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Adoor Gopalakrishnan needs no introduction. One of the leading lights of Indian cinema, a man who has taken our films to the biggest platforms globally, the film-maker ushered in the new wave of Malayalam cinema in the 1970s, but in a career spanning five decades, has only made about a dozen feature films. But each film from the almost one-man Mammooty show in Mathilukal to Kathapurushan, which traces a metaphorical journey of 45 years, from Nizhalkuthu, that explores the recesses of the human consciousness to the striking monologue-film Anantaram has been discussed, debated, lauded and feted across the world. Nearly all of his films have premiered at Venice, Cannes and the Toronto International Film Festival, with the film-maker having won the National Award 16 times, and the Kerala State Film Awards 17 times.
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Sudhanshu Saria talks to The Hindu Weekend on Masoom, building Indian female characters and season three of Delhi Crime
The first week of April was an interesting one for filmmaker Sudhanshu Saria. It began with him bagging the National Award for Best Director in the Non-Feature Film category for his short film
Knock Knock Knock (2020). Mid-week, he tested positive for Covid-19, and towards the end of the week, there was a kerfuffle over a poster design (the promotional poster for Alt Balaji’s show,
His Storyy, bore an uncanny resemblance to that of Saria’s début film,
Loev). Saria laughs when this chronology is pointed out to him. “I feel like it was just another step in my journey. I’m just walking my own path, and all of these moments in life teach you a little bit about who you are,” he says.
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Sushmita Sen honored with a National Award! Apr 19, 2021, 11:32 IST
Former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen was honoured with National Award for her enduring contribution to social welfare and women empowerment.
The diva shared the news with her fans and followers through an Insta live session and exclaimed, I virtually received one of the most beautiful awards; it s beautiful because it s a National Award.
Sushmita, who was crowned Miss India in 1994, later represented our country at the prestigious Miss Universe pageant the same year and brought home the coveted crown, making it the first for India.
She also expressed her gratitude for the national recognition through a post captioned, राष्ट्रीय सम्मान ❤️ Thank you Champions Of Change Awards for this National Award for Social welfare & Women empowerment I receive it on behalf of our Nation s strongest backbone, WOMEN!!!❤️ Thank you for honoring us!!! Let s continue to take small steps &
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