Ms Marvel Star's Fan Girl Moment With Ram Charan At Hollywood Film Awards

Anjali Bhimani, who plays Ms. Marvel, fangirled over Telugu actor Ram Charan at the Hollywood Critics Association Film Awards on Friday night, leaving him blushing.

The presenter, who had mispronounced their names before them (Ram Charan and Anjali Bhimani), made the actor smile, but Bhimani seemed to be able to lighten the mood with some jokes. She stated, "She can call me anything if I'm standing next to him, to be totally honest. I don't give a damn; as long as Ram and I are together, I've already won."

Ms Marvel Star With Ram Charan Presented Award At Hollywood Critics Association Awards

Anjali Bhimani attempted to perform some of the steps from Naatu Naatu while wearing a black dress, but she decided not to due to her attire. Charan made an appearance in his brown suede suit. He also missed his cue on the teleprompter and made the audience laugh amid all of Anjali's compliments.

He added that he travelled 8,000 miles from his home in India to present the Best Voice Over for a Motion Capture Performance award and to take a selfie with Black Panther actor Angela Bassett.

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RRR received five prizes at the HCAs. Best Stunts, Best Action Film, Best International Feature, and Best Original Song were the top four. The special "spotlight" award went to the movie as well.
In accepting the prize for best stunts, director SS Rajamouli commended the cast of the movie for putting forth their best effort. "There were only a few body doubles used in the numerous action scenes throughout the entire film, about 2-3. Every single stunt was done by the actors. These guys are wonderful. Each member of the team has contributed to it. My entire team deserves praise for this. In order to complete this movie, we worked extremely hard for 320 days, the majority of which were consumed by the stunts," according to the director.

Alluri Sitarama Raju (Ram Charan) and Komaram Bheem (Jr NTR) are the major characters of RRR, a fictional pre-Independence tale that focuses on two real-life Indian revolutionaries from the 1920s. The film has already won two Critics' Choice Awards for best foreign language film and best song for Naatu Naatu, in addition to a Golden Globe for best original song for Naatu Naatu. The song is also up for best original song at the 2023 Academy Awards.