Nithya Menen was honored with the Best Actress Award
She received for her performance in Tamil film Thiruchitrambalam
Thiruchitrambalam features Dhanush and Nithya as best friends
In a significant achievement at the 70th National Film Awards, actress Nithya Menen was honored with the Best Actress Award for her outstanding performance in the Tamil film Thiruchitrambalam. The announcement, made on Friday, recognized Menen’s role as Shobana, sharing the accolade with Manasi Parekh, who was celebrated for her work in the Gujarati film Kutch Express.
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Reflecting on her win, Nithya Menen spoke candidly about her reaction. “Honestly, I didn’t know they were announcing the National Awards. It might sound unusual, but I actually live under a rock. I like to be cut off from the bustle. I didn’t expect it at all,” she told a daily.
The actress described the overwhelming outpouring of support she received. The genuine nature of their wishes was truly a blessing,” Menen said. She expressed her gratitude, noting how the win resonated personally with many, making the victory feel even more special.
Menen also shared her contentment with the film that earned her this prestigious honor. “I feel satiated with the fact that Thiruchitrambalam is the film that got me this award. I believe there is more merit in making another person smile or be happy than doing a role for the sake of validation,” she added.
Directed by Mithran Jawahar, Thiruchitrambalam features Dhanush and Nithya as best friends, Thiru and Shobana, in a heartwarming story of friendship and family dynamics.
Nithya Menen was honored with the Best Actress Award
She received for her performance in Tamil film Thiruchitrambalam
Thiruchitrambalam features Dhanush and Nithya as best friends
In a significant achievement at the 70th National Film Awards, actress Nithya Menen was honored with the Best Actress Award for her outstanding performance in the Tamil film Thiruchitrambalam. The announcement, made on Friday, recognized Menen’s role as Shobana, sharing the accolade with Manasi Parekh, who was celebrated for her work in the Gujarati film Kutch Express.
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Reflecting on her win, Nithya Menen spoke candidly about her reaction. “Honestly, I didn’t know they were announcing the National Awards. It might sound unusual, but I actually live under a rock. I like to be cut off from the bustle. I didn’t expect it at all,” she told a daily.
The actress described the overwhelming outpouring of support she received. The genuine nature of their wishes was truly a blessing,” Menen said. She expressed her gratitude, noting how the win resonated personally with many, making the victory feel even more special.
Menen also shared her contentment with the film that earned her this prestigious honor. “I feel satiated with the fact that Thiruchitrambalam is the film that got me this award. I believe there is more merit in making another person smile or be happy than doing a role for the sake of validation,” she added.
Directed by Mithran Jawahar, Thiruchitrambalam features Dhanush and Nithya as best friends, Thiru and Shobana, in a heartwarming story of friendship and family dynamics.