Should Dhanush Win the National Award for Best Actor for Kuberaa, According to Chiranjeevi?

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Key Takeaways
- Dhanush's performance in 'Kuberaa' is exceptional.
- Chiranjeevi advocates for Dhanush to receive the National Award for Best Actor.
- 'Kuberaa' has achieved a strong box office opening.
- Chiranjeevi highlights the real-life essence of the film.
- Tribute to director Sekhar Kammula for his impactful storytelling.
Hyderabad, June 23 (NationPress) Telugu Mega Star Chiranjeevi expressed that he cannot envision anyone else portraying the character of Deva in director Sekhar Kammula's newly released film 'Kuberaa'. He firmly believes that Dhanush deserves the National Award for Best Actor for his remarkable performance.
During the success celebration of the film held on Sunday, Chiranjeevi praised the entire cast and crew of 'Kuberaa', which has achieved a notable opening in theaters and is on track to becoming a blockbuster.
'No one else could embody the character of Deva like Dhanush. I barely recognized him while watching the film. His immersion in the role was extraordinary. I perceive this movie as an experience, not just a film. It felt incredibly real,' Chiranjeevi remarked.
'The character that resonated with me the most in this film is Deva. Only Dhanush could portray this role,' he expressed, addressing Dhanush directly, 'This has become a customary affair for you. Nonetheless, allow me to congratulate you in advance. The award for best actor should undoubtedly belong to you. If you win, it will be a source of pride for everyone. Otherwise, the National Awards would lose their significance. You are destined to win.'
Chiranjeevi also acknowledged the contributions of actors Nagarjuna, Rashmika Mandanna, and director Sekhar Kammula to the film.
Speaking about director Sekhar Kammula, Nagarjuna noted that the talented director has crafted each of his films like a treasure, securing a permanent place in the hearts of the audience.
'Sekhar Kammula approached me as a fan during the filming of my movie State Rowdy. I am genuinely pleased that he chose to enter cinema the day he shook my hand,' he shared, turning to Sekhar Kammula, 'I take pride in the fact that you have drawn inspiration from me to enter the industry, and through your talent, ideas, and dedication, you have reached this remarkable stage. In your silver jubilee year, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to you once more.'
Chiranjeevi emphasized that Sekhar Kammula's films resonate with reality, showcasing well-defined and well-portrayed characters. Listing the lead characters from several of Sekhar Kammula's films, starting from his debut film 'Anand', Chiranjeevi remarked, 'The reason we can remember these characters' names is that they are distinctive. We focused solely on the characters, not the actors.'