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Jr NTR has been named on a popular magazine's 'Best Actor' prediction list for the Academy Awards...

Digital Desk: Jr NTR became a pan-India sensation with RRR, which dominated the box office last year. The film is making waves around the world, which is wonderful news for India ahead of the Oscars. In an interesting event, a renowned publication named Jr NTR to their Academy Awards 'Best Actor' prediction list. SS Rajamouli directed RRR, a period-action drama. 

Jr NTR, the actor of RRR, has entered Variety's top ten list for 'Best Actor' at the Academy Awards. He is included on the list's 'Honorable Mentions,' alongside Hugh Jackman (The Son) and Will Smith (Emancipation). Following that, the hashtag 'RRR for Oscars' trended on Twitter.


Interestingly, the magazine forecasts that Austin Butler will receive the prestigious Oscar for his work in Elvis. Brendan Fraser, who wowed audiences with his performance in The Whale, is listed as the runner-up.

All about the Movie RRR:

RRR is a historical drama starring Jr NTR as tribal leader Komaram Bheem and Ram Charan as rebellious Alluri Sita Rama Raju, respectively. Set in pre-independence India, the fictional drama explores their friendship and exposes their struggle against injustice. Alia Bhatt makes her Tollywood debut in SS Rajamouli's masterpiece. 

Meanwhile, Tarak is excited to get started on NTR 30, his feature with Koratala Siva. Jr NTR also has a film in the works with Prashanth Neel.










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