Jr NTR, Alia Bhatt win 'Spotlight Award' at Hollywood Critics Association for 'RRR'

Alia and NTR Jr were not able to attend last week's ceremony in the US with the rest of the team. On Friday, the organisation revealed that they will be sending out their trophies next week

And the winning streak for 'RRR' continues. Actors Alia Bhatt and Jr NTR have been awarded the 'Spotlight Award' at Hollywood Critics Association 2023.

The actors were not able to attend last week's ceremony in the US with the rest of the team. On Friday, the organisation revealed that they will be sending out their trophies next week.

"Dear RRR supporters & fans, We would like to share with you the awards for N.T Rama Rao Jr. & Alia Bhatt. We will be sending them out next week. Thank you for all your love and support. The Hollywood Critics Association #RRRGoesGlobal #RRRMovie #AliaBhatt #NTRamaRaoJr," the organisers wrote on Twitter.

Dear RRR supporters & fans,

We would like to share with you the awards for N.T Rama Rao Jr. & Alia Bhatt.

We will be sending them out next week.

Thank you for all your love and support.

The Hollywood Critics Association #RRRGoesGlobal #RRRMovie #AliaBhatt #NTRamaRaoJr pic.twitter.com/fvc7stfXqD

— Hollywood Critics Association (@HCAcritics) March 3, 2023

They also shared photographs of the trophies.

Ram Charan, the star of RRR, also presented the award at HCA 2023. He posted photos from the event and wrote, "I'm honoured to be representing Indian cinema alongside @ssrajamouli and MM. Keravani garu at the Hollywood Critics' Awards. I am proud that we received tonight as team RRR. Thank you for having me as a presenter, and Angela Bassett, I hope to get a selfie with you soon. 2023 @RRRmovie @HCACritics".

Now everyone is eyeing the big award ceremony that is Oscars. RRR is on the shortlist for Best Original Song for the dance song Naatu Naatu, which won the Golden Globe Award in the same category earlier this year.

The 95th Oscars, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, will be broadcast live on March 13 in India. 

Also Read: 'Naatu Naatu' from 'RRR' to be performed at Oscars 2023 ceremony

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