The film will have music by Oscar winner MM Keeravani, cinematography by RD Rajasekar, and art direction by Thotta Tharani.

 They also shared a new poster that showcases the talented actor, Raghava Lawrence, adorned in an enigmatic ensemble, as he dares to peek through the doors of the most famous and mystifying Chandramukhi's room.

Speaking in a interview with a popular media house, he said that even though he is proud of his son's achievements, he believes there are several other tunes and songs that are far superior to 'Naatu Naatu'.

These wins signify a growing recognition of the Indian film industry's talent and diverse offerings.

Lyrically, the song's wild dance is compared to a green chilli, a dagger, and a bull "dancing in the dust of the fields."

Keeravani's first major break as a solo artist came in 1990 with the film Kalki, but neither the film nor the soundtrack were ever released.

The prestigious Padma awards also conferred to singers Suman Kalyanpur and Vani Jairam for their exemplary service to the country.

Naatu Naatu will go up against four other nominated songs: Applause from Tell It Like A Woman, Hold My Hand by Lady Gaga from Top Gun: Maverick, Lift Me Up by Rihanna from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and This Is A Life by Everything, Everywhere, All at Once.