Key Points

Legendary actor Kamal Haasan has warmly congratulated young Treesha Thosar for her National Award win. He celebrated the fact that she broke his long-standing record by winning the award at just four years old. In a sweet video call, Haasan blessed Treesha and inquired about her future projects. The moment was a beautiful passing of the torch from one child prodigy to another in Indian cinema.

Key Points: Kamal Haasan Applauds Treesha Thosar for Beating His National Award Record

  • Kamal Haasan personally congratulated Treesha Thosar over a heartfelt video call from Raaj Kamal Films
  • Treesha won the Best Child Artist award for her role in the Marathi film 'Naal 2'
  • The actor humbly referred to himself as a 'child' while blessing the young award winner
  • Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji were seen cheering for Treesha during the award ceremony
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Kamal Haasan hails child actor Treesha Thosar's National Award win, says You've beaten my record

Kamal Haasan congratulates child actor Treesha Thosar, who won a National Award at age 4, breaking his own record of winning at age six for Kalathur Kannamma.

"Dear Ms. Treesha Thoshar, my loudest applause goes to you. You've beaten my record, as I was already six when I got my first award! - Kamal Haasan"

Chennai, September 26

Legendary actor and politician Kamal Haasan has showered praise on the young talent, Treesha Thosar, who recently won the prestigious National Award under Best Child Artist.

Taking to his X handle, Haasan hailed the little Treesha for beating his own record and wrote, "Dear Ms. Treesha Thoshar, my loudest applause goes to you. You've beaten my record, as I was already six when I got my first award! Way to go madam. Keep working on your incredible talent. My appreciation to your elders in the house."

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In one of the rarest accomplishments, Kamal Haasan won the President's Gold medal at the age of six for his performance in the Tamil film, 'Kalathur Kannamma'.

The X handle of the actor's production house, Raaj Kamal Films International, also shared a video, showing Haasan personally congratulating Treesha over a video call.

"I saw you getting an award. Congratulations," Kamal Haasan told Treesha, further enquiring about her future projects. The two got into a sweet conversation, as Haasan called himself a "child" and also blessed the little girl.

"From One Child Prodigy to another @ikamalhaasan Sir himself has congratulated #TreeshaThosar for winning her first National award. What a moment for Indian cinema. #KamalHaasan Sir won his first #NationalAward at 6, now Treesha Thosar at 4! Congratulations, Treesha--you are already inspiring the nation!" the video's caption read.

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At the 71st National Film Awards, Treesha Thosar was presented the Best Child Artist Award for her performance in the Marathi film 'Naal 2'. For the event, Treesha looked adorable in a golden saree as she arrived on the stage to receive her award.

The young actor was welcomed by loud cheers and applause - a moment that left Bollywood stars Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji smiling and clapping.

Speaking to ANI, she said, "I felt great after receiving the award. The President congratulated me. I prepared for this in a single day."

- ANI

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Rohit P
Amazing to see such young talent getting recognized! But I hope Treesha gets to have a normal childhood too. The film industry can be quite demanding for child artists.
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Sarah B
What an incredible achievement at just 4 years old! The video call between them must have been so precious. This is why I love Indian cinema - the respect between generations of artists is beautiful.
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Arjun K
Kamal Haasan sir is a true legend! Not many superstars would so gracefully acknowledge being "beaten" by a child. This shows what real greatness looks like. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳
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Michael C
As an expat living in Mumbai, I'm constantly amazed by the talent here. Treesha's achievement and Kamal's response show the rich cultural heritage of Indian cinema. Simply wonderful!
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Nisha Z
While this is definitely inspiring, I hope the media doesn't put too much pressure on this little girl. Let her enjoy her childhood and grow at her own pace. The industry should protect its young talents.
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Vikram M
"Prepared in a single day" - wow! This shows natural talent. Marathi cinema continues to produce exceptional content and now exceptional young artists. Congratulations Treesha! 🎬

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