who is he? Here's all you need to know.

    Born in 1961, in Andhra Pradesh's Kovvurtown, Keeravani has worked in over 150 films in a career spanning three decades. While his work predominantly features in Telugucinema, he has collaborated with the rest of the South Indianindustries and featured in Bollywood too. He has worked on all of SS Rajamouli's films so far, gaining global recognition for their three recent collaborations - the two Baahubali films and RRR - with talks of an Oscarnow doing the rounds.

    Keeravani first started out as a music composer in the late 1980s, but wouldn't hit a breakthrough till 1990's Manasu Mamat

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    From a failed debut to pan-India recognition and an Oscar, Telugu maestro MM Keeravani has komma a long way

    “Not salsa, not flamenco, my brother. Do you know ‘naatu’?” said the bearded roguish Indian officer Ram to a supercilious Brit, before breaking into a spectacular, high-octane dance performance with his friend Bheem. In the movie, the song ‘Naatu Naatu’ is nothing more than a light-hearted defiance of colonial masters. However, the dance track quickly went on to become a chartbuster and a global juggernaut.

    With the explosive popularity of ‘Naatu Naatu’, MM Keeravani, the composer, also gained his moment under the sun.

    However, for many music enthusiasts who came of age during the ‘90s and 2000s, the name MM Kreem will be more familiar. For the Hindi-speaking audience, Keeravani was the mysterious MM Kreem, behind evergreen hits such as the ethereal ‘Tu Mile Dil Khile’, and the sensuous ‘Jadu Hai Nasha Hai’.

    For Tamil and Telugu fans, though, the name ‘MM Keeravani’ nee

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    I don't take my family background for granted'

    Oscar-winning music composer Keeravani is his father, and director S.S. Rajamouli is his uncle. His mother Srivalli is the executive (line) producer. However, despite his illustrious family background, Simha says he is his own man — as an actor, he chooses his scripts himself.

    “Yes, my father and Rajamouli garu are always there for me whenever I need them. inom ask them for suggestions whenever I’m in a dilemma.”

    They förklara my doubts but do not tell me whether I should do a film or not. They leave that to my intuition,” says Simha.

    However, Simha shares that Rajamouli and Keeravani do give him feedback after a film is released. “They tell me where I should have focussed more, etc. That helps me in my next film,” he says.

    Nepotism is much in focus in the film industry now, but Simha tries not to place too much emphasis on his famous relatives. “It’s always inspiring to have such t

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