In her speech, Anushka said, “Each one of us have a dream, which maybe we grow up and forget and it’s something I’ve learned from him (Gunasekhar) that you dream of something, you stick by it.” She opened up about the philosophy. She shared that close friends and family would always support one’s dream, no matter what. “People who are close to you and people who believe in you will always stand by you. And that’s how Rudrama Devi has, you know, he made it happen, him and his family,” she added.
She further shared, “So I would want to thank him for having cast me and trusting me to do this role. And each and every person who supported this film, Rana, Allu Arjun. So I want to thank each and everyone and congratulate Gunasekhar Garu. And he and his family definitely deserve this. Thank you.”
Interestingly, this moment is etched in the memories of audiences. The 70th Filmfare Awards South is all set to celebrate the finest moments from across South Indian cinema on the February 21, 2026. The event is a grand collaboration, with Kerala Tourism joining as the Destination Partner, alongside Special Partner Kamar Film Factory co-powered by Prestige and Sensodent, ensuring a celebration that matches the scale and prestige of the awards’ legacy.
The 69th Filmfare Awards South had taken place in 2024. It was also an event to remember which was hosted by the trio of Faria Abdullah, Sundeep Kishan and Vindhya Vishaka. Tamil film Chithha was the most awarded film winning seven awards in total. This edition too, like the previous years, promises to be as exciting as ever with several stars from South cinema set to grace the event.
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