Though the documentary had put more light on the lives of mahouts, it has now sparked a controversy as recently, it was appeared that Bomman and Bellie weren't at good terms with The Elephant Whisperers team. 

He also interacted with caretakers of the elephant, and the internet is showering awe for the few pictures of his visit to the most sensational couple. 

He visited the Theppakadu Elephant Camp in Mudumalai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu and met the mahout couple, Bomman and Bellie, who have a special bond with two orphaned elephants, Raghu and Ammu.

Accordingly, President Murmu also met with them today, at Rashtrapati Bhavan and expressed her admiration for their work. She also posed with them holding a showpiece elephant.

"I couldn't wait to show this to everyone on the big screen and simultaneously, as an audience, I couldn't wait to watch it on the big screen!"

The post received countless of likes and comments from fans who congratulated them on their achievement, as the picture shows them holding the golden statuette and smiling for the camera.

As the story and the stars are directly connected to Tamil Nadu, the Oscar award for the documentary is being relished as a huge honour for the state.

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'.

In a conversation with violinist L Subramaniam that took place before Indian creations RRR and The Elephant Whisperers won the Oscars at the 95th Academy Awards, Rahman expresses 'We have to be in another person's shoes'. 

After learning that the mahouts Bomman and Belli, who featured in the documentary, were honoured by the Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, Kartiki Gonsalves said she is overjoyed and proud.