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Visually Impaired Industrialist's Story Wins National Film Award
20 Jul
Summary
- 'Srikanth' film honored with Best Hindi Feature Film at 72nd National Awards.
- The movie chronicles the inspiring journey of industrialist Srikanth Bolla.
- Director Tushar Hiranandani calls the award a perfect post-birthday gift.
The biographical drama 'Srikanth' has achieved a significant milestone, securing the Best Hindi Feature Film award at the 72nd National Film Awards. This honor celebrates the remarkable life of entrepreneur Srikanth Bolla, a visually impaired industrialist who founded Bollant Industries.
Director Tushar Hiranandani described the award as an overwhelming and rewarding experience, particularly as it arrived shortly after his birthday. He expressed profound gratitude for the recognition, noting its special significance as the film had not received similar accolades elsewhere.
Hiranandani also acknowledged the vital support from his wife, Nidhi Parmar, who produced the film during its challenging development phase. He dedicated the prestigious National Award to his late mother and father-in-law, wishing they could have witnessed the film's success.
The film's commercial success during its theatrical run and its inspiring theme have resonated with audiences. Hiranandani remains committed to creating meaningful and inspiring cinema, taking his time to develop his next project.
