‘RRR’ actor Olivia Morris silent over Golden Globes’ win, fans urge her to react

Updated : Jan 14, 2023 13:03
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SS Rajamouli’s magnum opus ‘RRR’ created history by winning the prestigious Golden Globes for the song ‘Naatu Naatu’. The team, the Indian industry and fans have been flooding the internet with good wishes. However, British actor Olivia Morris, who played the love interest of Jr. NTR in the film, has been silent over the win so far which has prompted many users to head over to her social media page and urge her to react.

A fan wrote, ‘RRR has won Golden globe in your song. Waiting for you to post about it.’ Another commented, ‘Congratulations Olivia, our dear Jenny for the Golden Globe for Naatu Naatu!! We love you in the song!’

Yet another user wrote, ‘Hy we are waiting for your response about.. rrr.. award   plz react…’

On the other hand, actor Alia Bhatt, who made a cameo in ‘RRR’, has been actively sharing every little praise regarding the film on Instagram. A section of netizens was also unhappy when a few publications mentioned ‘RRR’ as Alia’s film and they started trolling the actor.

‘RRR’, starring Ram Charan and Jr NTR, is winning praise globally for its direction, songs, performances and action sequences. The movie has been submitted to the Academy for an Oscar nomination under the categories of Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor among others.

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