Anupam Kher reacted on receiving the National Film Award, said this about Pushpa
Anupam Kher said that his performance in The Kashmir Files was brilliant and was worthy of a National Award. However, he said, 'Those who received prestigious awards fully deserved it.
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Bollywood actor Anupam Kher recently said that he did not need to show emotion to play the soulful role of a Kashmiri Pandit in Vivek Agnihotri-directed film 'The Kashmir Files'. At Abhivyakti, a literary festival organized by the Army Wives Welfare Association in Pune, she also expressed happiness over the inauguration of the Ram temple in Ayodhya on January 22 and said, 'Whether I am invited or not, I will definitely go on the day of inauguration'.
What did the actor say about his character in Kashmir Files?
Anupam Kher said, 'My role in Kashmir Files was emotional because I did not have to depend on acting. I didn't have to show off my feelings. I try to bring truth to my emotions, because some roles don't require that level of honesty as the craft requires. The role of Pushkar Nath in The Kashmir Files was a role in which there was no craft involved because every single breath was absolutely from the heart.
What did Anupam Kher say about Pushpa?
The actor said that his performance in The Kashmir Files was brilliant and was worthy of a National Award. However, he said, 'Those who received prestigious awards fully deserved it. He said, 'When I saw Pushpa in a theatre, I appreciated Allu Arjun. I tweeted about it. Kher said that he is allowed to feel bad about not getting the award. And they are also allowed to express it.
'The Kashmir Files' won two awards
Let us tell you that in the 69th National Film Awards, the film 'The Kashmir Files' won two awards, for 'Best Feature Film on National Integration' and Pallavi Joshi got the award for 'Best Supporting Actress'. Talking about the inauguration of Ram Temple, Anupam Kher said, 'All Indians were waiting for this historic day. Hindus fought this battle constitutionally for many years. This is not just about Hindu religion but about feelings. I am proud that I was the first person from the film industry to go there and worship. Whether I am invited or not, I will go on the foundation day.
